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Left-hander Kelvin Marte was brilliant across eight innings as the Richmond Flying Squirrels (40-37) blanked the Harrisburg Senators (38-42), 2-0, at Metro Bank Park on Thursday night. The Richmond win snapped an eight-game win-streak for the Senators.
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The Harrisburg Senators (38-41) outlasted the Richmond Flying Squirrels (39-37), 6-5, in 13 innings on Wednesday night at Metro Bank Park. The Squirrels had essentially run out of pitching after using seven hurlers when the game ultimately ended.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels, Double-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants, are excited to announce that an extra fireworks show has been added to the already action-packed festivities on Sunday, July 5 at The Diamond.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (39-35) snapped a 29-inning scoreless drought to score twice in the seventh inning and stun the New Britain Rock Cats (41-35), 2-1, on Monday night at New Britain Stadium.
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The Trenton Thunder (40-34) blanked the Richmond Flying Squirrels (38-34) for the second straight ballgame, 4-0, at The Diamond on Friday night. With the win, the Thunder took the series, having claimed three of the four games.
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The Trenton Thunder (38-34) breezed to a, 7-3, victory over the Richmond Flying Squirrels (38-32) on Wednesday night at The Diamond. The win snapped a five-game losing-skid for the Thunder and leveled the four-game series.
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Four pitchers including lefty Adalberto Mejia combined as the Richmond Flying Squirrels (38-31) to blank the Trenton Thunder (37-34), 4-0, on Tuesday night at The Diamond. The meeting was the first between the two teams this season and marked the fifth staff shutout for Richmond.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels, Double-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants, announced today that the “Voice of the Squirrels” Jon Laaser has been named the new lead broadcaster for Virginia Tech football and men’s basketball.
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The NASCAR K&N Pro Series is where young guns battle every week to prove they have what it takes to race in the big leagues. From hometown locals to seasoned veterans, this series has excitement at every turn.
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The New Britain Rock Cats (39-31) scored six times in the fourth inning and defeated the Richmond Flying Squirrels (37-31), 7-3, on Mondayafternoon at The Diamond. The Squirrels did win the series, three games to two and are 13-1-1 in their last 14 series.
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