SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Another well-pitched contest wrapped up the series between Bowling Green and Hub City. After Hub City won a one-run game Saturday, the Hot Rods (13-8, 60-26) beat the Spartanburgers (6-15, 40-47) 4-0 Sunday at Fifth Third Park.

The Spartanburgers were held without a baserunner through the first five innings by Bowling Green starter Jacob Kisting (W, 5-0). Hub City starter **DJ

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Hub City dropped the first four contests of the week to Bowling Green and gave up a late lead Saturday. The Spartanburgers (6-14, 40-46) bounced back in the 10th to beat the Hot Rods (12-8, 59-26) with a walk-off sacrifice fly from Carter Garate.

After A.J. Russell faced the minimum in the top of the first, Yeison Morrobel ambushed the first pitch from Bowling

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Spartanburgers never held a lead across the first three games of the week against the Hot Rods. That changed on Friday night when a pair of home runs powered Hub City (5-14, 39-46) to a 2-0 lead. Bowling Green (12-7, 59-25) wiped that lead away in the final two innings to win

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — After a pair of Bowling Green wins to start the week over Hub City, the Hot Rods (11-7, 58-25) broke out to a big lead on Thursday night. Halfway through the fourth, the Spartanburgers (5-13, 39-45) trailed by eight. After four home runs across three innings, Hub City got within one. Ultimately, the

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — A big second inning and a pair of big flies helped Bowling Green run away from Hub City in the second game of the series at Fifth Third Park Wednesday. The Spartanburgers (5-12, 39-44) fell 8-2 to the Hot Rods (10-7, 57-25).

Hub City starter Izack Tiger (L, 0-3) blew through the top of Bowling Green’s order in the top

Sometimes, you hear him before you see him. The big, booming voice that spans through hallways and echoes around a locker room.

The first thing you see is his smile. And most of the time, it stretches from ear to ear. Laughter and conversation follow in J’Briell Easley’s direction, regardless of where he goes or what he’s discussing.

“He’s bought in on anything,” said Hub City reliever

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Multiple showers passed through downtown Spartanburg, muting the return home for Hub City (5-11, 39-43), who fell to Bowling Green (9-7, 56-25) in the series opener 4-2.

Due to a popup shower in the leadup to first pitch, the Hot Rods and Spartanburgers did not start until 7:05 p.m. ET. Both starters were not fazed by the delay. Enrique Segura and Hot

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Another high-scoring affair between Hub City and Asheville finished in favor of the home team. The Tourists (10-5, 27-53) topped the Spartanburgers (5-10, 39-42) 11-8. The season series concludes in favor of Hub City 11-7 after Asheville won five games of six this past week.

Hub City brought the bats early on against Asheville starter Dylan

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Hub City snapped a four-game skid with power, speed and swing-and-miss Saturday at Asheville. The ‘Burgers (5-9, 39-41) spoiled the Fourth of July fun for a capacity crowd at HomeTrust Park, coming out on top 4-3 over the Tourists (9-5, 26-53).

A pair of solo shots brought the Spartanburgers back into the game in the third, and Chandler Pollard gave Hub

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Hub City couldn’t get back to winning ways Friday, falling 4-3 to Asheville at HomeTrust Park in front of a sold-out crowd. The Spartanburgers (4-9, 38-41) had the tying run on first base in the ninth but couldn’t capitalize on a last-gasp offensive against the Tourists (9-4, 26-52).

Both teams traded runs in the first. The ‘Burger bats struck quickly

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Hub City pitching struggled Thursday in a 17-3 loss to Asheville at HomeTrust Park. The Tourists (8-4, 25-52) scored 10 runs over the first three innings against Spartanburgers (4-8, 38-40) starter Kamdyn Perry.

After a scoreless top of the first from starter Kellan Oakes, Asheville attacked Perry in the bottom of the first. With one out, the Tourists loaded the bases on

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — The Tourists (7-4, 24-52) pounced on the Spartanburgers (4-7, 38-39) early Wednesday night. Heading to the eighth inning, Hub City trailed 10-0; the 'Burgers managed eight runs across the next two innings. The Spartanburgers brought the tying run to the plate in both the eighth and the ninth but

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — For the first time in Spartanburgers history, Hub City will send a player to All-Star Weekend. Major League Baseball announced its Futures Game rosters on July 1; Hub City right-hander Caden Scarborough has been selected to pitch for Team AL. The game will take place on July 12 as part of the MLB All-Star Sunday festivities at Citizens Bank Park.

