Despite surging back from a four-run deficit to tie the game in the seventh inning, the Louisville Bats’ comeback was ultimately wiped away as the Norfolk Tides took the lead in the ninth. The Bats came up empty in the bottom of the frame, spoiling their comeback hopes and falling,

After a long week on the road, the Louisville Bats are back at Louisville Slugger Field next week, with an exciting week of fun and baseball planned for fans of all ages including numerous giveaways, theme nights including Yacht Rock Night, an early Father’s Day celebration, and so much more!

Perhaps no trait is more vital to the success of a professional athlete than hard work. Some are able to rise up the ranks of an organization or build a name for themselves rapidly, reaching stardom by their late teens and early twenties. For others, adversity can be overwhelming, and

The Louisville Bats announced that the annual Bats 5K race will be returning for the third consecutive year on Saturday, June 14. The race provides runners with the one-of-a-kind opportunity to run the final quarter mile down on the field at Louisville Slugger Field. It begins promptly at 8 a.m.

Following a strong start to help clinch a series win for the Louisville Bats last Saturday, pitcher Aaron Wilkerson was named International league Pitcher of the Week for the period from May 19-25. The weekly award is the second for a Bats player during the 2025 season and the first

At 4:30 a.m. on June 24, 2024, the Seattle sky remained enveloped in darkness, daylight yet to unfold. Most people lay fast asleep, hours away from beginning their day. Mark Weise wasn’t one of those people. The Puyallup high school baseball coach stood in a snaking security line at Seattle-Tacoma

LOUISVILLE, Ky, (Dec. 2, 2024) - Mayor Craig Greenberg today announced a transformative new mixed-use development proposal adjacent to Louisville Slugger Field. The proposal is a joint venture between Louisville Bats’ owner Diamond Baseball Holdings (DBH) and Machete Group, an industry leader specializing in the planning and development of sports

Despite scoring double-digit runs for the fourth time this season, the Louisville Bats allowed their largest run total of the year, falling 14-10 to the Norfolk Tides on Wednesday night, a score more reminiscent of a football game. Eight of nine Louisville starters recorded a hit in the ballgame, but

The Louisville Bats dug themselves a big hole early and were never able to fully climb out of it in an 8-5 loss to the Norfolk Tides in the series opener on Tuesday night at Louisville Slugger Field. Following a difficult road week at Toledo, the Bats did not get

Defensive mistakes put the Louisville Bats in an early hole that the offense could never climb out of in a 4-0 loss to the Toledo Mud Hens in the series finale at Fifth Third Field on Sunday afternoon. In a scoreless tie in the bottom of the second, Bats righty

As the 2021 calendar flipped to February, bitter frost thawed and daylight began to linger ever so slightly. For baseball fans, the fading winter chill means one thing: spring training is near. And with that comes the dawn of another baseball season. Just like clockwork. Also like clockwork, Will Benson

The Louisville Bats dropped their fifth straight to the Toledo Mud Hens, losing 7-5 on Saturday night. Despite leading early in the game, the Bats couldn’t hang on as a big seventh inning propelled the Mud Hens to the win in front of 7,707 at Fifth Third Field Sam Moll

The Louisville Bats dropped their fourth game in a row to the Toledo Mud Hens on Friday night, falling 13-4. Despite the Bats leading in the sixth, they couldn’t stop the Mud Hens from scoring as the home team put up 10 in the bottom of the frame to put

Although the Louisville Bats rallied from a two-run deficit to take the lead in the ninth, it ultimately wasn’t enough to beat the Toledo Mud Hens on Thursday night. Despite a two-run go-ahead blast from Edwin Ríos in the ninth, the Mud Hens walked it off in grand fashion, 7-4.

The Louisville Bats dropped Wednesday’s matinee with the Toledo Mud Hens by a score of 4-2. The Bats held leads in the first and third innings, but a few big extra-base hits from the Mud Hens gave their pitching staff enough insurance to hold on for a second straight win

The Louisville Bats struggled to contain the Toledo Mud Hens offense from start to finish, as the Mud Hens overpowered the Bats, 10-5 in the series opener on Tuesday night. Six Louisville arms came into the game, but command issues persisted regardless of who was on the mound. For the

The Louisville Bats mounted their biggest comeback of the season, erasing a four-run deficit on Sunday afternoon to win their fourth straight game against the Gwinnett Stripers. The Bats bullpen picked up starter Wade Miley by tossing 8.1 scoreless innings and used a three-run bottom of the eighth to win

The Louisville Bats, in partnership with Kentuckiana RBI, are set to host the first ever Major League Baseball Pitch Hit & Run competition at Louisville Slugger Field on Saturday, May 17 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Pitch Hit & Run, a FREE event, is Major League Baseball’s official baseball

The Louisville Bats shut out the Gwinnett Stripers, 6-0, securing a series win on Saturday night at Louisville Slugger Field. Aaron Wilkerson silenced the Stripers while the Louisville lineup delivered a five-run fourth. The Bats bullpen finished the job, holding the Stripers to just two base knocks, both off the

The Louisville Bats staved off the Gwinnett Stripers in the fourth game of their set at Louisville Slugger Field on Friday evening. A game in which the Bats never trailed, the Bats have secured at least a series split with the Stripers heading into the final two games of the

The Louisville Bats took game three of the six-game series with the Gwinnett Stripers by winning 5-1 on Thursday night at Louisville Slugger Field. Five Louisville pitchers came in and threw a combined one-hitter, the 11th time in franchise history that the Bats given up one hit in a nine-inning