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New Orleans scored two runs in the bottom of the eighth to beat Omaha, 6-5. The Storm Chasers scored all of their runs in the fifth through seventh innings. Then were retired in order over the game’s final two innings. Christian Colon and Paulo Orlando each went 2-for-4 with a double. Colon drove in two runs with a 7th inning single. Jason Adam via Jen Nevius Despite a great start from Jason Adam, NW Arkansas lost their fifth game in a row with a 2-0 loss to Corpus Christi. The game was scoreless until the Hooks got to Adam for a run in the seventh after a leadoff hit batter. Adam had retired nine in a row prior to that inning. He allowed one run on five hits and a walk over seven innings. He struck out five. However, it is tough to win when your offense only picks up one hit, a leadoff single in the sixth by Roman Hernandez. The Naturals hit into three double plays, had a runner picked off, and another runner thrown out trying to steal second base. Lexington collected just three hits as they lost in Hagerstown, 6-0. All three hits were singles. They also walked five times, but went just 1-for-7 with runners in scoring position and struck out ten times. The Lasik surgery does not seem to be working yet for Bubba Starling. He went 0-for-3 with two strikeouts tonight, while also getting ejected in the 8th inning. He also grounded into a double play. Since returning from surgery (five games), he is 3-for-18 with seven strikeouts. *Over the last two days, there have been quite a few roster moves. I mentioned yesterday about Kenny Diekroeger and Yowill Espinal switching teams. Nick Cuckovich was “sent” to rookie ball Idaho Falls and reliever Mark Peterson was placed on the DL. Matthew Murray and Mark Donato were activated. Murray pitched one scoreless inning of relief and Donato went 1-for-4 with two strikeouts while playing first base in tonight’s game.

After he left his native New Orleans as a teenager, the great clarinetist and, later, soprano saxophonist Sidney Bechet for decades toured widely in the United States and Europe. He was respected for his originality and powerful playing, but he tired of struggling to make a consistent living in the US and moved to Paris [...]

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It’s been a minute since we’ve heard from the New Orleans rap O.G. Big Mike, but the former Geto Boys & Convicts member returns with a heater called “Full Motion” featuring Ebony Burks on the hook. This track will appear on The Hookah Lounge Volume 1 compilation due out this Tuesday which features an impressive lineup of artists including Nappy Roots, Pill, CyHi Da Prynce, Crooked I, Knoc-turn’al, Young Buck, Cam’ron & Jay Rock. According to an interview conducted by Maurice Garland back in March, Big Mike is also set to release an album titled Full Motion this year. DOWNLOAD Author informationJustinEditor In Chief at KevinNottingham.comJustin Ivey is the Editor-In-Chief at KevinNottingham.com and has been with the site since 2009, when he began working as a summer intern. Born and raised in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Justin is a graduate of Louisiana State University. He is also a contributor at The Well Versed, where he covers mixed martial arts, a writer for the weekly magazine DIG Baton Rouge and a contributor to the A3C Hip Hop Festival's blog.TwitterFacebook Liked this post? Then you'll love these.,, Contest: Submit Your Ghetto Dream Video to Common Codie G & CP (of Slow Motion Soundz): This Ain’t No Muthafucking Game [prod by R. Dot] Killer Mike aka Mike Bigga: Guru Salute