Was Ike Taylor a former UL football player? (I know I know, probably a dumb question, but I wasn't sure. Y'all don't roast me too bad for this question )
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Was Ike Taylor a former UL football player? (I know I know, probably a dumb question, but I wasn't sure. Y'all don't roast me too bad for this question )
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yes ike taylor was a player here... ivan taylor for the steelers
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Raging through the Pages of the Web 2004-07-26 Government work available for big, little guy
LaPTAC is a federal program co-sponsored by UL Lafayette. The agency’s office is on the UL Lafayette campus at Rougeau Hall.
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A free workshop will be offered to small businesses who are interested in learning more about government contracting by UL Lafayette’s Louisiana Procurement Technical Assistance Center at 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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Sept. 22 and 23
Businesses that are interested in recruiting UL Lafayette graduates and students for full-time, part-time, internship or co-op positions should make plans now to participate in the Fall 2004 Career Days sponsored by UL Lafayette Career Services
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Off-campus homes lure students
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Football season ticket drive continues
Beginning today, University of Louisiana representatives will be contacting all alumni and former season ticket holders to kickoff a season ticket drive for the upcoming 2004 football season
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Kohrs, a junior right-hander from Louisiana-Lafayette, became the fourth Bats pitcher to win four games this summer.
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It’s 5 a.m., about an hour before the Louisiana sun starts baking the tin roof over the Evangeline Downs stables, and Jake Delhomme is exercising his throwing arm.
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Turning heads: Colorado right-hander Scott Dohmann threw a scoreless inning with one strikeout during Saturday night's 8-2 victory over the Diamondbacks, and went into Sunday having not given up a run in 13 appearances covering 13 2/3 innings.
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I saw him (Morneau)live again at Camden Yards and he looked very much like he belonged, except when B.J. Ryan made him look silly. But then Ryan has made many a lefty look out of sorts, as he is holding them to a .033 batting average, giving up a mere two hits in 60 at-bats with 29 whiffs, including Morneau.
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Quotable: "Every player should be accorded the privilege of at least one season with the Chicago Cubs. That's baseball as it should be played -- in God's own sunshine. And that's really living." -- Former Indians manager Alvin Dark
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Justin Merendino and John Shelby collected four of Waterloo's seven hits Friday, while Phillip Hawke stroked a solo homer.
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The addition of Charles Tillman at cornerback last season turned the Bears' secondary from suspect into a strength
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Raging through the Pages of the Web 2004-07-28 Hornets set preseason game in Cajundome Oct. 16
There is no conflict with either UL Lafayette or LSU football on that date, with LSU having an open weekend and UL Lafayette on the road at Idaho for a 4 p.m. game.
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Geology enters the third dimension
ATIC is a joint project between the state of Louisiana, UL Lafayette and LEDA and will be located on UL Lafayette’s University Common. The facility will have a six-sided cave that will project the imagery in a 3-D format for users.
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If Saluki fans think their head coaching carousel is dizzying, they should take a look at Southern Illinois University's newest opponent for the 2004-05 basketball season.
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Cook not only lost his shutout in the eighth, he allowed four consecutive baserunners and was replaced by Scott Dohmann, who struck out Shawn Green and Juan Encarnacion to put down the rally. The Dodgers stranded 10 runners.
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Shaking off a tough start, the Bucks rode Phillip Hawke's big bat and a stingy night from the bullpen to a 7-5 victory over Madison in round one of a two-game showdown for first place in the Northwoods League Southern Division.
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Cornerback Charles Tillman pulled up at midday and declared he was ready for an 8 a.m. practice today. The first workout, which will be without pads, isn't until 3:55 p.m. The pads go on and contact begins at 8:40 a.m. Thursday... "That's how ready I am,'' Tillman joked when notified of what will be a busy morning of meetings. "I thought we had a morning practice. Three fifty-five, we're going to get this thing on the way."
