GreenJackets Return to Win Column on Friday Night Strong Pitching and Late Offense Guides Augusta to Victory KANNAPOLIS, NC: The Augusta GreenJackets (32-31) took down the Kannapolis Cannon Ballers (31-33) on Friday night behind a five-run eighth inning to pull away late. Atlanta's first-round draft pick Owen Murphey set the

GreenJackets Ride Nine-Run, Ninth Inning to Saturday Victory Massive Final Frame Secures Series Win for Augusta MYRTLE BEACH, SC: The Augusta GreenJackets (26-26) delivered a ninth-inning comeback on Saturday night over the Myrtle Beach Pelicans (24-29) by a score of 10-2 to secure a series win. The game began with

For Immediate Release GreenJackets Media Contact: Mitchell Speltz (803) 349-9467 [email protected] GreenJackets Begin Road Trip with Victory in Delmarva Rainiery Rodriguez Guides Augusta to Series Opening Win SALISBURY, MD: The Augusta GreenJackets (11-18) started their longest road trip of the season on Tuesday night with a nice victory against the

For Immediate Release GreenJackets Media Contact: Mitchell Speltz (803) 349-9467 [email protected] Augusta Wins Homestand Opener Over Fredericksburg GreenJackets Top Fred Nats in First-Ever Matchup NORTH AUGUSTA, SC: The Augusta GreenJackets (4-11) played host to the Fredericksburg Nationals (13-3) for the first time ever on Tuesday night and began the series

For Immediate Release GreenJackets Media Contact: Mitchell Speltz (803) 349-9467 [email protected] RiverDogs Walk-Off GreenJackets in Another Close Defeat Augusta Suffers Eighth Straight Defeat CHARLESTON, SC: Wednesday night was another tight battle between the Augusta GreenJackets (2-9) and Charleston RiverDogs (5-6) but it was Charleston escaping with another close victory as

For Immediate Release GreenJackets Media Contact: Mitchell Speltz (803) 349-9467 [email protected] GreenJackets Rally Late to Top Woodpeckers Again Geraldo Quintero's Clutch Hit Completes Comeback FAYETTEVILLE, NC: It was another pitcher's duel on Wednesday night at Segra Stadium as the Augusta GreenJackets (36-29) used a late rally to steal game two