After sweeping the Brooklyn Cyclones in their first three games at home, the Wilmington Blue Rocks had a lot to live up to in their second homestand of the season. Fans anxiously piled into the stadium for more, and they were not disappointed. Not only did they witness another stunning

The Wilmington Blue Rocks defeated the Greenville Drive by a final score of 5-4 on Sunday, April 21 at Daniel S. Frawley Stadium. The win marked the Rocks’ fourth straight and second consecutive series victory at home to open the season.

A three-run seventh inning carried the Wilmington Blue Rocks through the night, as they defeated the Greenville Drive 6-4 on Saturday, April 20.

The Wilmington Blue Rocks retook the series lead against the Greenville Drive in a 5-3 victory on April 19th.

Wilmington Blue Rocks bounced back from their first home loss of the season, defeating the Greenville Drive 6-4 on Thursday, April 18.

The Wilmington Blue Rocks were bested by the Greenville Drive 7-5 on Wednesday, April 17.

For the third time in the four games that they’ve played at home, the Wilmington Blue Rocks walked it off in the bottom of the ninth after Viandel Pena hit a two-run double to take the first of the six-game series against the Greenville Drive by a score of 7-6.

After a stunning 3-0 home-opening series and a series split on the road in Aberdeen, the Wilmington Blue Rocks are ready to welcome fans back to Frawley Stadium for their second homestand of the season atop the South Atlantic League standings. In the six-game series, the Rocks will host the

The Wilmington Blue Rocks kicked off the 2024 season with a bang – literally and figuratively if you include the Opening Night fireworks. The team swept the Brooklyn Cyclones in a three-game homestand and starts the season undefeated.

The Wilmington Blue Rocks defeated the Brooklyn Cyclones in Jared McKenzie walk-off fashion for the second straight night to sweep their opening series of the season on April 7, 2024.

Down to their final out in the bottom of the ninth, the Wilmington Blue Rocks walked off the Brooklyn Cyclones with a two-run shot off the bat of Jared McKenzie to take game two of the three-game set by a score of 4-2.

The Wilmington Blue Rocks started their season strong on Friday, April 5, defeating the Brooklyn Cyclones by a final score of 4-1.

Wilmington Blue Rocks baseball is back, and the team at Frawley Stadium is looking to improve from last year’s finish. The 2023 squad finished with a 55-75 record, landing the Blue Rocks at the bottom of the South Atlantic League North. A major contributor to the team’s struggles was its

Baseball is back at Frawley Stadium for the 2024 season. While many positional players are returnees on this season’s Wilmington Blue Rocks roster, a lot of excitement surrounds the new faces joining the squad from other Washington Nationals affiliates. After going 55-75 and finishing last in the South Atlantic League

Each Sunday throughout the 2024 baseball season, the Wilmington Blue Rocks will transform into the Rocas Azules de Wilmington as part of Minor League Baseball's Copa De La Diversión program. The cornerstone of Minor League Baseball's Hispanic fan engagement initiative, Copa de la Diversión, or "Fun Cup," is a season-long

After a months-long voting process, spanning across the United States and from Canada to the Caribbean, fans of the Wilmington Blue Rocks have declared the first annual Wilmington Blue Rocks award winners.

The Wilmington Blue Rocks defeated the Hudson Valley Renegades 5-3 with a bounce back win on Sunday night.

With the Blue Rocks and Renegades scoring the same amount of runs through the series' first four games, Saturday was set to be a tightly contested ballgame.

The Wilmington Blue Rocks would waste no time jumping ahead. In the bottom of the first, after getting the first two batters on base, they would take a 2-0 lead due to a YoYo Morales liner to centerfield that bounced under the glove of Cole Gabrielson and trickled to the

The Wilmington Blue Rocks saw their five game winning streak come to an end on Wednesday night as they fell to the Hudson Valley Renegades 9-3 in game two of their six game series.

The Wilmington Blue Rocks (50-69) stayed hot on Tuesday, August 29, extending their winning streak to five games and taking game one of their six-game series against the Hudson Valley Renegades (66-55) by a final score of 6-3.

The Wilmington Blue Rocks (49-69) secured their fourth consecutive victory and the series win against the Jersey Shore BlueClaws (65-54) on Sunday, August 27, defeating them by a final score of 4-3.

The Wilmington Blue Rocks defeated the Jersey Shore BlueClaws 4-3 on Saturday night after a late comeback in the tenth inning.

The Wilmington Blue Rocks (47-65) captured their second consecutive victory on Friday, August 25, defeating the Jersey Shore BlueClaws (65-52) by a final score of 8-3.

The Wilmington Blue Rocks on Thursday looked to recover from a heartbreaking loss just 24 hours prior. Fortunately, dominance both offensively and defensively spurred a 7-1 victory over the Jersey Shore Blue Claws 7-1.