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STAFF BLOG AREA VOICES BLOG Areavoices Digest #47 - Do you eat dinner with your family?
It's something we used to see on "Leave it to Beaver." June Cleaver clad in heels and pearls serving a meat and potatoes dinner around the table. Wally and Beaver shared details from their day. (I don...
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Sports: Walks haunt Tigers in section 
Farmington walked 16 batters in its season-opening loss to Shakopee back in mid-April.
By Matt Steichen , June 01, 2011
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Baseball: Skid reaches three games
Heading into the final week of the regular season, Farmington is still trying to consistently put together complete games.
The Tiger pitching staff allowed 21 runs and the defense committed six errors in a doubleheader sweep at the hands of 17th-ranked (Class 3A) Red Wing last Thursday.
By Matt Steichen , May 25, 2011
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Baseball: Words run short as losses pile up
A frustrating season is becoming harder to explain for Farmington baseball coach Mike Winters.
With the way the Tigers have struggled, Winters is quickly running out of things to say. Unfortunately, there was more of the same over the past week.
By Brian Hall , May 18, 2011
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Baseball: Rally falls short at Shakopee
The visiting Tigers didn’t quit, and ended up putting a scare into second-place Shakopee Friday afternoon.
The Tigers overcame an early 6-0 deficit and ended up tying the score at 6-6 before falling, 7-6, in eight innings.
By Matt Steichen , May 11, 2011
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Baseball: Tigers lose late lead vs. Chaska
After plating just three runs in three games over the weekend, Farmington generated seven runs on 11 hits Monday night and was in position to pick up its second win of the season.
By Matt Steichen , May 04, 2011
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Baseball: Big innings a big problem on the diamond
In every game this season, the Farmington baseball team has had one inning where it gave up at least three runs.
By Matt Steichen , April 27, 2011
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Baseball: Pitching shines vs. Edina
After giving up 27 runs in its first two games, the Farmington baseball team finally got the pitching it will need to be competitive this season Wednesday afternoon against Edina.
By Matt Steichen , April 20, 2011
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Baseball: Sabers walk past Tigers
Pitching was undoubtedly the biggest question mark for the Farmington baseball team heading into the 2011 season.
The Tigers didn’t find many answers in their opener last Thursday against Shakopee. Six pitchers combined for 16 walks and the Sabers rolled to a 15-4 rout in Farmington.
By Matt Steichen , April 13, 2011
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Shakopee sweeps baseball, softball openers
Shakopee handled Farmington on both the baseball and softball diamonds in Thursday's season openers.
By Matt Steichen , April 08, 2011
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Baseball battles weather in Arkansas
The Farmington High School baseball team took a trip to Arkansas over spring break. Senior Sebren Baer kept a journal of his experiences there.
By Sebren Baer , April 06, 2011
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Baseball: Tigers turning over roster
Most of the spots on the field are up for grabs, but the biggest question mark is in the center of diamond for the Farmington baseball team.
The Tigers lost nine seniors from last year’s team that finished 9-14 overall and 5-9 in the Missota Conference. Those seniors combined to pitch 140 2/3 of the team’s 144 innings.
By Matt Steichen , March 23, 2011
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Baseball: Larson outduels Tang as Lakers top Tigers
It was a matchup of contrasting pitching styles Monday afternoon in Farmington.
Both senior starting pitchers — Farmington’s Justin Tang and Prior Lake’s T.J. Larson — entered among the Missota Conference’s leaders in wins and ERA. Tang had used his control and ability to change speeds to compile a 3-0 record, a save and a 1.82 ERA so far this season, but it was Larson, a power pitcher, who used seven strikeouts to hold Farmington to one unearned run over six innings and pick up his sixth win in Prior Lake’s 6-4 victory.
By Matt Steichen , May 19, 2010
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Baseball: Tigers on best roll since 2006 season
It’s been almost four years since the Farmington baseball team has put together this good a stretch of play.
Going back to a 10-9 road victory over New Prague on April 27, the Tigers have won four of their last five games. The last time coach Mike Winters’ team did that was from May 17-29 of the 2006 season.
By Matt Steichen , May 12, 2010
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Baseball: Jolliff’s big night keys road victory
On a night where 19 runs scored, 24 hits were pounded out and eight errors were committed, a bunt ended up being the difference.
By Matt Steichen , May 05, 2010
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Baseball: Offense comes and goes
Farmington’s inconsistency at the plate continued last week as the Tigers dropped two of three games.
By Matt Steichen , April 28, 2010
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