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

Durham hit three homers in the nightcap to salvage a doubleheader split with Worcester on Saturday night, winning 7-3 after dropping the opener 2-1 at Polar Park. Brock Jones, Andrew Stevenson and Bob Seymour each homered in game two as the Bulls (30-20) overcame an early 1-0 deficit to pick

Vaughn Grisson singled home the winning run with two outs in the seventh inning to lift the Worcester Red Sox past the Durham Bulls 5-4 in game one of Friday's doubleheader at Polar Park. The second game was subsequently postponed due to rain. The Bulls (29-19) led 4-3 with two

Jamie Westbrook hit a game-tying home run in the ninth, then Carson Williams drilled a three-run shot in the 10th to lift the Durham Bulls past the Worcester Red Sox 7-4 at Polar Park on Wednesday night. The Bulls (29-18) were trailing 4-3 in the ninth when the former WooSox

Brian Van Belle threw seven solid innings to lift the Worcester Red Sox past the Durham Bulls 8-2 in the series opener on Tuesday night at Polar Park. Van Belle (W, 2-1) permitted just one run on four hits to pick up his second win of the season. Joe Boyle

Minor League Baseball on Monday announced their weekly Player and Pitcher of the Week honors for the time frame between May 12-18, with right-hander Joe Boyle being named the International League's Pitcher of the Week for the second time this season. Boyle fired 5.0 scoreless frames of one-hit ball to

The Rochester Red Wings scored five unearned runs in the bottom of the fifth to take the final game of the series, 7-5 over the Durham Bulls on Sunday afternoon from Innovative Field. Up 3-0 in the fifth, the Red Wings (12-31) loaded the bases with none out against Bulls

For the third time this season, the Durham Bulls rallied from a final inning deficit with two out and two strikes, this time scoring seven times to storm past the Rochester Red Wings 9-3 at Innovative Field on Saturday night. Down 3-2 and facing the game's final strike, former Red

Tre Morgan reached five times, scoring a career-high four times, leading Durham to its third straight win, defeating the Rochester Red Wings 6-2 on Thursday night at Innovative Field. Morgan walked three times and collected a pair of singles to keep the Bulls (27-15) in second place in the IL.

A four-run first inning propelled the Durham Bulls past the Rochester Red Wings 7-4 at Innovative Field on Wednesday night. The Bulls (26-15) won their second straight game to open a 12-game road trip over the last place Red Wings (10-29). Durham moved into sole possession of second place, three

The Durham Bulls scored twice in the top of the 10th to win the first game of a 12-game road trip, defeating the Rochester Red Wings 3-1 on Tuesday night at Innovative Field. The game between the second place Bulls (25-15) and last place Red Wings (10-28) was scoreless until

Eddys Leonard homered twice to lead the Gwinnett Stripers to a 4-1 win over the Durham Bulls on Sunday afternoon at the DBAP. The game was delayed three hours and 54 minutes before the opening pitch due to rain. When it began, the starting pitchers dominated as has been the

Eloy Jimenez singled home the winning run off of nine-time all-star Craig Kimbrel to lead the Durham Bulls past the Gwinnett Stripers 4-3 in front of 8,394 fans at the DBAP on Saturday night. The Bulls (24-14) were shutout into the sixth when Bob Seymour drove a game-tying two-out double

Garrett Cooper singled in a pair of two-out runs while the Gwinnett Stripers survived a bizarre game-ending play to defeat the Durham Bulls 3-2 at the DBAP on Friday night. Trailing 3-1 in the ninth, the Bulls (23-14) loaded the bases with one out thanks to three walks and scored

Eddys Leonard drilled a two-run homer in the sixth to lead the Gwinnett Stripers past the Durham Bulls 3-2 at the DBAP on Thursday night. Kenny Piper had just given the Bulls (23-13) a 2-1 lead in the fifth, taking out Gwinnett (15-21) starter Hurston Waldrep (W, 3-2). But Luke

Eddys Leonard broke a ninth inning tie with a sacrifice fly to snap Durham's eight-game winning streak, leading Gwinnett to a 6-5 win at the DBAP on Wednesday night. The Stripers (14-21) loaded the bases against Garrett Acton (L, 2-1) on two singles and a walk before Leonard drove a

With a seven-game winning streak down to its final strike, the Durham Bulls scored twice with two outs in the ninth, then won the game in the 10th, defeating the Gwinnett Stripers 6-5 on Tuesday afternoon at the DBAP. The game-tying rally started with a leadoff double from Carson Williams.

Bob Seymour homered twice to lead the Durham Bulls to a six-game sweep over the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp 11-2 on Sunday afternoon at the DBAP. Seymour, who homered five times in 26 at-bats during the series, tied the game 2-2 in the third on a solo shot to right, then

Jamie Westbrook drilled a three-run homer for the second straight night, lifting the Durham Bulls past the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp 6-4 before a paid attendance of 9,098 at the DBAP on Saturday night. The Bulls won their sixth straight game, and moved into a second place tie with Jacksonville, just

A nine-run fourth inning catapulted the Durham Bulls to a fifth straight win, 11-0 over the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp on Friday night before a paid attendance of 8,928 at the DBAP. As part of Durham's (20-11) nine run inning, the Bulls sent 12 hitters to the plate. Tanner Murray singled

Eloy Jimenez smashed a two-run homer in the last of the eighth to lift the Durham Bulls past first place Jacksonville 7-6 on Wednesday night at the DBAP. The Bulls (18-11) never led the game until Jimenez drilled a 438' blast to left-center against Anderson Pilar (L, 0-1) to put

Coco Montes homered and drove in two to lead the Durham Bulls past the first-place Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp 3-2 at the DBAP on Tuesday afternoon. Montes, playing in his first game back with Durham (17-11) after being optioned by Tampa Bay, grounded a single over first base in the fourth

Nashville raced out to a 6-0 lead after two innings, then held off the Durham Bulls 8-5 on Friday night at First Horizon Park. Joe Rock (L, 0-2) surrendered a leadoff homer in the first to Nashville's Daz Cameron, then permitted five runs in the second before being knocked out.

The Durham Bulls scored six times in its last at-bat in game two to tie the game, then scored three times in the eighth to beat the Nashville Sounds 9-7 to earn a doubleheader split at First Horizon Park on Thursday night. After its offense was dormant for 13 innings,