Scarborough is

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Hub City and Asheville showed up ready to swing in the Tuesday series opener at HomeTrust Park. The Spartanburgers (4-6, 38-38) and Tourists (6-4, 23-52) traded punches into the late innings; Asheville came out on top 10-8.

Yeison Morrobel powered the Spartanburgers offense with a quartet of hits, including a two-run blast. Antonis Macias, Esteban Mejia and Hector Osorio also put together multi-hit efforts.

Both starters tossed

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — For the second straight year, Fifth Third Park will host the City of Spartanburg’s Red, White and Boom July Fourth celebration. Gates will open at 5:00 p.m. ET, kicking off an evening filled with fun for all ages before the fireworks at approximately 9:00 p.m.

One of the highlights of the leadup to the

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Hub City wrapped up the season series with Winston-Salem on a high note, as the Spartanburgers (4-5, 38-37) beat the Dash (4-5, 42-33) Sunday, 4-1. Hub City pitching limited the Dash to just two hits.

After giving up first inning runs in each of the past three games, Hub City struck first against Drew McDaniel (L,

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Spartanburgers (3-5, 37-37) had no answers for the Dash (4-4, 42-32) offense Saturday night. After a 1:20 delay, Winston-Salem scored seven runs over the first four innings and beat Hub City 13-1.

Weather pushed the game’s start time back 80 minutes; then, the Dash attacked AJ Russell in his first High-A start. Russell allowed a run on two hits and two

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Hub City and Winston-Salem played another game decided by slim margins Friday night. The Spartanburgers (3-4, 37-36) took down the Dash (3-4, 41-32) thanks to Antonis Macias’s RBI single in the bottom of the 11th for a 6-5 victory.

Caden Scarborough struggled to get his night started. The ‘Burgers righty hit Kyle Lodise to start the game and walked Kaleb Freeman with

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Hub City and Winston-Salem lit up the scoreboard in a back-and-forth shootout Thursday at Fifth Third Park. The Dash (3-3, 41-31) took the lead on a grand slam in the top of the ninth and beat the ‘Burgers (2-4, 36-36) 14-9.

Gleider Figuereo had a career night for the ‘Burgers offense. Figuereo set a new personal benchmark with

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ARLINGTON, Texas – REV Entertainment today announced the addition of Spartanburg, South Carolina, to its growing College Baseball Series schedule, with Fifth Third Park set to host the inaugural Spartanburg College Baseball Series, Feb. 26-28, 2027. The four-team tournament will

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — After a series-opening walk-off win, Hub City’s late surge fell short against Winston-Salem Wednesday. The ‘Burgers (2-3, 36-35) scored three in the eighth, but fell 7-4 to the Dash (2-3, 40-31).

Winston-Salem jumped out to an early lead in the top of the second, scoring four runs on J’Briell Easley (L, 0-2). The bottom

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Come watch Team USA in the knockout round on the largest TV screen in Spartanburg! Fifth Third Park is opening its gates to fans across the Upstate on July 1 at 6:30 p.m. ET. The watch party is FREE to enter until the game’s conclusion, and parking is also FREE in the garage

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Hub City has made a recent habit of late inning comeback efforts. Last week in Frederick, the ‘Burgers brought the tying run to the plate in the ninth in four straight games. The series opener against Winston-Salem stayed true to the trend, as the Spartanburgers (2-2, 36-34) beat the Dash

FREDERICK, Md. — After a dramatic comeback win Saturday, Hub City took a bit of momentum into a Father’s Day series finale against Frederick. The Spartanburgers (1-2, 35-34) scored three runs in the top of the first but couldn’t sustain the offense as the Keys (2-1, 43-24) hit four home runs in an 8-5 win.

Rangers No. 11 Prospect Izack Tiger returned to High-A after he

FREDERICK, Md. — Saturday night’s clash between the Spartanburgers and Keys featured several twists and turns. Frederick (1-1, 42-24) took a three-run lead to the ninth inning, but Hub City (1-1, 35-33) battled back with three in the ninth and five in the tenth to win 13-8. The victory marked the fifth extra-innings win in six tries