The Washington Nationals were familiar with the Texas Rangers’ starting pitcher on Friday. After all, Patrick Corbin spent six years with the Nats.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WYMT) - Corbin faced Pleasure Ridge Park (PRP) in the opening round of the State Tournament and lost, 10-3. In the first bottom of the first inning, PRP scored two runs. That was followed by one more run in the bottom of the second inning.

Patrick Corbin was very good in his return to Park. Michael Soroka and the bullpen were better.Despite watching their former teammate churn out the kind of effective start he rarely provided them the last five seasons – eight innings of two-run ball – the Nats managed to plate a couple of runs off the left-hander,

Corbin struggled for his last several years with the Nationals. Now with the Rangers and set to pitch in Washington on Friday night, the veteran left-hander is getting results.

“I opened my door, and I told him to get back in his truck. Cause I mean, we are in the middle of main street,” Mills said. “He says, I got something for you, walks back to his truck, and I see him pull a gun out.” Mills said that when he saw the man with a gun, he pulled off.

Montgomery is set to undergo Tommy John surgery, the second of his career after having the procedure in 2018. The 32-year-old left-hander will miss the entire 2025 season and like

Mississippi State's new baseball coach will make $2.9 million a year in Starkville, which moves Corbin further down the list of highest paid SEC coaches.

Two years in, neighbors along Corbin Road will have to keep up their fight against a possible development that could bring houses and apartments to their rural area in southwestern