Wingnuts bats go silent in loss
Eight days ago, the Wingnuts were shut down by Lincoln's Jarrett Gardner -- but that made sense. Gardner leads the Saltdogs in wins and earned 10 victories in 2007.
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Wingnuts make right turn on road
Maybe Wichita is taking advantage of favorable matchups. Maybe its better play on the road in the second half is just a coincidence. Maybe the players are getting plenty of sleep on the bus.
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Pearson powers a victory
Stephen Pearson put up numbers on Friday night that made up for the game he missed on Thursday. A night after being benched by manager Kash Beauchamp in the midst of a slump, Pearson drove in runs in his first five at-bats with two homers, two doubles and a fielder's choice, then helped bring home two more in the 11th to tie the score.
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Colton has the tools
Ask Chris Colton to pinpoint the moment he realized he possessed superior defensive capabilities and he doesn't refer to his seven-year professional baseball career.
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Wingnuts 1, Fort Worth 0 -- For 10 innings Thursday night there was a run shortage
Wingnuts 1, Fort Worth 0 -- For 10 innings Thursday night there was a run shortage. That was cured by a 20-minute power outage delay.
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Winguts can't keep up with Cats
The Wichita Wingnuts fell to the Fort Worth Cats 10-2 on Wednesday at Fort Worth. Dan Grybash was the winning pitcher for Fort Worth, going seven innings, striking out nine, giving up six hits and walking none.
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Beauchamp makes apology
An e-mailed letter from Wingnuts manager Kash Beauchamp to American Association officials Monday night apologizes for his antics in front of the home-plate umpire in a game last week but does not show regret for being ejected from the game.
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Wingnuts can't overcome Lincoln's early lead
Lincoln kept scoring Sunday and the Wingnuts kept chipping away, but when the bullpens entered, runs came to a halt. Unfortunately for the Wingnuts, they hadn't chipped away enough by the time Lincoln called on its relief pitching.
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