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Raging through the Pages of the Web 2004-07-29 Special day: Maddux may be aiming at 300 wins Sunday, but Cubs catcher Paul Bako is closing in on playing in 500 games. He's expected behind the plate on Sunday, which will be career game No. 497.
The day, however, is far more special for Maddux.
"I think everybody on the ballclub, when he does it -- hopefully Sunday -- I think everybody will consider it a special day," Bako said. "Obviously, it's Greg's day and it's years and years of hard work and a lot of talent and success culminating. But I think everybody on the club is looking forward to it. Even the fans in the city of Chicago will make it a big day, especially if we can do it at home."
It took Roger Clemens four tries to notch his 300th win last season.
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Just look at the Carolina Panthers. They were 1-15 in 2001, and didn't have a winning season since 1996. They broke training camp last summer with Rodney Peete as their starter at QB and Jake Delhomme, who would gain folk-hero status, as the backup. And they lost the Super Bowl to the Pats in the final seconds.
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Orioles manager Lee Mazzilli lifted Borkowski after Kevin Millar led off the eighth with a single. B.J. Ryan entered and struck out Jason Varitek and Bill Mueller before retiring Gabe Kapler on a grounder.
Ryan gave up a solo homer to David Ortiz in the ninth, but completed the inning and the four-hitter. It was the first home run that Ryan allowed to a left-hander since Sept. 22, 2002, when Cliff Floyd connected for the Red Sox.
The victory enabled the Orioles to earn a split of the rain-shortened two-game series and end Boston's three-game winning streak.
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Binghamton totaled 19 hits, with all nine batters recording a hit, led by Chase Lambin, who was 2 for 4 with a home run and three RBI
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Offensive Explosion Gives Cyclones Series Win
Corey Coles led the hit parade with three singles,
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The Cyclones took an early lead when Ambiorix Concepcion hit his fourth home run, which scored Corey Coles and Dante Brinkley for a 3-0 lead in the first
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. Raging through the Pages of the Web 2004-07-30
Raging through the Pages of the Web 2004-07-30 USDA grant to help state
(University of Louisiana's) MEPoL assists about 5,300 manufacturing businesses throughout the state and can be compared to the cooperative extension service provided to farmers by LSU Ag Center, Landry said.
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(Charles Tillman) It's all business
When Bears second-year cornerback Charles Tillman heard that first-round draft pick Tommie Harris was a likely holdout, he wasn't about to urge the rookie to get into camp.
Last year Tillman missed the start of camp as a second-round holdout, so he's understanding of the process.
"It's business," Tillman said. "He's got to take care of his business. I had to take care of my business, whether you're here on time or not.
"Try to get it done as quick as possible, but at the same time get something out of it that's going to be good for you."
It's often said by coaches that players miss to much by holding out.
"In my case, last year when I got here late I didn't miss too much and so I was OK," said Tillman, who missed the first two days.
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Mickey Mantle may no longer be among the living, but as one of the greatest baseball players of all time, his legacy on cardboard lives on in the hearts of millions of sports memorabilia collectors and baseball fans.
A dream of a lifetime was achieved when Chris LeBlanc walked into his local Wal-Mart store and purchased one of the top-selling sports card products in the industry, a TRISTAR Hidden Treasures Graded Baseball Card. Inside, he found a redemption certificate for one of the product´s Grand Treasures: a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle valued at $18,000.
"I still can´t believe that I got a Mantle card. I walked into Wal-Mart to get a few things for my son," said LeBlanc, 25, owner of Precision Flooring. "I had a little extra cash and ended up getting two packs of Hidden Treasures. My girlfriend thought she was going to have to call an ambulance when she saw my face after I opened the pack that said I´d won the Mantle card."
LeBlanc will be presented with the Mantle card in a special event to take place inside the Wal-Mart store where he purchased his treasure 12:30 p.m. today.
Former New York Yankees pitcher Ron Guidry, known as "Louisiana Lightning" will take part in the special presentation.
