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Triple-A17h agoBats Dominate In 6-1 Win Over ClippersThe Louisville Bats secured back-to-back wins in their first two games of the series against the Columbus Clippers. Early offense and good defense gave way to a 6-1 victory on Wednesday afternoon at Louisville Slugger Field. The Bats exploded in the early parts of the game, plating three runs inTriple-A1d agoEighth Inning Rally Propels Bats Past Columbus 4-3The Louisville Bats' eighth inning comeback stood strong despite a chaotic final inning in a 4-3 win over the Columbus Clippers on Tuesday night at Louisville Slugger Field. Louisville's offense was quiet through the first four scoreless frames. Dominic Fletcher and Michael Chavis recorded the only two Louisville hits, butTriple-A4d agoBats Fall 4-2 In Finale Against SoundsThe Louisville Bats were defeated for the fifth time in six days against the Nashville Sounds at First Horizon Park on Sunday afternoon, a 4-2 final. Chase Solesky made his second start of the season in his seventh appearance with the Bats. His opponent was Sounds starter Colton Gordon, whoTriple-A4d agoBats Pick Up Much-Needed Win Against Sounds 5-3The Louisville Bats picked up a much needed 5-3 victory after pitching shut down the Nashville Sounds offense late in the game on Saturday night at First Horizon Park. The Bats’ defense was the first to make a play in the bottom of the second. With two outs and twoTriple-A5d agoSounds Walk Off Bats with Five-Run NinthNashville erased a four-run deficit for the second straight night to record their second walk-off of the series against the Louisville Bats on Friday night. The win marked the fourth straight one-run win of the week for the Sounds who entered the bottom of theTriple-A5d agoBats Devastated By Blown Lead In 5-4 Defeat To SoundsThe Louisville Bats carried a two-hit shutout into the ninth inning before the Nashville Sounds rallied for an improbable 5-4 win at First Horizon Park on Friday evening. Carson Spiers made his second start of the season for the Bats after returning from a year-long absence recovering from right elbowTriple-A6d agoReeling Bats Lose Third Straight One-Run Game Sounds, 7-6The Louisville Bats lost their third consecutive one-run game to the Nashville Sounds on Thursday night, 7-6 at First Horizon Park. Rehabbing reliever Graham Ashcraft was tabbed as the starter on Thursday night and struck out two over a scoreless opening frame. Louisville’s offense went down quietly in the firstTriple-A7d agoBats Wrap Up Home Schedule With Fun Week Against ClippersThe final homeland of the 2026 Louisville Bats season is coming up soon. The Bats are back for their final week of home games next week against the Columbus Clippers, Triple-A affiliate of the Cleveland Guardians, from Tuesday, September 8 through Sunday, September 13. The Bats end their home scheduleTriple-A7d agoBats Drop Defensive Battle Against Nashville 3-2The Louisville Bats saw another game end in heartbreaking fashion against the Nashville Sounds. A late inning pitching blunder was the deciding factor in the 3-2 loss on Wednesday night at First Horizon Park. Both games in the series so far have been 3-2 finals in favor of the SoundsTriple-A8d agoBats Walked Off In Series Opener 3-2Despite taking a perfect game bid into the sixth inning and holding a lead with two outs in the bottom of the ninth, the Louisville Bats were walked off in the series opener against the Nashville Sounds 3-2 despite holding the Sounds to four hits Tuesday night at First HorizonTriple-A11d agoBats Avoid Sweep, Beat Stripers 5-4 In FinaleThe Louisville Bats won the series finale and avoid the six-game sweep against the Gwinnett Stripers with a 5-4 victory on Sunday afternoon at Slugger Field. After a quiet first inning on both sides, the Stripers got on the board first with a home run by DaShawn Keirsey Jr. TheTriple-A11d agoLouisville Loses Sixth Straight, 13-7 To GwinnettThe Bats tied a season-high with their sixth consecutive loss in the 13-7 defeat to the Gwinnett Stripers on Saturday night at Louisville Slugger Field. Jose Azocar rudely greeted starter Carson Spiers during his first game for Louisville in the top of the first. The Stripers' right fielder smashed aTriple-A12d agoBats' Rally Falls Short In 7-5 Loss To StripersThe Louisville Bats were defeated 7-5 in a back-and-forth affair against the Gwinnett Stripers on Friday evening at Louisville Slugger Field. Louisville sent 34-year-old southpaw Kent Emanuel to the mound for his third start since returning to affiliated baseball. Emanuel struck out the first two Gwinnett batters before allowing aTriple-A13d agoBats Drop Fourth Straight, 5-3 To GwinnettThe Louisville Bats suffered their fourth loss in a row after another late comeback attempt fell short against the Gwinnett Stripers 5-3 Thursday night at Slugger Field. The Stripers exploded with a flurry of offense, putting up a four-spot in the top of the second, highlighted by an RBI tripleTriple-A14d agoHow Vince Harrison found Purpose After His Playing CareerThe end of one chapter and beginning of the next is often veiled by ambition. Sometimes, the path forward only becomes clear after the original journey comes to an end. For Louisville Bats coach Vince Harrison, the realization came in waves, often while recovering from injury. A two-sport athlete inTriple-A14d agoBats Lose Third Straight With 5-2 Defeat To StripersThe Louisville Bats dropped the second of a six-game series against the Gwinnett Stripers 5-2 on Wednesday evening at Louisville Slugger Field. Ben Wereski (L, 2-2) made his fifth career Triple-A start with the Bats, coming off a second straight win last week. The Stripers got on the board earlyTriple-A15d agoRough Third Inning Sinks Bats in Series Opening 8-1 LossA six-run third inning was too much for the Louisville Bats to overcome in an 8-1 loss to the Gwinnett Stripers in the opener of a six-game series on Tuesday night. Gwinnett jumped out in front of the Bats early in the first inning and never looked back. Jim JarvisTriple-A17d agoBats' Penultimate Homestead Features Exciting PromotionsWith only two homestands left in the 2026 season, the Louisville Bats return to Louisville Slugger Field for their penultimate homestead this week. The Gwinnett Stripers, Triple-A affiliate of the Atlanta Braves, are in town to battle the Bats from Tuesday, August 25 through Sunday, August 30. This week featuresTriple-A18d agoBats Split Series with Indians after 4-0 Finale LossThe Louisville Bats split the series with the Indianapolis Indians after being shut out in the finale, 6-0, at Victory Field. The Indians struck first in the second inning in a big way, as Mitch Jebb drove a ball over the fence in right field that scored two others, givingTriple-A18d agoBats Hold Off Late Comeback by Indianapolis in 5-4 WinThe Louisville Bats scraped out a hard-fought 5-4 win after a late-inning comeback attempt by the Indianapolis Indians that fell short on Saturday night at Victory Park. After a quiet first inning, the Bats came alive and put up a three-spot in the second. A double by Jay Allen II

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