Greenville, S.C. — The South Atlantic League, in conjunction with Minor League Baseball, today announced the Greenville Drive’s VP of Operations and Grounds Greg Burgess, and Visiting Clubhouse Manager Brian Masztak as the South Atlantic League’s Head Groundskeeper of the Year and Visiting Clubhouse Manager of the Year, respectively. “We’re

Bryan Gonzalez was named a South Atlantic League Postseason All-Star by Major/Minor League Baseball on Thursday, the lone Drive representative to earn postseason honors, capping off a record-breaking year for the outfielder-turned-first baseman, and regular designated hitter in the Drive lineup. Gonzalez earned the addition to the end-of-season all-star team

Nelly Taylor powered a two-run homer in third inning, and Yordanny Monegro spun seven strikeouts in five innings of work in his last start of the season as the Greenville Drive (36-29, 62-69) downed the Winston-Salem Dash (29-36, 60-71), 7-4 Saturday at Fluor Field. Monegro, who had not given up

Bryan Gonzalez with speed to burn, knocked a chopping grounder up the third base line and beat the throw to first in the bottom of the ninth inning with two away with Zach Ehrhard on third, capping off a two-run bottom of the ninth comeback for the Greenville Drive; snapping

The Greenville Drive (34-29, 60-69) relinquished a 3-1 lead in the seventh and gave up the go-ahead run in the ninth with two away to fall 4-3 to the Winston-Salem Dash (29-34, 60-69); marking the third consecutive loss for the Drive and their eighth loss in the last 10 games.

The Greenville Drive (34-28, 60-68) were blanked for the second night in a row by the Winston-Salem Dash (28-34, 59-69), 1-0 on a run scored in the top of the first as the Drive picked up three hits total on the night. The loss marked the fourth time in 10

The Greenville Drive (34-27, 60-67) fell 4-0 to the Winston-Salem Dash (27-34, 58-69) Tuesday night at Fluor Field, officially ending their playoff and title-defense hopes, as the Dash chipped in three runs in the fifth and one in the eighth to carry the night. The loss marked the fourth time

The Drive offense finally showed up for its stellar pitching Sunday, after five nights of being stifled by the Hot Rods. Greenville’s (34-26, 60-66) Yordanny Monegro spun another dominating performance on the mound holding Bowling Green (38-19, 74-49) to one run on two hits with a pair of walks and

The Greenville Drive’s (33-25, 59-65) Miguel Ugueto knocked a single in the second inning accounting for the Drive’s lone hit on the night as the Bowling Green Hot Rods (36-18, 73-48) blanked the Drive 7-0; the second time the Drive were shutout this week. The loss dropped Greenville to 5.5

Nelly Taylor’s eighth inning homer knotted the game at 2-2 Saturday night, the second time this series the Drive have been able to erase a Hot Rods lead. But Taylor’s heroics were for naught as Bowling Green (38-18, 74-48) downed Greenville (33-26, 59-66) 6-2 with a four-run barrage in the

The Greenville Drive (33-24, 59-64) dropped their third-straight game, relinquishing a three-run lead in the sixth inning as the Bowling Green Hot Rods (36-18, 72-48) poured in five runs en route to a 6-4 victory Thursday night at Bowling Green Ballpark. The loss dropped the Drive to 4.5 games back

As the game wore on, the more it seemed the Greenville Drive (33-23, 59-63) had a chance to swipe a game from the division-leading Bowling Green Hot Rods (35-18, 71-4 ), but the moment never materialized in an outright pitcher’s duel. The Drive were blanked by the Hot Rods Wednesday

The Bowling Green Hot Rods’ (34-18, 70-48) five-run outburst in the sixth inning downed the Greenville Drive (33-22, 59-62) 9-4 in Tuesday’s series opener at Bowling Green Ballpark, dropping the Drive to 2.5 games out of the final playoff spot in the South Atlantic League South Division. Though Bowling Green

Hudson White, Juan Chacon, and Andy Lugo chipped in an RBI a piece in the fourth, and the Greenville Drive (33-21, 59-61) bullpen allowed one hit through the final four innings to down the Rome Emperors (21-31, 57-59) 3-2 on Sunday at Fluor Field marking the Drive’s fourth win in

The Greenville Drive (31-21, 57-61) pitching trio of Tyler Uberstine, Hayden Mullins, and Max Carlson held the Rome Emperors (21-29, 57-57) to two hits on the night as Mikey Romero and Bryan Gonzalez chipped in RBIs to blank the Emperors 2-0 on Friday night at Fluor Field. Uberstine took the

The Greenville Drive (32-21, 58-61) used a six-run first inning on the strength of a three-run double from Ronald Rosario and Dalton Rogers struck out a season-high nine in his start as the Drive downed the Rome Emperors (21-30, 57-58) 7-3 on Ranas de Rio night at Fluor Field. Greenville

The Greenville Drive (30-21, 56-61) erased a four-run deficit with five unanswered runs across the fifth and sixth innings, six unanswered total, picking up a crucial victory in the playoff hunt, downing the Rome Emperors (21-28, 57-56) 6-4 Thursday night at Fluor Field. The victory moved the Drive to 2.5

The Rome Emperors (21-27, 57-55) pitching quartet of Mitch Farris, Shay Schanaman, Samuel Strickland, and Ryan Bourassa combined to no-hit the Greenville Drive (29-21, 55-61) Wednesday night at Fluor Field, a month and ten days after the Drive no-hit the Emperors at AdventHealth Stadium back on July 11th. Ironically, a

Yordanny Monegro tossed five scoreless innings, Ronald Rosario and Bryan Gonzalez knocked homers, and Mikey Romero chipped in the go-ahead RBI-double to boost the Greenville Drive (29-20, 55-60) to a 4-3 win over the Rome Emperors (20-26, 56-55) Tuesday on Green Day at Fluor Field. Monegro struck out eight in

Blake Wehunt, the tall and hard-throwing righty, was named the South Atlantic League Pitcher of the Week for his dominating start in Aberdeen, MD last week, Minor League Baseball announced today, marking the third Drive pitcher to take home the league's weekly honors this season; a season record for the

The Greenville Drive (28-20, 54-60) faltered 6-3 to the Aberdeen IronBirds (24-24, 58-56) Sunday at Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium and their streak of four low-scoring wins was snapped at four as the IronBirds offense came to life. The week in Aberdeen was bookended by IronBirds’ victories, though the Drive

Mikey Romero, who has delivered a walk-off hit this season and delivered timely offense in key spots and received Player of the Month recognition for it, reminded everyone he can still field too as the Greenville Drive hung on to down the Aberdeen IronBirds 5-3 Saturday. With the bases loaded

Should the trend continue, adjectives describing the Greenville Drive’s latest pitching performance may soon run out. Greenville Drive (27-19, 53-59) pitching duo of Blake Wehunt and Gabriel Jackson dominated the Aberdeen IronBirds (23-23, 57-55), combining for 10 strikeouts as the Drive emerged from the pitching duel with a 1-0 victory