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Angel Pagan, Ron Acuna, and Chase Lambin hit solo homers for the B-Mets
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Regardless, Walker's absence didn't cause the loss. Reliever Scott Dohmann, a stand-up kid from Louisiana, pointed the finger at himself.
In a game of 307 pitches, Dohmann paid a heavy price for a single sloppy slider to Los Angeles' David Ross. With the Rockies protecting a one-run lead, the catcher deposited a two-run homer into the left-field bleachers. The pitch illustrated baseball's evil desire to humble anyone who plays the game.
Before Thursday, Dohmann had strung together 15 1/3 consecutive scoreless innings, the most by a Rockies pitcher this season.
"It was one bad pitch," Dohmann said. "I don't care about any personal streaks. I am upset because I cost our team a win."
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Human Interest from the ARCHIVES of the WEB The Guide to Southwestern Louisiana, (the area)
Four years ago, the Chronicle attempted its first guide to Southwestern Louisiana. The concept was simple: Many people drive to New Orleans for Jazz Fest and Mardi Gras, and few realize what wonderfully diverse and culturally rich country they drive through on the way. Having explored this area individually and in groups through vacations and weekend trips, we wanted to share our discoveries and good times with everyone, and were pleased to see even the local daily follow our recommendations in their recent sojourn there.
This guide began with Ed Ward, who was teaching a cooking class when he still lived here some years back. Ward decided it wasn't enough to get ingredients locally -- they should come from the source... crawfish from Lake Charles, boudin from Jennings, garlic sausage from Eunice. Somehow, the results just tasted better for having made the trip. This concurred with something that Louis Black, Nick Barbaro, and I had known but hadn't admitted: that while we talked a lot about Louisiana music, we were really dreaming about Louisiana food.
Ward's culinary excursions resulted in a three-page handout for his cooking class, in which the other cultural aspects were almost an afterthought: As long as you're there buying sausage, etc., why not stay over and go to Fred's or Slim's? Why not, indeed. We started making regular trips back and forth, each time discovering new places to go and more things to do, and sharing the knowledge with each other. We were inspired by Ward's guide, agreeing with some of it, disagreeing with parts, and adding our own favorites. Most of these stops are within an hour's drive off Interstate 10.
In his original introduction, Louis Black cautioned readers to consider this "an arbitrary listing of food, music, and places of interest on the road between the Texas border and the Atchafalaya," and he couldn't be more right. We hope you'll find the same charm and pleasure in puzzling over this arbitrary guide as we got in stumbling upon and returning to these wonderful jigsaw bits of Louisiana.
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-- Margaret Moser
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Raging through the Pages of the Web. 2004-08-01 Giants honor '54 world champions
Reunion brings back 19 members of Series team
Fans the world over have marveled at Mays' incredible over-the-shoulder catch, but his world champion teammates have always been just as impressed.
"It was an impossible play," said Alvin Dark, who hit .412 in the Series. " (UL 43-44) I had no idea he could catch the ball. I didn't think anyone could catch that ball."
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The '54 Giants were introduced, one by one, during a pregame ceremony, and they walked from the third-base dugout to their seats on the infield. The old players gave a standing ovation to just one teammate, Mays.
"Greatest baseball player I've ever seen," said Alvin Dark the shortstop in '54. "The best all-around player. The greatest."
Mays stepped to the podium for a few words.
"This team here is responsible for me learning how to play baseball," Mays told the crowd. "I could do everything, but I learned the art of the game from these guys in 1954."
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Sports video game fanatics are in heaven with EA Sports’ NCAA 2005 already on the market and Madden 2005 almost ready to hit the shelves.
Dr. Valanne MacGyvers, in the psychology department at UL Lafayette, believes a child should have equal balance when it comes to playing video games.
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Maddux attempts win No. 300 today against Phillies
There will be a Marlins connection as well. Ex-Marlin Paul Bako has been Maddux's personal catcher this year, just as he was during their brief time together in Atlanta.
"Greg is real nonchalant about 300," Bako said. "He's always thinking about the team first. That will be a huge milestone. It will be nice for him. I think he's looking forward to putting it behind him and taking care of the rest of the season."
