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Calling shenanigans on the new ballpark study
The fatal flaw is one big whopper of a ridiculous idea: All of the money spent in Savannah by people who attend a Sand Gnats game, on the day of that game, is directly attributable to the stadium.
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Residents asked for stadium feedback
Area esidents can provide input on Grayson Stadium, the Savannah Sand Gnats and the prospect of a new multi-purpose stadium downtown as part of an online survey. The survey was […]
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Gnate the Gnat competes in ‘Mascot Mania’
Gnate the Gnat, the Savannah Sand Gnats’ mascot, is again competing in MiLB.com’s Mascot Mania. Fans can vote online to choose the best mascot in all of Minor League Baseball. Gnate […]
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Reader: Don’t sweat the Sand Gnats
“Whatever Savannah does will not have much say in the team’s affiliation, and blowing a fortune on a second stadium makes little sense.”
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Design the Gnats program cover
Telfair Museums have partnered with the Savannah Sand Gnats to hold a contest for a design for the cover of the official 2013 Savannah Sand Gnats program. Winning designs will […]
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SAL honors Sand Gnat pitcher
For the second time in three weeks, Savannah Sand Gnat’s RHP Rainy Lara has been named the South Atlantic League Pitcher of the Week for May 13-19. He was also […]
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Write field
As the Sand Gnats kick off their first series of home games this weekend with a roster of young players who may represent the future of professional baseball, Brian Lee […]
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Burning man
End poverty? Bring about world peace? Cure cancer? Ted Batchelor’s personal goal isn’t so lofty. He wants to impress you by setting himself on fire. The 51–year–old native of Chagrin […]