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The home to the Dayton Dragons will have HVAC and roofing repairs
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The Dayton Dragons ranked second in Minor League Baseball for attendance, averaging 7,885 fans per game over 66 home dates.
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The Cincinnati Reds’ had a great month on the baseball diamond in June, winning 12 games in a row at one point. That comes after the team was expected by most baseball experts to have a down year.
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Like last season, experts predict a tough year for The Reds on the field. One silver lining exists for local baseball fans. As the team rebuilds, lots of young players who have starred for the Dayton Dragons in recent years will get a chance to play in the big leagues.
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The local baseball team says they have sold out more than 1,000 consecutive home games since they were founded more than 20 years ago. They say that streak is at risk of being broken this year.
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The Dragons have played their last home games of the season, and now the city and team are turning their attention to stadium repairs for next year.
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The Dragons officials said the freeze is a gift for fans for sticking by the team during the pandemic.
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The Dragons season starts tonight, and they have some surprises in store...
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The impasse that has struck the start of the major league baseball season won't shut out Ohio's other professional baseball teams.
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The Southern District Court of Ohio held a naturalization ceremony for 25 immigrants at a Dayton Dragons baseball game.
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It's a long term deal to keep baseball in Dayton.