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For three of the last five seasons, Maddux has had a co-conspirator in Paul Bako. The 32-year-old catcher, a seven-year veteran with a .239 career average, will be behind the plate when Maddux faces the Phillies on Sunday.
They have meshed well since their days together in Atlanta, when Maddux developed an aversion to having Javy Lopez call his games. He's never criticized Lopez, he's too professional for that, but was drawn to catchers who studied hitters as intently as he did -- the likes of Charlie O'Brien, Eddie Perez, Henry Blanco and Bako.
Dusty Baker has had Bako catch 20 of Maddux's 21 starts this season. "Bako has caught him before and I have to play Bako sometime to rest Michael Barrett,'' Baker said. "This is the perfect situation to do that and get Bako some at-bats. And it gives Greg a certain confidence and comfort level."
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"We're not the fancy team," quarterback Jake Delhomme -- No. 17 -- said Saturday. "We're not the sexy team. We're the blue-collar team."
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At times, it looked almost as if the Carolina Panthers had not left the football field at all.
Despite not having worn football pads in nearly six months, the Panthers looked every bit like the team that represented the NFC in the Super Bowl last season on Saturday as they officially opened training camp at Wofford College.
Only a few plays into the morning practice, wide receiver Steve Smith ran a post route, leapt into the air and hauled down a 40-yard reception from quarterback Jake Delhomme, who emotionally pumped his first into the air after the completion.
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Lefty hitters' batting average against Orioles lefty B.J. Ryan (3 for 67). That included David Ortiz's homer last week, the first homer by a lefty off Ryan since Cliff Floyd in September 2002.
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Munson was more than just a good hitter. He won the Gold Glove in 1974 and '75 and was a member of The Sporting News' AL All-Star fielding team from 1973-75. And he could call a great game. Yankees ace left-hander Ron Guidry said years later that Munson deserved half the credit for Guidry's Cy Young Award season of 1978 (25-3, 1.74 ERA, nine shutouts) - which was one of the most dominant in baseball history.
"I went the whole year never shaking him off one time," Guidry said. "He always knew exactly when to say something and when to shut up. I don't remember him ever chewing teammates out and pointing fingers during a slump. He'd just say, "We're not playing as a team - we're better than this.'"
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Waterloo broke up a scoreless pitching duel in the bottom of the fourth. Phillip Hawke the Bucks' leading home run hitter, bunted for a base hit. John Shelby forced him at second, but Shelby raced to third on Gregg Wallis' hit-and-run single. The Bucks' shortstop then came home on the front half of a double steal.
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Receiver David Terrell has had trouble holding onto passes so far in camp. He’s been stripped twice by Charles Tillman and still hasn’t hooked up with quarterback Rex Grossman on long play yet.
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Raging through the Pages of the Web. 2004-08-03 At the back door of UL Lafayette campus sits a park that opens the door to opportunities outside the classroom.
More than a dozen hubs for research, business development and technology make their homes in the University Research Park, offering spots to UL Lafayette students for internships and research.
Coming off his scintillating Super Bowl performance, it might be easy to forget that Jake Delhomme enters the '04 season with just career 20 starts, and that includes three playoff contests last year.
"I've still got so much room, really, to grow," acknowledged Delhomme after a Saturday afternoon practice in which he was very sharp in the deep game. "I still think there is a lot of surface left to be scratched, you know?"
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Chase Lambin (57) and Angel Pagan (60) are duking it out for the (B Mets) lead in RBI
Charles Tillman played good ball, but one yr doesn’t decide a player. And he’s got very little talent around him other than Mike Brown (who may be a 1yr wonder himself).
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Raging through the Pages of the Web 2004-08-05 After giving up a Sammy Sosa home run, Scott Dohmann was ejected from a tie game for a -no contact- inside pitch . . . "Dohmann's ejection came as a surprise to both sides as there were no warnings given prior to his forced early departure."
