Jeff Gilbert is an automotive reporter with a focus on local news in Dayton, Ohio. He writes for publications such as the Dayton Daily News and the Oxford Press, covering topics related to high school sports, local events, and community news. Jeff's work has also been featured in Guitar World, Springfield News-Sun, CBS Radio, and Saturday Tradition.
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Rhett Lowder will make his professional debut as the Dayton Dragons starting pitcher at 7:10 p.m. Friday at Day Air Ballpark.
New Dayton Dragons manager Vince Harrison liked the weather better in Arizona, but it sure feels good to be working close to home.
Trey Lipsey's two-run homer in the eighth inning pushed Ohio State past Bowling Green and made coach Bill Mosiello happy for his leadoff hitter.
Nine Morehead pitchers served up 12 hits, including three home runs, and Ohio State scored 13 runs to win their third straight and get to one game over .500. Columbus, OH – Ohio State senior outfielder Mitchell Okuley knows the flavor of pitches he likes to hit. On Wednesday night, he was hungry for them.
Head coach Ryan Day and offensive coordinator Chip Kelly didn’t say whether Will Howard has won the starting quarterback job and didn’t say who will be the fifth starting offensive lineman. But they talked about the need for more depth in the 12-team playoff era and the benefit of athletic quarterbacks who can run. Columbus,
Hit the ball hard somewhere is a swing thought for every hitter. But sometimes a soft line drive does more damage.
Rhett Lowder’s first two starts for the Dayton Dragons — nine innings, one run — had fans wondering about how long last year’s first-round draft choice will stay in A ball. Friday night’s start showed there is work to do, things to learn, situations to manage.
Vince Harrison saw something in the ninth inning Saturday that sums up the Dayton Dragons' three-game losing streak. Something he wants to see more of from his team.
By: Jeff Gilbert
Nineteen-year-old Cam Collier hit his Midwest League-leading seventh home run Sunday for the Dayton Dragons in his 19th game. Last year in 111 games for Daytona, Collier hit six home runs.
CENTERVILLE — The yellow, fuzzy cowboy hat had to be ready four times Monday for Centerville home run celebrations. Good thing it fits Ardyn Hopf’s head so well.
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