Fall is coming to Louisville Slugger Field as the Louisville Bats will host the Bats Fall Festival on Friday, October 2 from 6-9 p.m. The family-friendly event will feature trick-or-treating on the concourse, pumpkin decorating, carnival games, face painting, live music, a Spooky Zone, a costume contest, and a screening

The Louisville Bats return home to Louisville Slugger Field for their upcoming home series. The 26th season of baseball in downtown Louisville continues with a six-game series from Tuesday, August 11 to Sunday, August 16 against the Toledo Mud Hens, Triple-A affiliate of the Detroit Tigers. The week features plenty

The Louisville Bats suffered a 4-1 loss at the hands of the St. Paul Saints on Wednesday afternoon at CHS Field. After an empty first frame for Louisville’s offense, Nick Lodolo (L, 0-1) made his second MLB rehab start for the Bats this season, but couldn’t deviate from the team’s

Getting that call that you’re going to the show is any player's lifelong dream. On June 3rd, that was Zach McCambley’s reality, and in his first big league appearance, he made the most of it. The righty walked into Great American Ballpark and shoved two punchouts in 0.2 innings pitched.

Michael Chavis has spent more than a decade pursuing and continuing a major league career. The journey has taken him from team to team, city to city, and most recently, continent to continent. A former first-round pick of the Boston Red Sox in 2014, he has grown up in baseball.

It can be difficult to be a journeyman in baseball, especially when your job is never guaranteed. However, Bats reliever Anthony Misiewicz has relished in each and every opportunity that he’s had this season and is making the transition to his new organization well. A native of Detroit, Misiewicz has

For Louisville Bats fans, Michael Toglia is a new face, but he could very quickly become a household name and a power threat for the team moving forward. The first-round pick by the Colorado Rockies in 2019 out of UCLA has been mashing the baseball and is only just getting

The Louisville Bats are back in action for their first series at Louisville Slugger Field since the MLB All-Star break. The 26th season of baseball in downtown Louisville continues with a six-game series from Tuesday, July 28 to Sunday, August 2 against the Indianapolis Indians, Triple-A affiliate of the Pittsburgh

The Louisville Bats could not keep pace with the St. Paul Saints on Tuesday evening, falling 15-5 in the series opener at CHS Field. Johnathan Harmon made his third start of the season for the Bats after being called up from Double-A Chattanooga and debuting at the Triple-A level on

The Louisville Bats narrowly escaped with an 8-7 win over the Indianapolis Indians at Louisville Slugger Field on Sunday afternoon in the finale of their six-game series. Luis Mey started the game as an opener for the Bats, his first start since 2019 with the Arizona League Reds during his

The Louisville Bats came on the wrong side of a back-and-forth affair, dropping Saturday night bid 7-4 against the Indianapolis Indians at Louisville Slugger Field. Ben Wereski made the start for Louisville tonight in his Triple-A debut after just three previous starts in the Reds’ organization this season, all with

Hector Rodriguez is playing a long way from home, and it’s been tough at times without family. The Reds' No. 5-ranked prospect hails from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, which is well over 1,600 miles from Louisville Slugger Field. Growing up, Rodriguez was a star baseball player in his homeland, but

The Louisville Bats drop a close 3-1 game after late rallies came up empty against the Indianapolis Indians at Louisville Slugger Field on Friday night. First-inning issues pertinent in the series continued into tonight, as Indy scratched across the first run of the day in the top of the first.

The Louisville Bats scratched and clawed out a well-fought victory over the Indianapolis Indians 5-3 after clutch at-bats by a pair of Michaels and superb late-game pitching at Louisville Slugger Field on Wednesday night. Indy got on the board first with some small ball in the top of the second,

The Louisville Bats suffered a 12-7 loss against the Indianapolis Indians on Thursday night at Louisville Slugger Field. A five-run bottom of the ninth for the Bats wasn’t enough to recover from the deficit, while Louisville’s pitching group tallied 12 walks on the night. The Indians got the scoring started

The Louisville Bats let a ninth-inning advantage slip away, falling 5-4 in their series opener with the Indianapolis Indians on Tuesday evening at Louisville Slugger Field. Johnathan Lavallee made the spot start for the Bats, his first start in 30 minor league appearances this season. Indianapolis sent right-hander Noah Davis

It was Friday night, April 24 in Des Moines, Iowa, and Ivan Johnson was tasked with patrolling left field. A natural middle infielder, Johnson has learned to play most positions on a baseball field. He has adopted an invaluable role in the modern game: utility man. The Bats had their

The Louisville Bats let an early lead slip against the Toledo Mud Hens on Sunday afternoon at Fifth Third Field, falling 4-2 and concluding a troubling two-city road trip. Ivan Johnson got the action started from the leadoff spot, driving the game’s first pitch over the left field wall for

The Louisville Bats continue to struggle at the plate against the Toledo Mud Hens, as after a three-run first inning, they scored only one run the rest of the day in a 9-4 loss at Fifth Third Field on Saturday night. The Bats started hot, plating three runs to start

The Louisville Bats’ post-All-Star break offensive woes continued, suffering a 7-2 loss to the Toledo Mud Hens on Friday night. The loss marks the seventh time in eight games since the All-Star break that the Bats were held to three or fewer runs. Making his Triple-A debut, Bats starter Johnathan

The Louisville Bats kept it close for a while, but let Thursday night’s game against the Toledo Mud Hens get away from them and suffered a 13-3 loss at Fifth Third Field. Louisville held a 3-2 lead after five innings, but the Bats couldn’t cool down a Toledo offense that