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BJ Ryan worked out of a bases-loaded jam in the eighth
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Corey Coles went 3-6 with three RBIs and three runs scored on the night.
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Justin Merendino hit his seventh home run of the season for the Bucks
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Paul Bako had two hits, including a two-run single in the seventh that scored Lee and Aramis Ramirez.
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The Duane Blumberg report Blanco picks UL official for Department of Economic Development post . . . Before that, Olivier was with a Lafayette economic development group and worked for about nine years under Raymond Blanco, the governor's husband, in several administrative positions at ULL.
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Barry Sanders dazzled OSU in '88 ... Sanders showed his potential in his first game, when he helped lead Oklahoma State on a 74-yard scoring drive late in a 21-20 victory at Southwestern Louisiana
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My name's Brian Ettkin, and I have a problem. I'm a dunce, a dope and a dolt.
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The Bucks' Phillip Hawke who entered the evening with the league lead in home runs (10), RBIs (38) and slugging percentage (.508) and fifth in on-base percentage (.430), went 2-for-3 with two runs scored. It is his first season in a wood-bat league.
"I've been a little surprised," said Hawke of his season. "Usually we'll hit in the fall with the wooden bats, and it's just not the same. More than anything I guess I just didn't think about it much. I just came with the same approach that I would with an aluminum bat, and it's worked well."
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Catching on: Charles Tillman made the play of the day when he jumped on a Marc Bulger pass intended for Isaac Bruce and returned it for a touchdown.
"I think Bruce was trying to run an out route or a dash route and I just stepped in front of him and picked it off," Tillman said.
. Ragin Pagin 2004-08-08
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heading into today’s final round of the Louisiana Golf Association’s Mid-Amateur Championship. . . . Jeff Calloway a former UL Lafayette player, is fourth (69-71—140).
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Maddux get 300 with Paul Bako behind the plate.
"It's a cliche, but he's the consummate team guy," said catcher Paul Bako, who has started 22 of Maddux's 23 games this year
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Right-hander Jordy Templet followed with his New Hampshire debut, yielding a bloop RBI single to Pecci that scored inherited runner Julian Benavidez but then settling down to allow only one other hit and no runs in three innings of work.
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On the first play Jake Delhomme hit Steve Smith with a 10-yard pass and Delhomme ended the series by hitting Brad Hoover for a 47-yard touchdown
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Aug 5 Seahawks before practice ended, second-year cornerback Brad Franklin third-year free safety Terreal Bierria and Trufant also had broken up passes.
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Ultimately, the Rockies bullpen saved the day, with a combined effort from Adam Bernero, Allan Simpson, Scott Dohmann and Steve Reed preserving the Rockies win
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BJ Ryan gave up one hit in 1 1/3 innings
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It was in August of 1967 and Finley had just fired Alvin Dark as manager, a move that didn't sit well with the A's and in particular first baseman-outfielder
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Baker walked Ryan Hastings and Phillip Hawke to load the bases. With one out, third baseman Craig Wallis singled to left to score Merendino
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. Ragin Pagin 2004-08-09
Raging through the Pages on the Web 2004-08-09
Chase Lambin and Josh Pressley, starters for most of the season, aren't griping over their diminished playing time with the acquisition of second baseman Jeff Keppinger from the Pirates and the call-up of first baseman Brett Harper from Single-A St. Lucie. The focus is squarely on winning a championship.
"It starts with our leadership in the coaching staff and filters down," Lydon said.
"It's more like a college team with guys pulling for each other. Nobody's out for themselves."
Said Lambin, "We've got guys who play to win. That's what makes it fun for me. I'm going to do whatever I can to help out."
Lambin had two hits and scored twice Sunday in his second start in six games. He opened the sixth inning with a triple to right field and scored the eventual winning run when Thunder starter Sean Henn walked Keppinger, Gonzalez and Gil Velazquez.
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The Cyclones jumped on the board early scoring a run in each of the first two innings on RBI singles by Ambiorix Concepcion and Corey Coles. ...
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