USA Baseball and the Durham Bulls are set to host the All-American Women’s Baseball Classic from August 1-3 at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park (DBAP) in Durham, North Carolina, in conjunction with the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL) and American Girls Baseball (AGB). The Classic will be an identification

Andrew Stevenson knocked in all four runs to send the Durham Bulls past the Nashville Sounds 4-3 at the DBAP on Sunday afternoon. Stevenson singled home a pair of two-out runs in the fourth, then doubled home two more in the sixth. Two-time all-star Shane McClanahan made his first rehab

Daz Cameron hit a grand slam in the third inning to propel the Nashville Sounds past the Durham Bulls 13-1 before a paid attendance of 8,097 at the DBAP on Saturday night. Nashville (9-8) scored six times in the second and five in the third to open up an 11-0

Tanner Murray swatted a game-winning home run to leadoff the bottom of the ninth as the Durham Bulls knocked out the Nashville Sounds 5-4 at the DBAP on Friday night. Minutes after Carson Williams tied the game with a two-run shot in the eighth, Murray flicked a 1-2 pitch over

Jeferson Quero doubled home the winning run in the top of the ninth as the Nashville Sounds defeated the Durham Bulls 3-2 on Thursday night at the DBAP. Nashville (8-7) built the winning rally with two outs and nobody on. Cole Wilcox (L, 1-3) walked Drew Avans ahead of an

Bulls catcher Dom Keegan clubbed two hits to extend his hit streak to twelve games, and right fielder Andrew Stevenson smashed a three-run homer as Durham defeated Nashville 6-5 in a rain-shortened five-inning contest on Wednesday night at Durham Bulls Athletic Park. Keegan crushed a two-run double in the first

The Nashville Sounds hit five home runs on their way to claiming the first game of a six-game series with the Durham Bulls 12-2 at the DBAP on Tuesday night. Jared Oliva homered twice as part of a three extra-base-hit night. Oliver Dunn tripled, singled and homered, while Ernesto Martinez

The Durham Bulls today announced a partnership with the Biogen Foundation, in a new campaign to advance better health in the local Triangle community. For every walk achieved by a Bulls batter, the Biogen Foundation will donate $100 to the Fund for Community Health. “Community is at the heart of

The Norfolk Tides rallied for a 10-inning win over the Durham Bulls 4-3 before a paid attendance of 8,509 on Saturday night at the DBAP. The Bulls (7-3) received a solid Triple-A debut start from Duncan Davitt, who tossed seven innings of two-run ball. Davitt blanked the Tides (4-6) through

Durham Bulls outfielder Tristan Peters and right-hander Joe Boyle were named the International League's Player and Pitcher of the Month, respectively, for the month of June, as announced by Minor League Baseball on Thursday afternoon. CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR TICKETS FOR THE BIGGEST HOMESTAND OF THE YEAR

Kim Ha-Seong singled home the tie-breaking run in the seventh inning to cap a four-run rally as the Durham Bulls defeated the Norfolk Tides 5-4 at Harbor Park on Tuesday night. The Bulls (5-2) spotted the Tides (3-4) a 4-0 lead after two innings. Dylan Beavers drilled a three-run homer

Carson Williams and Tanner Murray homered in the sixth inning to lift the Durham Bulls past the Memphis Redbirds 4-2 at the DBAP on Sunday evening. Trailing 2-0 in the sixth, Williams clocked his 13th homer to left-center, coming off Oddanier Mosqueda (L, 3-4). Two batters later, Murray drove out

Nathan Church and Mike Antico homered twice to lead the Memphis Redbirds past the Durham Bulls 11-3 before a paid attendance of 8,408 at the DBAP on Saturday night. Church connected for a grand slam in the third and a solo shot in the fifth, each against Durham (3-2) reliever

Tre Morgan, Tristan Peters and Dom Keegan hit solo homers to lead the Durham Bulls past the Memphis Redbirds 3-1 at the DBAP on Friday night. Morgan clubbed his first career Triple-A homer on the game's first pitch, driving a Zach Plesac (L, 0-4) pitch over the centerfield wall. Peters

Ian Seymour won his league-best eighth game while Bob Seymour clubbed his league-leading 19th home run as the Durham Bulls edged the Memphis Redbirds 3-2 on Thursday night at the DBAP. Seymour (W, 8-3) worked six innings of one-run ball to push the Bulls up in the series 2-1. The

Luken Baker hit a tie-breaking double in the eighth inning to give the Memphis Redbirds a 3-2 win over the Durham Bulls at the DBAP on Wednesday night. Baker's drive deflected off of Kameron Misner's glove after Misner leaped in front of the centerfield wall. Nathan Church, who had walked

Tristan Peters clubbed a grand slam, part of a career-high six RBI night, to lead the Durham Bulls to a 15-6 win over the Memphis Redbirds in the second half opener at the DBAP on Tuesday night. Peters singled home the game's first run in the bottom of the first,

Bulls shortstop Carson Williams blasted a go-ahead home run in the seventh, while left fielder Chandler Simpson clubbed two hits and stole two bases as Durham finished off a six-game series sweep with a 7-6 victory over the Omaha Storm Chasers on Sunday evening at Werner Park. After Tristan Peters

Durham first baseman Bob Seymour smashed four hits, including his International League leading seventeenth homer, and drove in four runs, while second baseman Coco Montes brought home Seymour with a go-ahead ninth-inning RBI single as the Bulls earned their fifth straight win an 8-7 victory over the Omaha Storm Chasers

Bulls catcher Ben Rortvedt ripped a three-run home run and drove in four runs, while center fielder Chandler Simpson clubbed three hits while reaching base four times and stealing two bases, and starting pitcher Ian Seymour earned his seventh victory of the year in Durham’s 12-3 triumph over the Omaha

Durham starting pitcher Joe Boyle struck out eight over five innings of work as catcher Dominic Keegan and third baseman Jamie Westbrook each bashed three hits, including two doubles apiece, in the Bulls’ 8-4 win over the Omaha Storm Chasers on Thursday evening at Werner Park. DH Tristan Peters, SS

Bulls starting pitcher Kyle Gibson fired five scoreless frames, yielding two hits and two walks while striking out eight, and third baseman Coco Montes bashed three hits and drove in two in Durham’s 7-2 victory over the Omaha Storm Chasers on Wednesday night at Werner Park. Gibson (5.0 IP, 2

Durham starter Joe Rock tossed six shutout innings of one-hit ball and catcher Dominic Keegan clubbed two extra-base hits, including a homer, and drove in three in the Bulls’ 7-1 victory over the Omaha Storm Chasers on Tuesday afternoon at Werner Park. Rock (6.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 3

Bob Seymour homered twice while Ian Seymour threw 6 1/3 innings to lead the Durham Bulls past the Charlotte Knights 3-1 before a paid attendance of 8,945 at the DBAP on Saturday night. Ian Seymour (W, 6-3) was making his first appearance with Durham (39-29) after his major league debut