A day after being blown out 13-1, the Greenville Drive (11-16) returned the favor to the Asheville Tourists (11-15) with a 9-2 thumping at McCormick Field to pick up their first series win of the season. Luis Ravelo’s three-run blast in the top of the fifth dug the Drive out

The Drive's annual “Drive for Excellence” presented by Furman University event, in partnership with Greenville County Schools, will take place on Tuesday, May 7th. This is the 7th year of this program, celebrating our Student-Athletes from across the Greenville County High Schools for their in-the-classroom achievements. When the Drive for

A night after a 3-2 pitcher’s duel went the Greenville Drive’s (10-16) way, Saturday would be anything but, as the Asheville Tourists (11-14) scored 10 runs in the seventh to blow the game open and set up a potential series split on Sunday as they downed the Drive, 13-1. Greenville’s

It was rare for a pitcher’s duel to take place at historic McCormick Field, but that’s just what the Greenville Drive (10-15) and Asheville Tourists (10-14) delivered on Friday night as the Drive ultimately took the low-scoring thriller 3-2, thanks to a two-run homer from Tyler Miller in the seventh.

Kristian Campbell continued his dominance at McCormick Field on Thursday night, powering a season-best 4-for-4 night at the plate that included a double, homer, and 3 RBI with a walk, as the Greenville Drive (9-15) dispatched the Asheville Tourists (10-13) , 8-2. The perfect night at the plate for the

Ahbram Liendo knocked his first homer of the season on the first pitch of the ballgame and Kristian Campbell added his second big fly in as many games, but the Asheville Tourists (10-12) would pull away with a three-run eighth inning to take the midday contest on Wednesday in Asheville,

Cutter Coffey, Kristian Campbell, and Allan Castro all homered for the Greenville Drive in Asheville on Tuesday en route to a 12-7 victory over the Tourists at McCormick Field as the Drive battered Asheville for 13 hits. The Drive’s sudden offensive outburst was pivotal in the middle innings as it

The Greensboro Grasshoppers (12-7) pitching quintet of Alessandro Ercolani, Drake Fellows, Darvin Garcia, Emmanuel Chapman, and Jaden Woods held the Greenville Drive (7-14) to just five hits in the series finale on Sunday at Fluor Field, en route to a 4-1 victory; earning a series split. The Drive struggled from

A Ronald Rosario sac-fly in the seventh plated the eventual winning run for the Greenville Drive (7-13) as the Drive, wearing their Ranas de Rio uniforms in celebration of Minor League Baseball’s Copa de Diversion initiative, dispatched the Greensboro Grasshoppers (11-8), 6-5 on Saturday night. The Drive erased a 5-2

A tie-breaking error in the sixth from Greenville Drive (6-13) first baseman Bryan Gonzalez erased an inning-ending groundout, allowing the Greensboro Grasshoppers (11-7) Josiah Sightler to scramble home for a 3-2 lead as the ‘Hoppers ultimately downed the Drive 4-2 Friday night to even the week’s series at two-games apiece.

It was nearly over from the start for the Greenville Drive (6-12) on Thursday night, and by the fifth inning any thoughts of entertaining a comeback were squashed as the Greensboro Grasshoppers (10-7) opened up a 10-0 lead en route to a 11-1 victory. After combining for 14-runs over the

Allan Castro’s sharp ground ball down the left field line drove in two-runs to complete a four-run bottom of the ninth comeback for the Greenville Drive (6-11), their second walk-off win of the season, to stun the Greensboro Grasshoppers (9-7), 6-5. The win marked the first time in 2024 that

Four Drive batters recorded multi-hit games, and the pitching trio of Juan Daniel Encarnacion, Cade Feeney, and Jonathan Brand gave up only five hits combined en route to a 8-0 Greenville Drive (5-11) victory over the Greensboro Grasshoppers (9-6) Tuesday night at Fluor Field. The win marked the Drive’s first

After tying the game up and erasing a four-run deficit in the sixth, the Greenville Drive (4-11) would fall 5-4 to the Wilmington Blue Rocks (11-4) as the Blue Rocks executed a double steal in the seventh that ultimately tallied the winning run. Wilmington’s victory on Sunday marked the Drive’s

The Greenville Drive (4-10) added a run in the eighth and one in the ninth and put the tying run at the plate with two outs in the ninth but the Wilmington Blue Rocks (10-4) hung on to down the Drive 6-4 Saturday night. A pitchers’ duel ruled the game

It was a case of too little, too late for the Greenville Drive (4-9) on Friday night in Wilmington as a three-run eighth inning wouldn’t be enough to mount a comeback as the Blue Rocks (9-4) outlasted the Drive 5-3, marking the Drive’s third loss of the six-game series. Blue

The Wilmington Blue Rocks (8-4) struck for four runs in the fourth inning en route to a 6-4 victory over the Greenville Drive (4-8) to take their second game of the six-game series this week in Delaware. The Drive’s Cooper Adams earned the spot start for the Drive on Thursday

The Greenville Drive (4-7) no-hit the Wilmington Blue Rocks (7-4) through five innings, Bryan Gonzalez added his fourth homer of the season, and Kristian Campbell and Allan Castro each notched two RBI as the Drive defeated the Blue Rocks, 7-5 on Wednesday. Starter Juan Daniel Encarnacion and reliever Zach Fogell

For two teams squaring off for the first time in history, they sure knew how to make it memorable, as the Greenville Drive (3-7) fell 7-6 to the Wilmington Blue Rocks (7-3) on a walk-off double in the bottom of the ninth. Viandel Pena’s first double of the season escaped