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Greensboro Grasshoppers vs Asheville Tourists — Sep 5, 2026

September 5 · 6:05 PM EDT

What to look for

Grasshoppers enter this one firing on all cylinders at 79-49, with Draven Zeigler taking the mound against the struggling Tourists and their 42-84 record. Greensboro's been dominant in its last ten while Asheville has been nowhere near it. The Grasshoppers hold a clear pitching advantage with Zeigler's 5.19 ERA and 1.35 WHIP lined up against Parker Smith's 6.89 ERA and 1.76 WHIP. That gap in control shapes everything early—Grasshoppers' starter gives up fewer baserunners, which means the Tourists have to manufacture offense against a steadier hand.

  • Grasshoppers have won four straight while the Tourists have dropped three in a row, so momentum is tilted heavily in Greensboro's direction. When one lineup is clicking and the other is pressing, the team in form tends to dictate pace and capitalize on mistakes.
  • Jhonny Severino leads the Grasshoppers with 31 home runs and 95 RBI, while Jason Schiavone and Caden Powell anchor the Tourists with 17 home runs and 64 RBI respectively. That power gap reflects the larger gap in this matchup—Greensboro's lineup has been more productive all season.
  • The Tourists will need early runs to avoid falling into a hole they cannot climb out of. Playing catchup against a pitching edge and a hot opponent is a losing formula in High-A baseball.

Last five games

Each side's most recent results, newest first, with the score and who they played. These reach back into last season where a club has not played five yet, which is why every row carries its date.

Greensboro Grasshoppers
  • 09/04/26L6-10atTourists
  • 09/03/26W6-5atTourists
  • 09/02/26W4-2atTourists
  • 09/01/26W15-0atTourists
  • 08/30/26W10-7vsSpartanburgers
Asheville Tourists
  • 09/04/26W10-6vsGrasshoppers
  • 09/03/26L5-6vsGrasshoppers
  • 09/02/26L2-4vsGrasshoppers
  • 09/01/26L0-15vsGrasshoppers
  • 08/30/26L2-7atKeys

Injury report

Greensboro Grasshoppers
Jared Jones1B7-Day IL
Seth HernandezRHP60-Day IL
Bryan MenaRHP7-Day IL
Asheville Tourists
Freuddy BatistaC7-Day IL
Ethan FreyOF7-Day IL
Raimy RodriguezRHP7-Day IL

A day-to-day designation still allows a start, so a name here is not always a scratch; an injured-list stint is.

Standings

#ClubW-LStreak
1Frederick Keys81-46W1
2Bowling Green Hot Rods81-47W2
3Greensboro Grasshoppers80-50L1
4Eugene Emeralds78-51W2
5South Bend Cubs76-50W4
30Asheville Tourists43-85W1
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