GREENVILLE, S.C — For the second straight night, Hub City (19-19) staved off a serious Greenville (17-21) threat in the ninth inning to pull out a 6-5 win. The ‘Burgers struck first before the two teams traded the lead throughout the evening. Hub City tied the game in the eighth

GREENVILLE, S.C — Mired in a seven-game losing streak, the Spartanburgers needed a special performance. Friday, they watched a master at work. Starter David Davalillo (W, 2-0) delivered the best pitching effort of the season, tying a career-high seven scoreless innings to help Hub City (18-19) to a 3-2 win

GREENVILLE, S.C — The Hub City Spartanburgers (17-19) needed seven runs in the ninth to extend Thursday night’s game against the Greenville Drive (17-19). Hub City got exactly seven on six hits to extend the game. After a shutdown inning from Wilian Bormie, the I-85 rivalry reached extra innings for

GREENVILLE, S.C — The Greenville Drive (16-19) again provided early offense on Wednesday afternoon against the Spartanburgers (17-18). After seven runs in the first two innings for Greenville, Hub City powered its way back into the game before falling 9-6. Quincy Scott and Keith Jones II launched solo homers in

GREENVILLE, S.C — After Hub City claimed the first series in the I-85 rivalry, Greenville responded to claim the first game at in the second series of the year between the two. Greenville capitalized on early errors to take the lead and used dominant pitching to take the lead and

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Hub City Spartanburgers and Fifth Third Bank are inviting fans to participate in an exciting opportunity to name the Spartanburgers' brand-new mascot — a Carolina Parakeet — while contributing to a great cause. This colorful bird, once thought to be extinct, has found a new home

SPARTANBURG, S.C — Hub City started the week off well against Greensboro, winning the first two games of six at Fifth Third Park. But the Grasshoppers (23-10) bounced back and won the final four, wrapping up a series victory over the Spartanburgers (17-16) on Mother’s Day by a 4-1 scoreline.

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Hub City Spartanburgers (17-15) lost their third straight game to the Greensboro Grasshoppers (22-10) Saturday, falling by a final of 9-5 at Fifth Third Park. The Spartanburgers jumped ahead thanks to a grand slam from Gleider Figuereo, but the offense fell silent, and the bullpen was

SPARTANBURG, S.C — Hub City won the first two games of this week’s six-game homestand against Greensboro, but securing a share of the series was always going to be a challenge against the team tied for the most wins in the South Atlantic League. Friday, the Grasshoppers (21-10) evened the

SPARTANBURG, S.C — Hub City held Greensboro’s powerful offense in check during the first two games of the series. Thursday, the Spartanburgers’ (17-13) defense was leaky in a 5-2 loss to the Grasshoppers (20-10) at Fifth Third Park. Hub City committed three total errors, and couldn’t respond offensively. Southpaw Josh

SPARTANBURG, S.C — After taking game one of the series on Tuesday night, the Spartanburgers awoke to early alarms and were greeted by seats full of schoolchildren for an 11:05 a.m. ET Education Day game presented by Fifth Third Bank. The Hub City (17-12) offense was ready for action, leading

SPARTANBURG, S.C — After struggling to slug in Rome, the Spartanburgers returned home to Fifth Third Park Tuesday searching for offense. The bats answered the call with two home runs in a 6-1 Hub City (16-12) win over Greensboro (19-9) to start a six-game series. Arturo Disla clobbered a solo

ROME, Ga. — The Emperors (15-12) grabbed both games of Sunday’s doubleheader against the Spartanburgers (15-12) to split the series and the lead in the South Atlantic League South Division. Rome struck early in the first game of the day and cruised to an 8-1 win. The Spartanburgers pitching responded

ROME, Ga. — The Spartanburgers (15-10) wrapped up Friday’s suspended game with five shutout innings against the Rome Emperors (13-12) to claim a 5-1 win. However, weather once again cut the action short at Advent Health Stadium, as a scheduled seven-inning game, Saturday’s original contest, was shelved due to rain.

ROME, Ga. — At the start of Friday’s game, the skies were clear, but driving wind and thunderstorms eventually slowed the Spartanburgers (14-10) and Emperors (13-11) to a halt. There was no break in the storm (or radar) as the night went on, and the game was eventually postponed. At

ROME, Ga. — A night after blanking the Emperors, Hub City’s pitching duplicated its performance. An hour rain delay did not seem to impact the Spartanburgers’ arms. Hub City (14-10) struck out 10 Rome (13-11) batters on its way to a second straight 1-0 victory. Kolton Curtis got the Spartanburgers

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Keith Jones Sr. was only planning on spending a week in South Carolina. After two, he heads back west with a baseball and a memory to cherish forever. Keith Jones II was just two years old when his father, Jones Sr., put a baseball bat in his

ROME, Ga. — It only took one big-time swing to win Wednesday’s morning matchup between the Spartanburgers and the Emperors. Casey Cook provided the crucial contact with an RBI single in the final inning. Behind a dominant pitching performance, Hub City (13-10) took down Rome (13-10) in a 1-0 game

ROME, Ga. — The Spartanburgers and Rome Emperors entered Tuesday tied for first place in the South Atlantic League’s South Division. In Tuesday’s series opener at AdventHealth Stadium, Braves No.7 prospect JR Ritchie (W, 2-1) shut down the Spartanburgers (12-10) for seven innings. Rome capitalized on Ritchie’s dominance and knocked

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — A day after setting a new franchise record with 16 runs, Hub City (12-9) was silenced at the plate by Greenville (9-11) in a 6-1 loss Sunday afternoon. Drive starter Payton Tolle and reliever Dalton Rogers (W, 2-0) allowed just four base hits and one run across

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Through four games this week between Hub City and Greenville, the two teams combined for 25 runs. Saturday afternoon, the Spartanburgers and Drive combined for 24; Hub City outslugged Greenville on the way to a 16-8 win. Keith Jones bombed the first grand slam in Spartanburgers history,

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — In a game billed as one of the best pitching matchups around the South Atlantic League, the Spartanburgers bats took over. Hub City (11-7) knocked 10 hits in a 6-2 win over the Greenville Drive (8-10) Friday at Fifth Third Park. Both David Davalillo and Juan Valera

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Despite a three-run bottom of the ninth, the Hub City Spartanburgers (10-8) fell to the Greenville Drive (8-9) at Fifth Third Park Thursday, 6-3. The Drive pieced together enough offense to get to the ‘Burger bullpen; two RBI groundouts and Dylan Dreiling’s third knock of the night

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Wednesday night’s game between Hub City and Greenville was played on pins and needles. Tied at 3-3, both teams had scoring chance after scoring chance. Neither could capitalize until the bottom of the ninth, when Spartanburgers center fielder Anthony Gutierrez lined a two-out single into right field

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — After an hour-long rain delay, the Spartanburgers (9-7) finally began the long-awaited Tuesday matchup with the Greenville Drive (7-8). Two hours and 18 minutes, 28 strikeouts and one run later, Hub City claimed its first-ever shutout win in game one of the I-85 Rivalry, 1-0. The Spartanburgers