The 2024 Banana Ball World Tour - aka "The Greatest Show in Sports" - will arrive in Downtown Greenville on Friday, July 26th and Saturday, July 27th, as Fluor Field will host its first ever Banana Ball baseball games featuring the Party Animals versus the Firefighters! Lower bowl seating for

Connelly Early held the Rome Emperors (7-13, 43-41) hitless through three innings, defending a 1-0 Greenville Drive (11-9, 37-49) lead, but a rough fourth inning saw the Emperors scratch across five runs enroute to a 5-2 victory over the Drive Saturday night at AdventHealth Stadium. Early had allowed a single

Allan Castro added his fourth homer in the last three games, this one a game-tying shot in the sixth as the Greenville Drive (11-8, 37-48) scored six-unanswered runs from the third through the seventh inning to down the Rome Emperors (6-13, 42-41) 6-5 Friday night at AdventHealth Stadium. Greenville faced

After a pitching master class in game one which saw the Greenville Drive (10-8, 36-48) no-hit the Rome Emperors (6-12, 42-40), game two was the opposite in the final frame for the Drive as Reidis Sena walked in three runs on four walks to give the Emperors a 4-3 victory.

The three lefties of Dalton Rogers, Jeremy Wu-Yelland, and Zach Fogell combined for the Greenville Drive’s fifth combined no-hitter in franchise history Thursday at AdventHealth Stadium as the Drive downed the Rome Emperors, 10-0. Rogers spun four innings, allowing three walks while ringing up five, while Wu-Yelland worked two innings

Miguel Bleis made the most of his two-out, top of the ninth opportunity, barreling up a double to left field to plate the go-ahead runs as the Greenville Drive (9-7, 35-47) took the series opener with the Rome Emperors (5-11, 41-39) at AdventHealth Stadium, 6-5. Bleis’ heroics came as the

The Greenville Drive’s series opener with the Rome Emperors at AdventHealth Stadium will have to wait another day. Due to unplayable field conditions at AdventHealth Stadium, tonight’s regularly scheduled matchup between the South Atlantic League South Division foes has been postponed. The game will be made up as part of

Mikey Romero delivered a sharp RBI-single to right field in the bottom of the 12th, giving the Greenville Drive (8-7, 34-47) a walk-off series clinching victory 6-5 over the Asheville Tourists (7-7, 35-43) at Fluor Field on Saturday night. Romero, who was previously 0-for-5 on the night at the plate,

Blake Wehunt turned in five hitless and scoreless innings for the Greenville Drive (7-7, 33-47) on Friday night and Miguel Bleis knocked his first career High-A homer, but the Asheville Tourists (7-6, 35-42) capitalized on Wehunt’s absence after the fifth, scoring three runs in the seventh enroute to defeating the

Bryan Gonazlez knocked his South Atlantic League lead-tying 16th homer of the season, but the Fourth of July rally fizzled out for the Greenville Drive (7-6, 33-46) as a seven-run inning for the Asheville Tourists (6-6, 34-42) boosted them to a 9-8 win Thursday. Greenville brought the tying run to

Enderso Lira’s RBI-single in the top of the ninth plated the go-ahead run for the Greenville Drive (7-5, 33-45) Wednesday night at McCormick Field, sending the Drive to their third-straight win of the series, this time 4-2 over the Asheville Tourists (5-6, 33-42). Eduardo Lopez notched a triple to lead

The Greenville Drive (6-5, 32-45) compiled a season-high 18 hits on the night including two homers from Allan Castro and four RBI from Miguel Ugueto as the Drive downed the Asheville Tourists (5-5, 33-41) 12-7 to pick up back-to-back wins at McCormick Field. Castro’s two-homer night marked the first multi-homer

The Greenville Drive (5-5, 32-45) compiled 15 hits including homers from Ronald Rosario, Jhostynxon Garcia, Cutter Coffey, and Allan Castro to defeat the SAL South second-half first-place Asheville Tourists (5-4, 33-40), 10-6 in the series opener Monday at McCormick Field. Luis Ravelo amassed four RBI on two hits, and Bryan

The Hickory Crawdads (4-5, 32-43) met relievers Adam Smith and Nathan Landry with a nine-run barrage in the final two frames, erasing a 3-2 deficit to defeat the Greenville Drive (4-5, 30-45) 11-4 Sunday at Fluor Field in a weather shortened game. Greenville and Hickory took the field at 5:05

The Hickory Crawdads (3-5, 31-43) outlasted the Greenville Drive (4-4, 30-44) in a back-and-forth contest Saturday night at Fluor Field, hanging on for a 5-4 victory. Luis Mieses tripled to lead off the ninth and Anthony Gutierrez plated the winning run two batters later to cut the series to 3-2,

For the second straight night at Fluor Field, runs came at a premium. But just like the previous night\, the Drive would flash the winning runs in the bottom of the eighth. Eduardo Lopez drove a two-out, two-run double off the top of the right field wall, just missing a

Ahbram Liendo’s sac-fly to left field in the bottom of the eighth lifted the Greenville Drive (3-2, 29-43) to a 2-1 victory over the Hickory Crawdads (2-4, 30-42) Thursday at Fluor Field in a game marked by efficient and dominant pitching. The Drive trio of David Sandlin, Jedixson Paez, and

Alejandro Osuna torched the Greenville Drive (2-3, 28-43) Wednesday night at Fluor Field, going 5-for-5 at the dish while hitting for the cycle with five RBI as the Hickory Crawdads (2-3, 30-41) trounced the Drive, 13-5. Osuna carved up the Drive pitching staff from the get-go, smacking a leadoff double

Allan Castro sent a screaming three-run homer over the bullpens in the fifth, Mikey Romero hit a pair of triples, the latter scoring two, and Hayden Mullins struck out nine in four innings of work as the Greenville Drive (2-2, 28-42) dispatched the Hickory Crawdads (1-3, 29-41) 8-2 in the

For the third time in the six game road series with the Rome Emperors (2-1, 38-29), the Greenville Drive (1-2, 27-42) relinquished a late lead enroute to a loss. This time the Emperors erased a 5-3 Drive lead in the seventh, picking up three runs to down the Drive 6-5

Ronald Rosario knocked tying and insurance RBIs on the night, lifting the Greenville Drive (1-1, 27-41) to a 5-3 victory over the Rome Emperors (1-1, 37-29); their first win of the second half of the South Atlantic League season and their second win on the week in Rome setting up

The Greenville Drive (0-1, 26-41) took a 5-3 lead into the bottom of the ninth Friday, looking to pick up back-to-back wins over the first-half champion Rome Emperors (1-0, 37-28). Rome however, capitalized on a two-out walk and single, stringing together back-to-back RBI singles, the latter a bloop into center