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Tim Stephens

Tim Stephens

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Sports Writer, The Herald Dispatch

Ohio

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Local News , Lifestyle , Politics , Sports , Entertainment

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Planes, boats, trains

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Total articles 6845

  • Hill returns to Coal Cats coaching staff

    By Tim Stephens Verified| The Herald Dispatch Verified Roger Hill will return as hitting coach of the Tri-State Coal Cats. The Appalachian League team announced the move Friday, reuniting Hill with manager Tommy Gregg and pitching coach Salomon Torres. Tri-State plays in the college wood bat summer league at Marshall University’s Jack Cook Field. The season begins June 5 and concludes July 30, followed by the playoffs. “As a staff, we’ve gotten rid of our first-season kinks,” Hill said.

    By Tim Stephens Verified · The Herald Dispatch

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Prep baseball: Ginger cures what ails Ironton in 9-0 win over Pointers

    By Tim Stephens Verified| The Herald Dispatch Verified IRONTON — Ginger was not to the liking of the South Point Pointers. Ironton pitcher Ian Ginger hurled a two-hit shutout, striking out seven and walking on Friday to lead the Fighting Tigers (7-0, 5-0 Ohio Valley Conference) past the Pointers (2-7, 2-4) at Mike Burcham Field. The senior right-hander committed to Lake Erie College used four pitches to baffle South Point hitters.

    By Tim Stephens Verified · The Herald Dispatch

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Hill returns to Coal Cats coaching staff

    By Tim Stephens Verified| The Herald Dispatch Verified Roger Hill will return as hitting coach of the Tri-State Coal Cats. The Appalachian League team announced the move Friday, reuniting Hill with manager Tommy Gregg and pitching coach Salomon Torres. Tri-State plays in the college wood bat summer league at Marshall University’s Jack Cook Field. The season begins June 5 and concludes July 30, followed by the playoffs. “As a staff, we’ve gotten rid of our first-season kinks,” Hill said.

    By Tim Stephens Verified · The Herald Dispatch

    Apr. 19, 2025

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The Herald Dispatch

Huntington, West Virginia, United States

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