The Winston-Salem Dash (47-34) scored in each of the first three innings and never looked back, defeating the Greenville Drive (31-47) 8-3 on Sunday afternoon at Truist Stadium.

The Dash pounded out 14 hits and received two home runs from Kaleb Freeman, while Ryan Burrowes finished with three RBIs to help

The Greenville Drive (31-46) broke open a tight game with a barrage of home runs and handed the Winston-Salem Dash (46-34) a 12-3 defeat on Independence Day at Truist Stadium.

After four innings of strong pitching on both sides, Greenville's bats erupted for 11 runs over the final five frames to

For six innings, runs were nearly impossible to come by. Then, in the blink of an eye, the Winston-Salem Dash (46-33) turned a one-run game into a runaway.

The Dash exploded for six runs in the bottom of the seventh inning and rode a dominant start from Max Banks to a

With two outs in the bottom of the ninth and the winning run standing ninety feet away, George Wolkow stepped into the batter's box looking for one swing to end it.

He got it.

Wolkow lined a single into left-center field, scoring Eddie Park from third and lifting the Winston-Salem Dash (45-33)

A tight game turned into a rout in the blink of an eye. The Winston-Salem Dash (44-33) entered the bottom of the eighth inning tied 4-4 with the Greenville Drive (30-44), but erupted for eight runs in the frame to secure a 12-4 victory on Wednesday night at Truist Stadium.

After

With two outs in the bottom of the 10th and the winning run in on third, Kyle Lodise stepped to the plate with a chance to send a home Dash crowd home happy. Seven pitches later, Lodise watched ball four sail outside, forcing home the winning run and lifting the

WINSTON-SALEM, NC (June 6th) – The Winston-Salem Dash (33-23) battled back after an early deficit, but the Hub City Spartanburgers (27-28) used a five-run first two innings and a 13-hit attack to claim a 9-4 victory on Saturday night at Truist Stadium.

The Dash struck first offensively.

After Hub City plated a

WINSTON-SALEM, NC (June 5th) – The Winston-Salem Dash (33-22) erased a late deficit and forced extra innings, but the Hub City Spartanburgers (26-28) scored four runs across the final two frames to claim an 8-5 victory on Friday night at Truist Stadium.

The Dash found themselves trailing for much of the night

WINSTON-SALEM, NC (June 4th) – For the third consecutive night, the Winston-Salem Dash (33-21) found themselves locked in a pitchers' duel. For the third consecutive night, they found a way to win. A wild pitch in the bottom of the eighth scored Ryan Burrowes with the game's only run as the

After Hub City broke a scoreless tie in the top of the eighth, George Wolkow launched a two-run home run to right field in the bottom half, lifting the Winston-Salem Dash (31-21) to a 2-1 victory over the Hub City Spartanburgers (25-26) on Tuesday night at Truist Stadium.

For seven innings,

The Winston-Salem Dash (30-21) erased an early two-run deficit with six unanswered runs, defeating the Rome Emperors (27-24) by a 6-3 final on Sunday afternoon at Truist Stadium to secure the series victory.

Rome grabbed the early advantage in the fourth inning. After a double from Dalton McIntyre plated the game's

The Winston-Salem Dash (29-21) used timely hitting and aggressive baserunning to pull away from the Rome Emperors (27-23), earning a 6-2 victory on Saturday night at Truist Stadium.

The Dash wasted no time to grab the lead.

After Ely Brown worked a leadoff walk, Caleb Bonemer lined a double down the left-field

Former Winston-Salem Dash infielder Jacob Gonzalez has received his first Major League promotion, as the Chicago White Sox selected his contract from Triple-A Charlotte on Saturday. Gonzalez becomes the latest Dash alumnus to reach the Major Leagues, joining Rikuu Nishida, Noah Schultz, and Sam Antonacci who all received call-ups earlier

The Winston-Salem Dash (28-21) mounted a late comeback attempt but could not complete it, falling to the Rome Emperors (27-22) by a 3-2 final on Friday night at Truist Stadium.

For much of the night, runs were hard to come by as both pitching staffs traded zeros through the first five

The Rome Emperors (26-22) kept the Winston-Salem Dash (28-20) off balance all night, limiting the Dash to just two hits in a 5-1 victory on Thursday evening at Truist Stadium.

In a game where offense was hard to come by, Rome capitalized on its opportunities while Winston-Salem could never find the

The Winston-Salem Dash (28-19) leaned on dominant pitching and timely hitting to blank the Rome Emperors (25-22), 3-0 on Wednesday night at Truist Stadium.

Despite putting runners on base throughout the night, Rome could never break through against the Dash pitching staff.

Winston-Salem opened the scoring in the second inning. After [Kaleb

The Winston-Salem Dash (26-19) used timely power and another strong night on the mound to defeat the Rome Emperors (25-20), 5-1 on Tuesday night at Truist Stadium.

Locked in a scoreless game through four innings, Winston-Salem finally broke through in the fifth.

After walks from George Wolkow and Grant Magill, Ely Brown

Winston-Salem Dash outfielder George Wolkow was awarded South Atlantic League Player of the Week on Tuesday for his efforts during the week of May 19-24 in a six-game series against the Greensboro Grasshoppers.

Against Greensboro, the 14^th overall White Sox prospect went 12-23 (.522) at the plate and logged twelve runs

he Winston-Salem Dash (25-16) turned one inning into an avalanche on Tuesday night, erupting for 11 runs in the third inning and rolling past the Greensboro Grasshoppers (25-16), 19-8.

Trailing 2-1 entering the third, Winston-Salem completely flipped the game in a frame that seemed to never end.

The Dash sent 16 batters

The Winston-Salem Dash (24-16) broke the game open with a seven-run third inning and held off a late Greensboro push to defeat the Grasshoppers (25-15), 13-9, on Tuesday night.

After falling behind 1-0 in the first, the Dash offense erupted in the third.

Alex Ungar started the rally with a two-run home

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

Trailing entering the bottom of the eighth, Caleb Bonemer crushed a three-run home run to left field, lifting the Winston-Salem Dash (23-16) to a 7-5 comeback victory over the Wilmington Blue Rocks (19-19) at Truist Stadium.

With the game slipping away late, Bonemer delivered the biggest swing of the afternoon.

The late

The Winston-Salem Dash (22-16) wasted no time taking control, scoring seven runs across the first three innings in an 8-3 win over the Wilmington Blue Rocks (19-18) on Saturday night at Truist Stadium.

The Dash struck immediately in the first inning when Kyle Lodise launched a leadoff home run to left-center

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.

Wilmington

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 a