The Louisville Bats were strong in the field when they needed to be most while taking advantage of Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp errors to hang on for a 4-3 win, clinching a series victory on Saturday night at Louisville Slugger Field. Bats righty Casey Kelly and Jacksonville starter Anderson Pilar traded

Edwin Ríos supplied a walk-off double in the bottom of the ninth inning to send the Bats to a 4-3 win and series triumph over the Charlotte Knights on Sunday afternoon at Louisville Slugger Field. Casey Kelly, the son of Bats manager Pat Kelly and in his debut, pitched three

NASHVILLE – The Nashville Brewskis (53-47, 15-10) picked up their third win in a row against the Charlotte Knights (44-53, 11-12) with a 9-1 triumph on Friday night at First Horizon Park. Both the bats and the boys on the bump combined to shine in Nashville’s runaway win. DL Hall

NASHVILLE – The Nashville Sounds (52-47, 14-10) scored four runs in the fourth inning and held on against the Charlotte Knights (44-52, 11-11) for a 6-5 win on Thursday night at First Horizon Park. The Knights jumped on Nashville’s starter, Chad Patrick (9-1) in the second inning with three doubles

NASHVILLE – The Nashville Sounds (50-47, 12-10) offense could not get in a flow and lost to the Charlotte Knights (44-50, 10-10), 7-2, on Tuesday night at First Horizon Park. Nashville jumped out to an early 1-0 lead in the first inning, but Charlotte chipped away in the middle innings.

NASHVILLE – The Nashville Sounds (48-44, 10-7) rallied late and had the winning run on base in the ninth inning but dropped their first game of the series to the Iowa Cubs (41-51, 8-9), 4-3, in front of 11,107 fans on Saturday night at First Horizon Park. Down 4-3 in

NASHVILLE –The Nashville Sounds (45-43, 7-6) pitching staff was excellent and scored all three of their runs in the fifth inning to beat the Iowa Cubs (40-48 7-6), 3-1, in the series opener on Tuesday night at First Horizon Park. After the Sounds had minimal offense to start the game,

Memphis, Tenn. – Following a tough loss in extra innings last night, the Nashville Sounds (43-41, 5-4) fought back tonight and outlasted the Memphis Redbirds (43-41, 5-4) 4-3 in 11 innings on Wednesday night at AutoZone Park. After both sides scored a run in the 10th inning, the Sounds were

Memphis, Tenn. –The Nashville Sounds (42-41, 4-4) are handed a devastating loss by the Memphis Redbirds (43-40, 5-3) 13-11, highlighted by a three-run walk-off homer from Thomas Saggese on Tuesday night at AutoZone Park. The Sounds blew four separate leads in the game including being up by four runs in

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. – The Nashville Sounds (5-5) rained on the Memphis Redbirds’ (4-6) parade in the series opener, taking a 15-2 win in a rain-shortened six inning contest on Tuesday night at AutoZone Park. A pair of four-run innings proved to be plenty enough for the Sounds. Hitless through the

NASHVILLE – In what some might call an early season must-win game, the Nashville Sounds (4-5) struck with an eight-spot in the fourth inning on their way to an 8-1 victory over the St. Paul Saints (5-3) on Sunday afternoon at First Horizon Park. The win brings Nashville within a

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

NASHVILLE – The Nashville Sounds (80-64, 40-30), powered by the efforts of three of Milwaukee’s top six prospects, snagged a 6-4 victory over the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (69-77, 37-34) at First Horizon Park on Wednesday night. Jackson Chourio, Milwaukee’s top prospect, earned his first Triple-A RBI, while Carlos Rodriguez (No.

The 2022 season for the Nashville Sounds came to an end with a 13-0 loss to the Durham Bulls in the International League Championship Game on Friday night at Las Vegas Ballpark.

Brian Navarreto’s solo shot put the Sounds in front as they pulled away late to take their 91st win of the season with a 9-4 victory over the Memphis Redbirds on Tuesday night at First Horizon Park.

Josh Lindblom fired his fifth consecutive quality start and Esteury Ruiz hit a two-run homer to lead the Nashville Sounds to a 6-1 win over the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp on Thursday night at First Horizon Park.

Sounds starter Josh Lindblom turned in his eighth quality start of the season, tossing six scoreless innings as the Sounds took a 10-6 triumph over the Charlotte Knights on Thursday night at Truist Field.

The Nashville Sounds were dealt a series-opening loss in their first trip to Truist Field in downtown Charlotte this season, falling 4-0 to the Knights on Tuesday night.

With the bases loaded and nobody out in the ninth, Joey Wiemer drew a walk to score the game-winning run in the Nashville Sounds 6-5 win over the Memphis Redbirds on Thursday night at First Horizon Park.

The Nashville Sounds fell behind early and failed to put together a rally, dropping a 9-3 ballgame to the Memphis Redbirds on Wednesday night at First Horizon Park. With the loss and Columbus Clippers win, the Sounds division lead drops to 2.5 games with 25 games remaining.

Joey Wiemer homered for the fourth time in the six-game series, but the Nashville Sounds dropped a 4-1 contest to the Durham Bulls on Sunday at Durham Bulls Athletic Park.

The Nashville Sounds’ offense announced their presence with authority for the second-straight game in the Tar Heel State, piling up 11 hits in their 9-2 win over the Durham Bulls on Wednesday night at Durham Bulls Athletic Park. The Sounds got help from the entire lineup in the win, but

The Nashville Sounds tallied 14 hits and outlasted the Durham Bulls, 10-7, to win game one of the series between the two International League division leaders. The Sounds improved to 71-46 as every player in the lineup had at least one hit.

The Nashville Sounds put forth multiple comeback attempts, including tying the game with two outs in the ninth inning, only to come up short against the Gwinnett Stripers in a 7-6 loss in front of a sellout crowd of 12,140 fans at First Horizon Park Saturday night. The crowd was