Five Run First Carries Sounds to Second Straight Win
NASHVILLE (August 1, 2026) – Nashville jumped out to an early lead and never looked back on Saturday night as they beat the Charlotte Knights 6-3 in front of another sellout crowd at First Horizon Park. The Sounds used a five-run first and cruised the rest of the way, getting
Sounds Drop Second Straight to Charlotte Despite Three Early Homers
NASHVILLE – The Nashville Sounds fell to the Charlotte Knights for the second straight night with a 12-5 loss Wednesday night at First Horizon Park. Eduardo Garcia and Brandon Lockridge each tally their first career homer at First Horizon Park, while Andrick Nava recorded his fourth homer for the Sounds
Sounds Suffer Extra-Inning Walk-Off Loss to Sugar Land
SUGAR LAND, TEXAS - The Nashville Sounds suffered a heartbreaking 3-2 walk-off loss in extra-innings to the Sugar Land Space Cowboys Tuesday night at Constellation Field. Tyler Black extended his on-base streak yet again in the late frames, while Andrick Nava recorded his third home run of the season for
Walk-Off Win Sets Tone for Nashville Fourth of July Sweep of Jumbo Shrimp
NASHVILLE (July 4, 2026) - The Sounds earned the Fourth of July sweep of the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp on Saturday night at First Horizon Park. Nashville used a comeback to earn their fourth walk-off win of the season and first since May 17 in game one. They continued that momentum
Sounds Blank Stripers to Secure Series Split
NASHVILLE (June 28, 2026) - The Sounds and Stripers ended their six-game series on Sunday with 16 innings of baseball after Saturday's suspended game in the top of the first. The Sounds dropped the first game 8-5 after spotting the Stripers eight early runs but bounced back with a 7-0
SOUNDS SECURE FIRST WIN OF SEASON 6-2 OVER NORFOLK
NORFOLK, VA. - The Nashville Sounds (1–2) picked up their first win of the season with a 6–2 victory over the Norfolk Tides (2–1) at Harbor Park, using timely hitting, aggressive baserunning, and solid pitching. Nashville wasted no time getting on the board in the first inning. Jett Williams was
T-Rat Talk: Andrick Nava
In 2024 two catchers, Matt Wood and Ramon Rodriguez, combined to catch 129 of Wisconsin’s 131 games. In 2025 the backstop situation has been significantly different. Wood returned to Wisconsin for the start of the 2025 season and was behind the plate on Opening Night but moved up to AA