Jackson Generals



Photo Credit: Pam Dietz
Sarge is the mascot for the Jackson Generals, a member of the Southern League. They are an affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks. The team is located in Jackson, Tennessee, and plays their home games at The Ballpark at Jackson. Opened in 1998, the park currently holds 6,000 fans. 

Sarge was born in Jackson, Tennessee in 2011 and became an instant fan favorite as a larger-than-life pup.

Sarge wears a dark green army helmet to protect his head from foul balls, and he is always dressed in a custom camouflage jersey and pants that are made to look like the Generals' uniforms. Sarge's size would make him an excellent target as a first baseman if he ever decided to pay attention.

While he isn't the fastest dog around, Sarge's love for the game of baseball and his always-present grin have made him a magnet for fans big and small at The Ballpark at Jackson.

Favorite Food: Hot Dogs & Sarge's Puppy Chow Dip N Dots
Favorite TV Show: Scooby-Doo
Favorite Baseball Movie: The Sandlot, Air Bud: Seventh Inning Fetch
Favorite Dance: The Canine Freestyle
Charities Visited: Arise to Read, Hope to Dream, Le Bonheur Children's Hospital

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