NASHVILLE – Nashville took both games over the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders in their doubleheader on Wednesday night. Playing each other for the very first time, two of the top 10 teams in the International League in ERA entering the day lived up to it. The Sounds came out of the day

MEMPHIS – The Nashville Sounds beat the Memphis Redbirds 4-3 on Saturday night to win their third consecutive series and sit 10-games above .500 on the season. Carlos Rodriguez worked five innings of one-run ball to lower his ERA to 1.99 on the year as he picked up his third

MEMPHIS – Nashville earned the doubleheader sweep of Memphis to take a 2-0 series lead after having their Tuesday night game postponed to start the series. The Sounds pitched their way to back-to-back shutouts, outscoring the Redbirds 16-0 over the 14.0 IP on Wednesday. Anthony Seigler led the Sounds offense,

NASHVILLE – Playing as Vihuelas de Nashville for the first time at home this season, Vihuelas fell to the Tides 4-1. Deadlocked at one entering the sixth inning, Norfolk scored three runs on four pitches that proved to be the difference as Nashville scored their only run in the second

NASHVILLE – The Nashville Sounds (65-58, 27-21) put together a big inning in the fourth and a quartet of pitchers combined to toss a three-hitter in a 4-1 win over the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (59-63, 24-23) on Friday night at First Horizon Park. The game was scoreless until the bottom

NASHVILLE – After falling behind by four runs through just a few innings, the Nashville Sounds (63-57, 25-20) managed to score eight unanswered runs on their way to a 9-5 victory over the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (58-61, 23-21) on Tuesday night at First Horizon Park. Finding themselves down 5-1 entering

Durham, N.C. – The Nashville Sounds (60-55, 22-18) fought from behind for much of the game but could not close it out over the Durham Bulls (55-61, 19-22) in a 10-9 12-inning loss at Durham Bulls Athletic Park on Wednesday night. Tied at five in the top of the 10th,

NASHVILLE – The day after being held scoreless by their opponent, the Nashville Elite Giants (59-53, 21-16) returned the favor with a 3-0 win over the Indianapolis Indians (51-58, 18-18) on Saturday night at First Horizon Park. It only took one pitch for Nashville to take the lead. Leading off

Lawrenceville, Ga. – The Nashville Sounds (55-50, 17-13) were routed by the Gwinnett Stripers (50-56, 15-16), 11-2, as they scored early and often on Friday night at Coolray Field. With a 1-0 lead for the Sounds in the first inning courtesy of a Vinny Capra double and subsequent Brewer Hicklen

NASHVILLE – The Nashville Sounds (53-48, 15-11) fell behind early and could not recover against the Charlotte Knights (45-53, 12-12) and lost 8-1 on Saturday night at First Horizon Park. It was the eighth sellout of the season at First Horizon Park with an attendance of 10,469. Aaron Ashby (2-7)

NASHVILLE – The Nashville Sounds (46-43, 8-6) extended their winning streak to three games, running away with an 11-2 win over the Iowa Cubs (40-49, 7-7) on Wednesday night at First Horizon Park. The Sounds, who never had trouble at the plate, totaled 17 knocks in the victory. Patrick Dorrian

NASHVILLE – The Nashville Hot Chickens (37-37) were battered by the Durham Bulls (36-38), 14-4, on Saturday night at First Horizon Park. The game started with what appeared to be a duel between the starting pitchers. Aaron Ashby (1-5) had three strikeouts through the first two innings and Jacob Lopez

Lawrenceville, Ga. –The Nashville Sounds (35-34) jumped out to an early lead versus the Gwinnett Stripers (34-35), but Aaron Ashby struggled, and the offense went cold in a 5-4 loss on Sunday afternoon at Coolray Field. The Nashville offense started the game with a bang, scoring four runs in the

Memphis, Tenn. – Three home runs and stellar pitching drove the Nashville Sounds (29-26) to a 7-2 victory against the Memphis Redbirds (29-26), on Friday night at AutoZone Park. The Sounds opened the scoring in the second inning courtesy of a two-run blast from Chris Roller. Two batters later, Francisco

Durham, N.C. – The Nashville Sounds (18-21) took one of their toughest losses of the season, falling to the Durham Bulls (16-23) 8-7 on Mother’s Day at Durham Bulls Athletic Park. Leading by four runs through six, the Sounds gave up a run in the seventh and four in the

NASHVILLE – Tied through five, the Nashville Sounds (13-16) faltered in the later innings and took a 7-3 loss to the Norfolk Tides (14-15) on Wednesday night at First Horizon Park. A couple of tough infield hits cost Nashville to start the sixth. Norfolk’s Billy Cook and Hudson Haskin both

Louisville, Ky. – The Nashville Sounds (11-13) jumped out to an early lead but ultimately fell to the Louisville Bats (12-12) by a score of 9-5 on Thursday night at Louisville Slugger Field. The offense got going in the first inning with an RBI single by Eric Haase to left

Memphis, Tenn. – The Nashville Sounds (6-8) failed to battle back after a long third inning versus the Memphis Redbirds (7-7) and lost 8-3 in the fifth game of the series Saturday afternoon at AutoZone Park. Aaron Ashby (0-1) got his second start for the Sounds after starting for the

NASHVILLE – After a rain delay of nearly an hour and a half, the fans that stuck around First Horizon Park in the home opener were treated to a thriller. The Nashville Sounds (2-2) scored three runs late via a Yonny Hernández homer to take a 5-4 win over the

NASHVILLE – The Nashville Sounds (80-65, 40-31) got behind early and failed to get anything going in a 7-0 loss to the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (70-76, 38-34) on Thursday night at First Horizon Park. Aaron Ashby (0-1) made his first appearance with the Sounds on Major League rehab assignment from

BILOXI, MS – A two-run home run in the fifth and a grand slam in the sixth by the Montgomery Biscuits (78-57, 42-24) held off two late runs by the Biloxi Shuckers (73-61, 39-25) in a 6-2 Shuckers’ loss at MGM Park on Thursday night. The Shuckers now need to

Aaron Ashby dominated the Toledo Mud Hens and the Nashville Sounds scored 10 runs in the eighth inning on their way to a 12-0 win in front of 6,326 fans at First Horizon Park Thursday night.

The struggles for the Nashville Sounds continued in a 5-2 loss to the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp Sunday night at 121 Financial Ballpark. The loss was Nashville’s fourth straight and eighth in their last nine games.

Minor League Baseball announced today that Nashville Sounds pitcher Aaron Ashby has been named Triple-A East Pitcher of the Week for his play from May 31-June 6. Ashby joins Tyrone Taylor as Sounds players to win a weekly league honor in 2021.

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