Norfolk, Va. – Continuing where they left off last night, the Nashville Sounds (77-68, 39-31) won the penultimate game of the season, 6-1, over the Norfolk Tides (69-80, 33-41) on Saturday night at Harbor Park. Chad Patrick (14-1) needed a win to make a little history, and he once again

NASHVILLE – The Nashville Sounds (66-59, 28-22) bid farewell to the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (60-64, 25-24) for the 2024 season in a very ungracious way, thumping the visitors 10-0 on Sunday night at First Horizon Park. The night was full of highlights for the Sounds, who jumped ahead in the

NASHVILLE – The Nashville Sounds (65-58, 27-21) put together a big inning in the fourth and a quartet of pitchers combined to toss a three-hitter in a 4-1 win over the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (59-63, 24-23) on Friday night at First Horizon Park. The game was scoreless until the bottom

NASHVILLE – The day after being held scoreless by their opponent, the Nashville Elite Giants (59-53, 21-16) returned the favor with a 3-0 win over the Indianapolis Indians (51-58, 18-18) on Saturday night at First Horizon Park. It only took one pitch for Nashville to take the lead. Leading off

Lawrenceville, Ga. – The Nashville Sounds (56-51, 18-14) retook the lead in the sixth inning and the bullpen closed it out over the Gwinnett Stripers (51-57, 16-17) for a 6-4 win on Sunday afternoon at Coolray Field. Tied at two in the sixth inning, Owen Miller scored on a sacrifice

NASHVILLE – Though Francisco Mejía provided an early jolt, the Nashville Sounds (43-43, 5-6) were unable to keep the early lead, falling to the Memphis Redbirds (45-41, 7-4), 7-4, in front of 10,991 fans on Saturday night at First Horizon Park. Things were looking up for the Sounds after the

NASHVILLE – The Nashville Hot Chickens (37-37) were battered by the Durham Bulls (36-38), 14-4, on Saturday night at First Horizon Park. The game started with what appeared to be a duel between the starting pitchers. Aaron Ashby (1-5) had three strikeouts through the first two innings and Jacob Lopez

NASHVILLE – While making their debut as the Elite Giants to pay homage to one of Nashville’s Negro League teams, the Nashville Sounds (36-35) put away the Durham Bulls (34-37), 9-4, on Wednesday night at First Horizon Park. Scoreless through two, Nashville got on the board first in the third.

NASHVILLE – The Nashville Sounds (34-29) scored early and often in the series finale, piling on for a 14-3 win over the Louisville Bats (34-28) on Sunday afternoon at First Horizon Park. In taking the final game of the homestand, Nashville wins the final series of the season against the

NASHVILLE – Down by five runs at one point, the Nashville Brewskis (33-28) staged a furious comeback that was capped off an Isaac Collins walk-off double to steal a 6-5 win over the Louisville Bats (33-27) on Friday night at First Horizon Park. Down by a run entering the bottom

Memphis, Tenn. – Three home runs and stellar pitching drove the Nashville Sounds (29-26) to a 7-2 victory against the Memphis Redbirds (29-26), on Friday night at AutoZone Park. The Sounds opened the scoring in the second inning courtesy of a two-run blast from Chris Roller. Two batters later, Francisco

NASHVILLE – Needless to say, it was a “ruff” Tito’s Tail Waggin’ Tuesday for the Nashville Sounds (13-15) as the home team fell to the Norfolk Tides (13-15) 11-5 at First Horizon Park. After rolling through the lineup for the first time, Sounds starter Robert Gasser (0-1) ran into trouble

Louisville, Ky. – After scoring in the first inning for the third consecutive game, the Nashville Sounds (12-14) fell 9-3 to the Louisville Bats (13-13) on a windy Saturday night at Louisville Slugger Field. Isaac Collins hit his team-leading double in the first inning and scored the first Nashville run.

Memphis, Tenn. – The Nashville Sounds (6-7) rebounded after a 6-0 loss in game one of a doubleheader to take a 9-0 victory in game two, splitting the pair of contests with the Memphis Redbirds (6-7) on Friday at AutoZone Park. After failing the score in game one, the Sounds

NASHVILLE – The Nashville Sounds (3-4) battled but came up short, dropping a 6-5 loss to the St. Paul Saints (4-2) on Friday night. The Saints cashed in on several defensive miscues, scoring three unearned runs in the contest to even the series at two games apiece heading into the

A record-breaking three-homer, 10-RBI night. A couple of no-hitters, one in which the ball did not leave the infield and one in which a very promising prospect set a team record with 14 strikeouts. And a 15-strikeout hitless effort that put a team within one win of a league championship.