The Louisville Bats dropped game three of their series with the Columbus Clippers on Thursday afternoon by a score of 6-4. It was a tough one to swallow for the Bats, who got a quality start from Brian Van Belle and were in control for most of the game. Defensive

Playing catcher in professional baseball is not for the faint of heart; it is arguably the most challenging position in all of sports. Not only is it physically taxing to squat for nine innings every day, but it also requires mental toughness, as a catcher must call pitches, direct the

The Louisville Bats are excited to release a new, innovative ticket plan that gives fans the flexibility to attend as many games as they wish for the rest of the 2025 season. The Louisville Bats Ballpark Pass will give fans access to all remaining home games for just $99 for

Amid a rollercoaster first half of 2025 for the Louisville Bats, who sat at 32-43 through the season’s first 75 games, a handful of players have stood out among the crowd. Tyler Callihan and Will Benson dominated in their time with the Bats before earning Major League call ups, and

Ever since he started playing ball as a kid in his neighborhood in Spring, Texas, Jack Rogers has been shooting for the big leagues. During his time in Louisville, he has been one of the most impactful players on the team. The 26-year-old has hit safely in 15 of his

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

On June 7, the Louisville Bats made a roster move. Inking a one-day contract Friday afternoon in front of media members and Louisville players, Ben Rhodes officially became the Norton Children’s “Super Kid”. The newest member of the Bats has been a Norton Children’s patient since he was born prematurely.

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

One game after an 11-run explosion, the Louisville Bats continued their scoring surge, using a hot start to top the Columbus Clippers, 7-3. All the Bats’ damage came in the first four innings, and thanks to a lockdown performance by Louisville’s bullpen, that was more than enough to secure the

The Louisville Bats used a power surge to their advantage and got timely hitting when they needed it all night long, winning a high-scoring affair 11-6 over the Columbus Clippers in the opener of a six-game series at Huntington Park on Tuesday night. Facing Columbus starter Aaron Davenport, the Bats

The Louisville Bats battled hard down the stretch but ultimately fell to the Indianapolis Indians by a score of 13-11 in Sunday’s series finale. Indianapolis scored a baker’s dozen on just 11 hits, but Louisville pitchers walked six batters, and the Indians capitalized. It was a rollercoaster ballgame that lasted

The Louisville Bats stormed back to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat, rallying for three runs while down to their final three outs to defeat the Indianapolis Indians 3-1 in a thriller on Saturday night at Victory Field. Trailing 1-0 in the ninth, the Bats offense finally came to

For the second straight, the Louisville Bats found themselves down eight runs early in the game, never getting their way back into it in an 8-1 Independence Day loss to the Indianapolis Indians on Friday night at Victory Field. Looking to break through, Louisville put runners on first and second

Playing from behind from wire to wire, the Louisville Bats dropped game three of their six-game set with the Indianapolis Indians by a score of 11-3. It was a game to forget for the Bats, who had to use seven different pitchers in the loss. Jose Franco (L, 1-1) drew

After the Louisville Bats’ commanding 12-5 victory over the Indianapolis Indians to kick off their six-game series, the Bats weren’t able to ride that momentum, stalling on the offensive end and falling 3-2 on Wednesday night. Bats starter Adam Plutko (L, 2-5) returned to the home mound for the first

The Louisville Bats defeated the Indianapolis Indians in game one of a six-game series 12-5 on Tuesday night at Louisville Slugger Field. Louisville exploded for 12 runs on 13 hits, with seven of the nine starters reaching base. Chase Petty (W, 2-4) drew the start for game one, and the

Kick off your holiday weekend with fun at Louisville Slugger Field next week as the Bats take on the Indianapolis Indians in a three-game set! Join us at the ballpark for festivities and excitement, including a meet and greet with the University of Louisville Women’s Basketball star Tajianna Roberts and

The Louisville Bats came out swinging in their series finale against the St. Paul Saints, as the Bats delivered on both sides of the ball. Fueled by lockdown pitching, power hitting and a four-run seventh, Louisville secured an 8-3 win to split the six-game series on Sunday afternoon. In Saturday’s

The Louisville Bats split their doubleheader against the St. Paul Saints, taking game one, but dropping game two as the Saints walked it off. A grand slam from Blake Dunn bolstered the Bats’ 7-3 game one win, and although a two-run shot by Bryson Brigman in the seventh knotted game

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

The Louisville Bats’ comeback effort fell short in game three of this week’s series against the St. Paul Saints on Friday night. A go-ahead RBI single in the top of the ninth was not enough for the Bats, as the Saints responded with two in the bottom of the inning