The Charleston RiverDogs were rolling along through the first five innings on Thursday night in Myrtle Beach. However, the first nine hitters to step into the box for the Myrtle Beach Pelicans in the bottom of the sixth inning reached base safely, as eight runs scored in the frame. The

The Charleston RiverDogs and Carolina Mudcats have been part of the same league for three seasons and two months. The franchises have been two of the most successful clubs on the field since the start of the 2021 season but have yet to play each other. That will change June

A poorly timed rain delay cost the Charleston RiverDogs some early momentum and, eventually, the ballgame, leading to a 7-4 loss to the Myrtle Beach Pelicans on Tuesday at Pelicans Ballpark. Holding a two-run advantage when the weather arrived, the Dogs were outscored 7-2 the rest of the way as

Alejandro Rosario and Kai-Noa Wynyard combined to shut out the Charleston RiverDogs on Saturday night at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park, guiding the Down East Wood Ducks to a 4-0 victory. The defeat marked the first time this season that the RiverDogs were held off the scoreboard. A crowd of

For the second straight night, the Charleston RiverDogs could not hold a 4-0 lead over the Down East Wood Ducks, falling 6-4 on Saturday at Joseph. P. Riley, Jr. Park. 5,382 fans fought off a lengthy rain delay to watch the RiverDogs surrender the final six runs of the contest.

The Down East Wood Ducks trailed the Charleston RiverDogs by two runs and were down to their final out in the ninth inning on Thursday at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park. An error by Carlos Colmenarez allowed the Wood Ducks to pull even and the visitors exploded for five runs

The Charleston RiverDogs have enjoyed a longstanding relationship with Gray Television, owners of the local Charleston CBS affiliate WCSC-TV (Live 5) and Bounce Charleston. For the remainder of the 2024 season, that partnership will grow with each of the RiverDogs Friday home games set to be broadcast on Bounce Charleston.

The Down East Wood Ducks stormed to the lead moments into the ballgame on Wednesday night at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park and held on for the remainder of the game, evening the series with a 7-5 win over the Charleston RiverDogs. Starting pitcher Santiago Suarez departed the game in

For the first time this season, the Charleston RiverDogs have put together a winning streak. In front of a tremendous Tuesday night crowd of 5,876, the RiverDogs took down the Down East Wood Ducks 6-3 for a third straight victory. Gary Gill Hill earned his first win of the season

The Charleston Baseball Hall of Fame’s advisory committee has released its candidates for the Class of 2024, and enshrinement will be conducted based on the results of voting from local fans. Voting is limited to five total votes per participant. The committee also announced that fans will select the two

Four Charleston RiverDogs relievers combined to limit the Columbia Fireflies to four hits in a 3-1 win on Sunday evening at Segra Park. The RiverDogs won four of the seven games in the series and return to Charleston just four games out of first place in the south division standings.

The Charleston RiverDogs watched a six-run lead disintegrate in the bottom of the seventh inning but bounced off the mat to take down the Columbia Fireflies 9-6 on Saturday night at Segra Park. Blake Robertson finished a triple short of the cycle and drove in three runs for the RiverDogs

The Columbia Fireflies received a pair of solo home runs from Austin Charles to take down the Charleston RiverDogs by a 4-2 margin on Friday night at Segra Park in Columbia. The RiverDogs have been held to three runs or fewer in four of the five games in the series.

The Charleston RiverDogs have defeated the Down East Wood Ducks in two of the last three Carolina League Championship Series (make sure to enjoy one of our second-place duck dogs at the concession stand in celebration). The first match-up between the clubs since the RiverDogs 2023 title series sweep is

The Fredericksburg Nationals committed seven errors at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park on Thursday evening, but found enough offense to secure an 11-8 win over the Charleston RiverDogs. The Nationals scored three runs in three separate frames to hand the Dogs a third consecutive loss. The eight runs scored by