Alex Jackson clubbed a two-run homer in the second inning to propel the Durham Bulls past the Memphis Redbirds 3-1 on Tuesday night at Auto Zone Park. The win snapped a four-game losing streak for the Bulls (35-35) as they claimed the opener of the final series of the season.

Forrest Wall singled home Daniel Johnson to lead off the 11th inning as the Norfolk Tides beat the Durham Bulls 2-1 before 9,115 fans at the DBAP on Saturday night. The Tides (29-39) beat the Bulls (34-34) for the third straight game and second consecutive night in extra innings. Wall’s

Samuel Basallo snapped a 2-2 tie in the 10th inning with a single to centerfield to lift the Norfolk Tides past the Durham Bulls 3-2 before 9,168 fans at the DBAP on Friday night. Trailing 2-0 in the eighth, Kameron Misner clubbed a two-strike, two-out home run to tie the

Hudson Haskin hit a two-run double in the top of the seventh to snap a scoreless game to lead the Norfolk Tides past the Durham Bulls 2-1 before 8,075 fans at the DBAP on Thursday night. Durham’s Joe Rock (L, 6-8) and the Tides’ (27-39) Trevor Rogers dueled across six

The Durham Bulls hit three homers, while Ian Seymour threw six solid innings to lead the Bulls past the Norfolk Tides 8-1 at Tuesday night at the DBAP. Kameron Misner hit a two-run shot in the first, with Jake Mangum clocking a three-run shot in the fifth. Bob Seymour, who

Bulls first baseman Bob Seymour set single-game career-highs with three home runs and eight runs driven in, while center fielder Jake Mangum and designated hitter Kameron Misner added three knocks each in Durham’s 15-5 rout of the Columbus Clippers on Sunday afternoon at Huntington Park. Seymour (3-5, 3 R, 3

Bulls designated hitter Jake Mangum collected two hits and drove in two runs while left fielder Heriberto Hernandez crushed a home run, however Clippers second baseman Angel Martinez mashed four hits and first baseman Juan Brito and left fielder Johnathan Rodriguez combined for five hits and seven runs driven in

Bulls third baseman Curtis Mead and designated hitter Heriberto Hernandez each clubbed two hits while left fielder Tristan Peters made three outstanding defensive plays, however Clippers second baseman Juan Brito’s game-winning single in the tenth inning led Columbus to a 3-2 extra-inning victory over Durham on Thursday evening at Huntington

Bulls left fielder Jake Mangum and second baseman Curtis Mead each homered and combined for six hits and four runs batted in, while relief pitchers Michael Gomez and Mason Montgomery joined forces for the final four hitless frames in support of starting pitcher Ian Seymour in Durham’s 5-1 victory over

Bulls starting pitcher Logan Workman struck out ten over seven excellent innings, while center fielder Jake Mangum mashed two doubles and left fielder Heriberto Hernandez homered in Durham’s 3-1 victory over the Columbus Clippers on Monday evening at Huntington Park. Workman (7.0 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1

Bisons left fielder Alan Roden clubbed four hits and drove in four runs, while designated hitter Steward Berroa smashed a three-run homer as four Buffalo hurlers combined for a five-hit shutout to snap the Durham Bulls’ six-game win streak in a 9-0 victory on Sunday afternoon at Durham Bulls Athletic

Kenny Piper and Tristan Peters each homered twice as the Durham Bulls won their sixth straight game, 9-5 over the Buffalo Bisons before 9,134 fans at the DBAP Saturday night. After Buffalo (21-35) scored twice in the first against Joe Rock (W, 6-6), Piper connected for a three-run shot in

Ian Seymour threw six solid innings to lead the Durham Bulls past the Buffalo Bisons 6-3 on Thursday night at the DBAP. Seymour (W, 2-1) retired the first nine batters of the game, then stranded the bases loaded in both the fifth and sixth innings to lead the Bulls (27-27)

Austin Shenton hit a pair of home runs, driving in five, while Jake Mangum and Logan Driscoll each had five hits as the Durham Bulls beat the Buffalo Bisons 14-8 on Wednesday night at the DBAP. Durham (26-27) amassed a season-high 20 hits en route to its second straight win

A throwing error with two outs in the bottom of the eighth permitted Durham’s Heriberto Hernandez to score, capping a two-run rally as the Bulls beat the Buffalo Bisons 7-6 in the series opener at the DBAP on Tuesday night. Hernandez, who socked a homer in the second, tripled atop

Joe Rock threw six solid innings, while Austin Shenton homered twice and Jonathan Aranda smacked a grand slam to lead the Durham Bulls past the Syracuse Mets 10-6 on Sunday at NBT Bank Stadium. Rock (W, 5-6), who threw seven one-hit innings on Tuesday against the Mets (22-28), permitted just

Luisangel Acuna delivered a second inning sacrifice fly to score the game’s only run as the Syracuse Mets edged the Durham Bulls 1-0 on Saturday night at NBT Bank Stadium. The game featured a grand total of two hits, one by the Mets (22-27) and one by the Bulls (23-27).

The Syracuse Mets scored six runs in an 11-batter third inning to defeat the Durham Bulls 9-6 on Friday night at NBT Bank Stadium. The Bulls (23-26) jumped on Mets starter Mike Vasil for consecutive home runs within the game’s first four pitches. Jonathan Aranda drilled the first pitch over

Ian Seymour rolled through Syracuse over 5 2/3 innings, allowing one run to earn his first Durham victory of the year as the Bulls beat the Mets 7-1 at NBT Bank Stadium on Thursday night. Seymour (W, 1-1), who went 5-3 in 17 starts in Double-A, entered the game with

Bob Seymour hit a pinch-hit, tie-breaking home run with two outs in the ninth to lift the Durham Bulls past the Syracuse Mets 11-6 on Wednesday night at NBT Bank Stadium. Seymour, batting for Jonathan Aranda, drove a pitch from recently-signed right-hander Vinny Nittoli (L, 3-3) for a home run

– The Syracuse Mets hit a pair of ninth inning homers to stun the Durham Bulls 3-2 in the series opener at NBT Bank Stadium on Tuesday night. With Hunter Bigge (L, 0-1) protecting a 2-1 lead, Eddie Rosario drilled an 0-2 pitch over the right field wall to tie

The Nashville Sounds scored four runs in the top of the sixth to upend the Durham Bulls 4-2 on Sunday at the DBAP. The Bulls (21-24), who had claimed four of the first five games in the series, took a 1-0 lead into the sixth. Michael Gomez (L, 3-3) surrendered

Ronny Simon hit a first inning grand slam to lead the Durham Bulls past the Nashville Sounds 7-4 on Saturday night before 9,033 fans at the DBAP. After Nashville (23-20) scored twice in the top of the first against Bulls starter Cole Wilcox, Simon drilled a pitch from Nashville starter

Jake Mangum threw out Nashville’s Owen Miller at home plate to end a 3-2 Durham Bulls victory over the Sounds before 7,912 fans Friday night at the DBAP. With one out, Nashville’s Freddy Zamora lifted a shallow pop fly to right. Miller, pinch running for Francisco Mejia, tagged and broke

Freddy Zamora doubled home the game’s only run in the second inning to lift the Nashville Sounds past the Durham Bulls 1-0 on Thursday night at the DBAP. Zamora drove home Wes Clarke from second base against Durham starter Jacob Lopez (L, 4-6). Lopez worked 5 1/3 innings of one-run