The Louisville Bats couldn’t get much going at the plate Wednesday afternoon against the Nashville Sounds, preventing the Bats from keeping their home winning streak alive. While Louisville’s arms kept the game close for the first eight innings, two runs in the ninth put the game out of reach. Managing

For the first time in 14 days, the Louisville Bats were not the ones lining up for high fives after the final out, taking an 11-4 loss to the Toledo Mud Hens on Thursday night. The Mud Hens punched the Bats early and never trailed, leading 9-0 after just two

On a cool Thursday night at Louisville Slugger Field, the Louisville Bats pushed their longest winning streak of the season to six with a 4-2 victory over the St. Paul Saints. The game started slow, with neither team able to put any runs on the board through two innings. Saints

One day after being shut out, the Louisville Bats’ offense slowly but surely woke up. Though Louisville went 2-for-12 with runners in scoring position, it delivered when it mattered most to surmount the Columbus Clippers, 6-4. The Bats wasted no time getting their offense going. Blake Dunn and Hector Rodriquez

One day after their scorching offense erupted for 14 runs on 21 hits, the Louisville Bats came to a screeching halt at the plate. While Louisville’s arms contained the Gwinnett Stripers pretty well, without any run support it ultimately didn’t matter as the Bats fell 1-0 on Thursday night at