
Matthew Etzel Hits Second Grand Slam as Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp Baseball Falls 14-6 to Nashville Sounds
Matthew Etzel hit his second grand slam of the season, but the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp lost 14-6 to the Nashville Sounds at VyStar Ballpark.
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Matthew Etzel hit his second grand slam of the season, but the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp lost 14-6 to the Nashville Sounds at VyStar Ballpark.

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