FREDERICK, Md. — A four-run first inning was all Frederick needed. Everything after that was a pitchers duel that Asheville couldn't quite win. The Frederick Keys beat the Tourists 6-3 Tuesday night in the opener of the final road series of the season, getting all the damage they needed in

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Dylan Howard retired the first eight Brooklyn batters Sunday afternoon. He struck out seven across 5.1 innings and allowed just one earned run. He still took the loss. That is the story of the series finale in a nutshell. A string of costly errors turned what began

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Parker Smith threw 34 pitches Saturday night and didn't record a single out. By the time the dust settled on the first inning, Brooklyn led 6-0 and the game was effectively over. The Cyclones ambushed the Tourists early and never looked back, winning 15-3 to take a

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Friday night at HomeTrust Park was a shootout from the first pitch, and Brooklyn controlled it wire to wire. The Cyclones put up a season-high 16 runs on 20 hits in a 16-12 win, handing Asheville its second loss of the series. Kellan Oakes was roughed up

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — It started with a loud Thirsty Thursday crowd and ended well past ten o'clock at night in front of fewer than a hundred die-hard fans who stuck around through an hour-long lightning delay. Through it all, the Tourists put together one of the most explosive innings of

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Yosweld Vasquez has played three games for the Asheville Tourists. He has a hit in all three of them. Wednesday night's was his biggest by a mile. With two runners on and Asheville trailing 6-5 in the seventh, Vasquez drilled a ball toward right-center field. Trey Snyder

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Asheville’s Nick Potter was excellent Tuesday night. Brooklyn’s Nicolas Carreño was better. The Brooklyn Cyclones out-dueled the Tourists from the first pitch, winning 9-1 behind a dominant pitching performance that held Asheville to just six hits and never let the Tourists find any offensive rhythm. Potter continued

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — There are games that defy explanation. Sunday afternoon at HomeTrust Park was one of them. Anthony Huezo launched a two-run home run into a picturesque pale blue sky in the bottom of the tenth inning to complete a twelve-run comeback and give the Asheville Tourists a 16-14

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Dixon Williams had himself a night that Asheville fans will want to forget. The Rome center fielder drove in ten runs Saturday night, the most by any player against the Tourists in 2026, as the Emperors rolled to a 19-6 win, the most runs Asheville has allowed

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Two ejections. Four errors. A 100th walk. A revenge home run. And fireworks both on and off the field. Friday night at HomeTrust Park had everything, and the Tourists came out on the right side of it, beating the Rome Emperors 6-5 in front of a sellout

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Anthony Cruz was one strike away from escaping the fifth inning unscathed. What followed was a chain reaction that led to a loss. Five consecutive two-out hits produced six runs and turned a 2-2 tie into a 7-2 Rome lead that the Tourists could never overcome. The

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Wednesday night at HomeTrust Park was a pitchers duel from the first pitch. Unfortunately for Asheville, Rome got the better of it. The Tourists managed just one run on five hits in a 4-1 loss to the Rome Emperors, the lowest scoring home game of the season

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — The homestand is off to a good start. Asheville put up fourteen runs Tuesday night at HomeTrust Park, getting big contributions from all over the lineup in a 14-9 win over the Rome Emperors to open the series. Nick Potter headlined the night on the mound. The

What a week of baseball. Game One WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — It took three days, three starting pitchers and two rain delays to get there, but the Tourists got a much needed win. What began Friday night and finally concluded Sunday morning was one of the stranger experiences of the season,

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — For the first half inning Thursday night, the Tourists looked like they were in great shape. But as the Dash started to take off, Asheville slipped and Winston-Salem blew the doors open to take an offensive battle 14-7. Asheville struck first and struck hard. Justin Thomas Jr.

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Asheville outhit the Winston-Salem Dash nine to five Wednesday night, but that wasn’t the story. Fifteen combined walks and three errors told the real story of a 7-4 loss that put the Tourists back in the loss column. John Garcia got the Tourists on the board first

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Six games. Six losses. The Greenville Drive completed a sweep of the Tourists Sunday afternoon, winning 11-7 in a back and forth game that slipped away in the seventh inning. It is the second time this season Asheville has been swept in a six-game series, and it

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — The playoff picture is getting complicated. With Winston-Salem, Greenville, Asheville, and Rome all separated by just two games, Saturday night was a missed opportunity for the Tourists. Dylan Brown made sure of it. The Greenville starter was dominant, going 6.1 innings and allowing just two runs, one

Asheville, NC — Tourists Signature Events, the special events arm of the Asheville Tourists baseball team, has announced the inaugural Carolina EGGfest, presented by Madden & Young’s Ace Hardwares and benefiting Food Connection, at HomeTrust Park on Saturday, September 19, 2026 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event will

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Andrew Taylor made his first appearance at HomeTrust Park since August of 2025 Friday night and was sharp throughout. Devin Futrell was even better. For five innings it was exactly the kind of tight, well-pitched game the crowd of 4,001 came to see. Then a seven-run sixth

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Thursday’s doubleheader at HomeTrust Park had everything. A 49-baserunner slugfest that lasted over three hours. A viral home run. And a second game that was over almost as quickly as it started. The Greenville Drive took both ends and the Tourists have now lost three straight. Game

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Kyson Witherspoon has now faced the Asheville Tourists four times this season, the last three have been dominant. In 16.1 innings, he has allowed two runs and struck out 16. Tuesday night was more of the same. The Greenville Drive handed Asheville a 13-1 loss in the

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — Five games. Five one-run losses. Each one more painful than the last. Saturday night’s 9-8 walk-off loss in eleven innings to the Bowling Green Hot Rods was the latest chapter in one of the most frustrating stretches of the Tourists’ season. The Tourists outhit Bowling Green

Once again, oh so close. Over four straight games in a pivotal series for the Tourists, only four runs divide both teams. Bowling Green has come out on top all four times, earning a series win. Friday night's 3-2 loss for Asheville was yet another example of a much improved

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — For the third straight game the Tourists had a chance to win late and couldn't close it out. Wednesday night it was a wild pitch that did them in. Jordan Carr threw one in the dirt in the seventh inning that Noah Myers read in-time, racing