SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Hub City and Winston-Salem played another game decided by slim margins Friday night. The Spartanburgers (3-4, 37-36) took down the Dash (3-4, 41-32) thanks to Antonis Macias’s RBI single in the bottom of the 11th for a 6-5 victory. Caden Scarborough struggled to get his night started.

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Hub City and Winston-Salem lit up the scoreboard in a back-and-forth shootout Thursday at Fifth Third Park. The Dash (3-3, 41-31) took the lead on a grand slam in the top of the ninth and beat the ‘Burgers (2-4, 36-36) 14-9. Gleider Figuereo had a career night

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — After a series-opening walk-off win, Hub City’s late surge fell short against Winston-Salem Wednesday. The ‘Burgers (2-3, 36-35) scored three in the eighth, but fell 7-4 to the Dash (2-3, 40-31). Winston-Salem jumped out to an early lead in the top of the second, scoring four runs

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Come watch Team USA in the knockout round on the largest TV screen in Spartanburg! Fifth Third Park is opening its gates to fans across the Upstate on July 1 at 6:30 p.m. ET. The watch party is FREE to enter until the game’s conclusion, and parking

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: REV Entertainment Communications Thursday, June 25, 2026 ARLINGTON, Texas – REV Entertainment today announced the addition of Spartanburg, South Carolina, to its growing College Baseball Series schedule, with Fifth Third Park set to host the inaugural Spartanburg College Baseball Series, Feb. 26-28, 2027. The four-team tournament

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Hub City has made a recent habit of late inning comeback efforts. Last week in Frederick, the ‘Burgers brought the tying run to the plate in the ninth in four straight games. The series opener against Winston-Salem stayed true to the trend, as the Spartanburgers (2-2, 36-34)

FREDERICK, Md. — After a dramatic comeback win Saturday, Hub City took a bit of momentum into a Father’s Day series finale against Frederick. The Spartanburgers (1-2, 35-34) scored three runs in the top of the first but couldn’t sustain the offense as the Keys (2-1, 43-24) hit four home

FREDERICK, Md. — Saturday night’s clash between the Spartanburgers and Keys featured several twists and turns. Frederick (1-1, 42-24) took a three-run lead to the ninth inning, but Hub City (1-1, 35-33) battled back with three in the ninth and five in the tenth to win 13-8. The victory marked

FREDERICK, Md. — The second half of the South Atlantic League season kicked off Friday night with Hub City playing its fifth game of seven this week at Frederick.The Spartanburgers (0-1, 34-33) put a late scare into the Keys (1-0, 42-23) for the second straight night but came up short

FREDERICK, Md. — The Frederick Keys entered Thursday’s game against the Spartanburgers needing a win to clinch the first half in the North Division and a playoff ticket in their return to affiliated baseball. After surrendering four runs in the first, the Spartanburgers (34-32) put together a late charge but

FREDERICK, Md. — After the Spartanburgers won the series opener at Frederick Tuesday, the Keys entered Wednesday’s doubleheader a game and a half back of Greensboro in the North Division in the South Atlantic League. Frederick (40-23) swept Hub City (34-31) by scores of 9-3 and 9-1 on the penultimate

FREDERICK, Md. — After a five-win week at home against Asheville, the Spartanburgers hit the road for a seven-game series against the Frederick Keys. In Tuesday’s series opener, Hub City (34-29) blanked Frederick (38-23) behind the longest start of the season from Enrique Segura. After Hub City sent three to

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Behind a dominant start from DJ McCarty, the Spartanburgers (33-29) shut out the Asheville Tourists (16-46) for a fifth win on the week. McCarty struck out eight across six shutout innings, coming up one punchout shy of matching his career-high from last week. Maxton Martin’s three-run homer

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Behind a solid pitching effort top to bottom and a grand slam from Carter Garate, Hub City (32-29) beat Asheville 6-2 at Fifth Third Park. The Spartanburgers have downed the Tourists four straight times dating back to Wednesday; the latest victory Saturday secured a series win. Starters

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Lightning struck twice at Fifth Third Park on Friday night. After a walk-off bunt and error on Thursday, Hub City followed up with a second straight walk-off win just 24 hours later. Malcolm Moore lifted the Spartanburgers (31-29) past the Tourists (16-44) with a three-run home run

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — A 23-hit, nine-error, back-and-forth game turned into an 8-7 walk-off Hub City win. The Spartanburgers (30-29) staved off the Asheville Tourists (16-43), who came back to tie the contest three times from the seventh through ninth. Asheville started the scoring two batters into the top of the

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Hub City (29-29) bounced back from a Tuesday defeat and annihilated Asheville (16-42) 21-0 Wednesday, setting multiple records in the process. The ‘Burgers had never scored 20 runs prior to the contest. Hub City also recorded the largest margin of victory over the two seasons of the

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Spartanburgers returned home after a two-week road trip as winners of three straight. That streak did not hold in the Hub City's first game back at Fifth Third Park. Hub City (28-29) dropped a 13-3 series opener to Asheville (16-41). The Spartanburgers’ only runs came early

Arlington, Texas — The Rangers today announced the club’s May Minor League Award winners: · Player of the Month – INF Rafe Perich · Starting Pitcher of the Month – RHP Evan Siary · Defender of the Month – INF Yolfran Castillo · Reliever of the Month – RHP Wilian

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The Spartanburgers dropped each of the first three to start the week against the Dash. All three games were low-scoring, one-run decisions. Hub City’s (28-28) offense exploded over the weekend, compiling 28 runs in the final three games of the series to salvage a split against Winston-Salem

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The Spartanburgers put the pressure on the Dash from the start on Saturday night, scoring runs each of the first four innings. After jumping out to an early lead, Hub City (27-28) kept Winston Salem (33-23) at arm’s length the rest of the way and won 9-4.

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — After six straight losses, including three straight to begin the week, the Spartanburgers (26-28) upended the Dash (33-22) in extras on Friday night to end the skid. Hub City only scored two runs in the first three games of the week. Thanks to 13 hits, six of

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — In a game which mirrored the first two contests of the series, Hub City (25-28) and Winston Salem (33-21) were both scoreless through seven innings. The Dash snuck a run home in the eighth to beat the Spartanburgers 1-0 at Truist Stadium Thursday. Pitching was once again

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Former Spartanburger Rafe Perich has been honored by the SAL as the league’s May Player of the Month. Perich launched a league-leading 10 homers over a red-hot 23-game span. In May, Perich hit .327 with an OPS of 1.195, the best in the SAL. The switch-hitting corner

Spartanburgers pitcher J’Briell Easley spent a good chunk of 2025 in rehab. Shoulder surgery cost the 24-year-old the final three months of his first pro baseball season. In the late summer months, Easley called the Rangers’ Arizona complex home instead of playing in North Carolina for the Low-A affiliate, the