SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Behind a five-home run performance, Wilmington (18-14) salvaged a series split with Hub City (16-16) on Sunday. The Blue Rocks scored seven runs in the final three innings to pull away to a 9-3 win.

After a leadoff homer on Saturday, Wilmington started Sunday with a first inning blast too. Ronny Cruz took DJ McCarty (L,

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — After surrendering 14 hits in a loss Friday, the Spartanburgers (16-15) pitching bounced back with a 4-2 win Saturday over Wilmington (17-14). After runs for the Blue Rocks in each of the first two innings, Ismael Agreda, AJ Russell, and Joey Danielson allowed just one hit the rest of the way.

The scoring started just three pitches into the game. Wilmington leadoff hitter Devin Fitz-Gerald

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — After a doubleheader sweep for Hub City on Thursday, Wilmington (17-13) responded with a 6-3 win over the Spartanburgers (15-15) on Friday. The Blue Rocks used three solo home runs and hits in all nine innings for the win.

Hub City starter J’Briell Easley worked around a single and a walk in each of the first two innings. Devin Fitz-Gerald led

Arlington, Texas — The Rangers today announced the club’s April Minor League Award winners:

· Player of the Month – 1B Arturo Disla

· Starting Pitcher of the Month – LHP Dalton Pence

· Defender of the Month – INF Frainyer Chavez

· Reliever of the Month – LHP Michael Trausch

The 25-year-old Disla batted

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — After rain postponed game two of the series on Wednesday, Hub City (15-14) and Wilmington (16-13) faced off for two seven-inning games on Thursday night. After the Spartanburgers rallied for a 7-5 win in game one, Hub City walked off the Blue Rocks in extras in game two 5-4.

Late comeback efforts were the key to both wins. The

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Hub City (13-14) and Wilmington (16-11) never got started Wednesday night, as the threat of impending rain pushed back first pitch. A downpour began around 7:30 p.m. ET, causing the game to be postponed.

Fans can redeem tonight’s ticket for a ticket of equal or lesser value to any other Spartanburgers home game in 2026. Fans with tickets for Thursday’s game can attend both 7-inning games.

On Thursday, the Spartanburgers will

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Spartanburgers (13-14) bats stayed hot to start Tuesday night back home at Fifth Third Park. After seven runs in the first three innings, the Wilmington Blue Rocks (16-11) rallied back for a 14-8 win to begin the series.

Hub City starter Aidan Curry walked the first two batters of the game. A sacrifice fly

GREENVILLE, S.C. — After a pair of gut-punching losses in the first two nights of a series at Greenville, the Spartanburgers (13-13) answered with four straight victories over the Drive (13-14). Hub City used a strong start from DJ McCarty and a three-hit, five-RBI day from Rafe Perich to win 7-5 in the series finale Sunday.

Both right-handed starters, McCarty for Hub

GREENVILLE, S.C. — The Spartanburgers procured another night of late-inning offense at Fluor Field to take a 3-2 series lead over the Drive. Hub City (12-13) scored five runs over the game’s final three innings to beat Greenville (13-13), 6-2.

It did not take long for the Drive to start the scoring. Greenville starter Devin Futrell worked around a walk in

GREENVILLE, S.C. — An outpouring of offense in the sixth inning led Hub City (11-13) to its second straight win over Greenville (13-12), a 7-1 victory on Friday at Fluor Field. The ‘Burgers provided plenty of offense for Joe Adametz (W, 2-1), who carried the load on the mound with career highs in innings pitched and strikeouts.

As a

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Thursday’s game between the Spartanburgers (10-13) and the Drive (13-11) saw more walks than hits. In the end, Hub City capitalized on its free passes to pick up a 6-2 win over Greenville in the third game of the series. While the patient offense tested Greenville’s pitches, Spartanburgers’ piggyback starters kept the Drive in check. Enrique Segura and Brock Porter combined for 7 1/3 innings

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Home runs continued to be a big part of the story in game two of Hub City’s (9-13) series at Greenville (13-10). The two teams combined for six homers in an extra-innings affair. Luke Hanson’s first pro home run in the top of the ninth helped force extra innings. After both teams launched

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Dueling surges of late offense led to a 12-6 Greenville (12-10) win over Hub City (9-12) Tuesday. After Arturo Disla launched a go-ahead two-run home run in the top of the eighth, the Drive hit four home runs in a seven-run bottom of the inning.

