The Winston-Salem Dash announced that Truist Stadium will serve as the host site for a Carolina League series between the Hickory Crawdads and Charleston RiverDogs from Tuesday, May 19 through Sunday, May 24. The shift to Winston-Salem comes as the Crawdads and the City of Hickory continue repair work on

Every time the Wilmington Blue Rocks (19-17) made a push, the Winston-Salem Dash (21-16) had an answer. After Wilmington erased an early deficit in the fifth inning, Winston-Salem immediately responded with two runs in the bottom half and never surrendered the lead again in a 9-5 win at Truist Stadium.

The Winston-Salem Dash (20-16) leaned on strong pitching and timely offense to earn a 3-2 win over the Wilmington Blue Rocks (19-16) on Thursday night at Truist Stadium. Wilmington struck first in the second inning when Angel Feliz launched a solo home run to left field, giving the Blue Rocks

The Winston-Salem Dash (19-16) carried an early lead into the middle innings, but a five-run seventh propelled the Wilmington Blue Rocks (19-15) to a 10-5 win on Wednesday night at Truist Stadium. Winston-Salem jumped in front in the third inning. After Alex Ungar walked and Bryce Eblin doubled, the Dash

The Winston-Salem Dash (19-15) answered a Wilmington rally with one of their own, defeating the Blue Rocks (18-15) by a final score of 12-9 at Truist Stadium. After Wilmington stormed back with a three-run top of the sixth to cut the deficit to 8-6, the Dash answered with a four-run

The Winston-Salem Dash (18-12) combined timely power with dominant pitching to earn a 7-3 win over the Hudson Valley Renegades (15-14) on Thursday night. Balls were flying through the night sky in Wappingers Falls on Thursday night, and the Winston-Salem Dash made sure plenty of them cleared the fence. Winston-Salem

The Winston-Salem Dash (17-11) rode early home runs and a dominant pitching performance to a 6-1 win over the Hudson Valley Renegades (14-13) on Tuesday night. Winston-Salem wasted no time jumping in front. After a leadoff out in the first, Caleb Bonemer launched a solo home run to left field

Winston-Salem Dash infielder Colby Shelton was awarded Minor League Player of the Month by Major League Baseball on Tuesday for his efforts during the month of April. In April, Shelton batted .378/.485/.720 and led the league in average (.378), hits (31), on-base percentage (.485) and OPS (1.205). He was second

Winston-Salem Dash infielder Caleb Bonemer was awarded South Atlantic League Player of the Week by Major League Baseball on Monday for his efforts during the week of April 28- May 3 in a six-game series against the Greensboro Grasshoppers. Against Greensboro, the third-best White Sox prospect went 8-23 (.348) at

Car enthusiasts and community members alike are invited to kickstart their weekends at Truist Stadium with the return of Cars & Coffee, a free monthly event held every second Saturday from 8:00 to 11:00 AM. The event is proudly supported by Signature Real Estate, LLC and Flow Automotive, two organizations

The Winston-Salem Dash (16-11) battled back late but could not overcome an early deficit, falling to the Greensboro Grasshoppers (16-11), 8-6 at Truist Stadium. Winston-Salem struck first in the opening inning, as Anthony DePino delivered an RBI single to give the Dash a 1-0 lead. Greensboro answered quickly and decisively.

The Winston-Salem Dash (16-10) dug themselves an early hole and nearly climbed all the way out, but ultimately fell 9-7 to the Greensboro Grasshoppers (15-11) at Truist Stadium. Greensboro wasted no time taking control in the first inning. The Grasshoppers erupted for seven runs in the opening frame, highlighted by

The Winston-Salem Dash (16-9) wasted no time taking control, scoring four runs in the first inning and cruising to a 10-1 win over the Greensboro Grasshoppers (14-11) at Truist Stadium. From innings two through four, the scorecard looked like this for Greensboro: KꓘKꓘKKꓘK Dash starter Gabe Davis struck out eight

The Winston-Salem Dash (15-9) mounted a late rally but could not complete the comeback, falling to the Greensboro Grasshoppers (14-10), 4-3 at Truist Stadium. The Dash were down to their last out when Ryan Burrowes stepped in. Moments later, they had life. Burrowes smoked a double off the right field

The Winston-Salem Dash (15-8) forced extra innings but came up short, falling to the Greensboro Grasshoppers (13-10), 4-2 at Truist Stadium. Greensboro struck first in the third inning, as Easton Carmichael launched a solo home run to give the Grasshoppers a 1-0 lead. They added another run in the fourth

Caleb Bonemer launched three home runs, including a game-tying blast in the ninth, to power the Winston-Salem Dash (15-7) to a dramatic 7-6 walk-off win over the Greensboro Grasshoppers (12-10) at Truist Stadium. Lightning rarely strikes twice, but on Tuesday night, Bonemer made sure it struck three times. Trailing 6-4

The Winston-Salem Dash (14-7) showcased two different winning formulas, sweeping a doubleheader from the Hub City Spartanburgers (9-11) with a 6-0 shutout in game one and a 13-1 rout in game two at Fifth Third Park. In the opener, the Dash leaned on pitching and timely power to control the

The Winston-Salem Dash have announced the unveiling of two newly upgraded suites at Truist Stadium, reimagined to celebrate the franchise’s most recent former identities: the Winston-Salem Warthogs and the Winston-Salem Spirits.

Trailing 4-0, the Winston-Salem Dash (11-5) erupted for seven runs in the fourth and never looked back, defeating the Hub City Spartanburgers (7-9), 8-4 at Fifth Third Park. One inning changed everything. The Dash sent 11 men to the plate in the decisive frame, highlighted by a solo home run

Winston-Salem Dash infielder Colby Shelton was named South Atlantic League Player of the Week by Major League Baseball on Monday for his performance during the week of April 14–19 in a six-game series against the Asheville Tourists. Against Asheville, Shelton went 11-for-23 (.478) at the plate, collecting 14 runs batted

The Winston-Salem Dash (10-5) flipped the game in the seventh, and scored five runs to take down the Asheville Tourists (4-11), 8-5 at Truist Stadium. Trailing 4-2 entering the bottom of the seventh, Winston-Salem delivered another big inning in an offense-driven series. A wild pitch got the scoring started before

The Winston-Salem Dash (9-5) walked off the Asheville Tourists (4-10), 7-6 in a back-and-forth thriller. After Asheville tied the game in the top of the ninth, Winston-Salem answered immediately. With two outs and the bases loaded, T.J. McCants lined a walk-off single to left field, scoring George Wolkow and sealing

The Winston-Salem Dash and Signature Real Estate, LLC are excited to highlight the 2026 Signature Community Nights Series, a lineup of free, family-friendly events at Truist Stadium designed to bring the Winston-Salem community together beyond game days. As part of the Dash and Signature Real Estate’s continued commitment to the

The Winston-Salem Dash (6-5) fell behind early and could not recover in a 14-7 loss to the Asheville Tourists (4-7) at Truist Stadium. Asheville wasted no time setting the tone in the first inning. Justin Thomas Jr. opened the scoring with a solo home run, and later in the frame,

The Winston-Salem Dash are happy to report that former players Noah Schultz (LHP) and Sam Antonacci (INF/OF) have had their Triple-A contracts selected by the Chicago White Sox. Schultz made his MLB debut on Tuesday against the Tampa Bay Rays. Antonacci’s debut game is slated for Wednesday, April 15. Schultz,