Nashville Sounds Offers Free Tickets To School Employees

The Nashville Sounds are offering free tickets to all teachers, school staff and administrators at their May 4th game.

According to Nashville Sounds Management, "The Nashville Sounds would like show our appreciation to all of the hard working teachers, administrators and staff in Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky."

On Sunday, May 4th, school employees can receive four free tickets at the box office for that days game after presenting their school ID or school pay stub.

All school staff will be entered into drawings for gift certificates to restaurants, movie tickets and more.

For additional information, call Nashville Sounds at 615-242-4371.

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Brewers Making Moves

On a busy day for the Brewers, the team reinstated center fielder Bill Hall from the disabled list and used him in the starting lineup against the Reds, batting fifth.

To make room, the team optioned outfielder Tony Gwynn Jr. back to Triple-A Nashville, deciding to stick with 13 pitchers for a scheduled doubleheader in St. Louis on Saturday. It was the second time this season that Gwynn was sent back to the Minors.

"I totally understand why they went with 13 [pitchers]," a disappointed Gwynn said. "It makes perfect baseball sense to me. This time around, it doesn't surprise me as much as the first time