Disla continued his torrid stretch from last week against Winston-Salem. After nine hits

After catching 74 games in his first full season of professional baseball, Ben Hartl was ready to take a load off. Back in his hometown of Springfield, Illinois, Hartl’s offseason itinerary consisted of golf trips with buddies, concerts with his girlfriend and quality time with his family. Four days later, those plans had to be scrapped.

Driving back

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — May 5-10 has officially been dubbed “Sparkle Week” at Fifth Third Park. Each day of the homestand against the Wilmington Blue Rocks, Spartanburgers players, coaches and front office staff will spend the morning assisting an Upstate community organization as part of Hub City’s partnership with Fifth Third Bank.

"We are excited to start this new community-focused tradition alongside our amazing partner,

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — After a Saturday postponement, Winston Salem (14-7) got the better of the Spartanburgers (9-11) twice on Sunday to win the series, four games to two. The Dash blanked Hub City in game one, 6-0, then poured on offense in game two, 13-1.

The ‘Burgers’ game one starter, Ismael Agreda (L, 0-2), set two new season

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — A constant rain on Saturday afternoon at Fifth Third Park forced the Spartanburgers (9-9) and Winston-Salem Dash (12-7) to postpone Saturday’s scheduled game five of the series. The two teams will finish the series with a doubleheader at 3 p.m. ET on Sunday.

The Saturday showdown was scheduled for a 4:35 p.m. ET start, but

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Spartanburgers led over Winston-Salem from the bottom of the first to the finish at Fifth Third Park Friday. The Dash made it interesting, but Maxton Martin’s record-setting night helped secure a 10-7 Hub City win. Both teams have taken two games in the series.

Martin drove in six runs, a new Spartanburgers record, and finished a triple shy of the

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Hub-City (8-9) offense broke out for a dominant 16-2 win over Winston-Salem (12-6) on Thursday night. Hub City notched a franchise-record 17 hits and limited an explosive Dash offense to just two runs on four hits.

J’Briell Easley set the tone for the Spartanburgers with a scoreless top of the first. Hub City’s offense immediately pounced on Winston-Salem starter Drew McDaniel (L, 0-2). After a pair of one-out walks, Paxton Kling and **Yeison

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Hub City (7-9) offense teed off early, but a Winston-Salem (12-5) tidal wave enabled the Dash to take game two of the series, 8-4. A seven-run top of the fourth tilted the scales in favor of the visitors.

Arturo Disla continued his torrid stretch, launching a two-run blast in the first which

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Hub City opened a six-game series with the South-division leading Winston-Salem Dash on Tuesday morning — an 11:05 a.m. start for Education Day. The Dash (11-5) came out firing with back-to-back first inning homers and escaped multiple bases-loaded jams to win 4-3 against the Spartanburgers (7-8).

Arturo Disla set a new Hub City record with five hits — three singles and

WILMINGTON, Del. — After a two-hour weather delay, the Spartanburgers (7-7) and Blue Rocks battled for almost four hours through extra innings in the series finale on Sunday. After coming within an out of victory in both the tenth and the eleventh, Hub City finally secured a series win with a 10-9 victory in twelve innings.

The Spartanburgers got two men on in the top of the first against

WILMINGTON, Del. — After the Spartanburgers (6-7) took the first three games from the Blue Rocks (8-5), Wilmington fired back with two straight wins. Saturday, the Blue Rocks powered their way to a 10-2 win with four home runs and a strong start from Josh Randall.

Randall (W, 1-0) allowed just one baserunner through the first two innings. Life

WILMINGTON, Del. — For the second straight start, Dalton Pence dominated early on. The lefty took a no-hitter into the sixth inning against Wilmington (7-5) on Friday. The Spartanburgers (6-6) could not hold on though in a 7-4 loss. This snaps Hub City’s four-game win streak and hands the Blue Rocks their first win of the series.

As has been the

WILMINGTON, Del. — For the third straight night, the Spartanburgers (6-5) scored before the Blue Rocks (6-5) even stepped to bat. On Thursday, the ‘Burgers had their largest lead of the week to start a game after a six-run first inning. Hub City held on the rest of the way in an 11-7 slugfest.

Wilmington starter Riley Maddox (L, 1-1) hit Paxton Kling to