SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Lightning struck twice at Fifth Third Park on Friday night. After a walk-off bunt and error on Thursday, Hub City followed up with a second straight walk-off win just 24 hours later. Malcolm Moore lifted the Spartanburgers (31-29) past the Tourists (16-44) with a three-run home run

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — A 23-hit, nine-error, back-and-forth game turned into an 8-7 walk-off Hub City win. The Spartanburgers (30-29) staved off the Asheville Tourists (16-43), who came back to tie the contest three times from the seventh through ninth. Asheville started the scoring two batters into the top of the

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Hub City (29-29) bounced back from a Tuesday defeat and annihilated Asheville (16-42) 21-0 Wednesday, setting multiple records in the process. The ‘Burgers had never scored 20 runs prior to the contest. Hub City also recorded the largest margin of victory over the two seasons of the

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Spartanburgers returned home after a two-week road trip as winners of three straight. That streak did not hold in the Hub City's first game back at Fifth Third Park. Hub City (28-29) dropped a 13-3 series opener to Asheville (16-41). The Spartanburgers’ only runs came early

Arlington, Texas — The Rangers today announced the club’s May Minor League Award winners: · Player of the Month – INF Rafe Perich · Starting Pitcher of the Month – RHP Evan Siary · Defender of the Month – INF Yolfran Castillo · Reliever of the Month – RHP Wilian

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The Spartanburgers dropped each of the first three to start the week against the Dash. All three games were low-scoring, one-run decisions. Hub City’s (28-28) offense exploded over the weekend, compiling 28 runs in the final three games of the series to salvage a split against Winston-Salem

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The Spartanburgers put the pressure on the Dash from the start on Saturday night, scoring runs each of the first four innings. After jumping out to an early lead, Hub City (27-28) kept Winston Salem (33-23) at arm’s length the rest of the way and won 9-4.

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — After six straight losses, including three straight to begin the week, the Spartanburgers (26-28) upended the Dash (33-22) in extras on Friday night to end the skid. Hub City only scored two runs in the first three games of the week. Thanks to 13 hits, six of

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — In a game which mirrored the first two contests of the series, Hub City (25-28) and Winston Salem (33-21) were both scoreless through seven innings. The Dash snuck a run home in the eighth to beat the Spartanburgers 1-0 at Truist Stadium Thursday. Pitching was once again

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Former Spartanburger Rafe Perich has been honored by the SAL as the league’s May Player of the Month. Perich launched a league-leading 10 homers over a red-hot 23-game span. In May, Perich hit .327 with an OPS of 1.195, the best in the SAL. The switch-hitting corner

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The Spartanburgers and Dash faced off in an eerily similar pitchers duel in game two on Wednesday. For the second straight game, both teams were held off the board for seven innings. Winston-Salem (32-21) again bested Hub City (25-27) by the same score 2-1, and George Wolkow

Spartanburgers pitcher J’Briell Easley spent a good chunk of 2025 in rehab. Shoulder surgery cost the 24-year-old the final three months of his first pro baseball season. In the late summer months, Easley called the Rangers’ Arizona complex home instead of playing in North Carolina for the Low-A affiliate, the

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — The Spartanburgers and Dash dueled for seven scoreless innings, then both found the scoreboard in the eighth. Winston-Salem (31-21) bested Hub City (25-26) thanks to a go-ahead home run in the bottom of the eighth. Yeison Morrobel led the game off with a single, and his third

GREENSBORO, N.C. — After winning four of the first five in the series, Greensboro (33-18) started off strong on Sunday against Hub City (25-24). Behind runs in each of the first three innings and five homers as a team, the Grasshoppers capped off the series with an 8-3 win over

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Despite taking an early three-run lead, Hub City (25-24) was bested by Greensboro (32-18) 8-4 Saturday at FNB Field. The Grasshoppers took the series win with their fourth victory of the week. Hub City was no-hit Friday, but the offense kicked into gear early Saturday with a

GREENSBORO, N.C. — There was plenty of excitement surrounding Hub City Friday’s contest, as Rangers’ No. 2 prospect Caden Scarborough toed the rubber for the first time as a Spartanburger in 2026. However, Greensboro’s pitching staff turned out to be the headliner. Three Grasshoppers combined to no-hit the ‘Burgers (25-23)

GREENSBORO, N.C. — After two straight losses to begin the week, Hub City (25-22) bounced back at Greensboro (30-18) on Thursday night. After heading to the sixth tied at two, the Spartanburgers pounced on the Grasshoppers bullpen for a 9-2 win. Pirates top prospect Seth Hernandez and Hub City debutant

GREENSBORO, N.C. — After both offenses exploded Tuesday, the pitchers bounced back Wednesday between the Spartanburgers (24-22) and Grasshoppers (30-17). Home runs were again a main storyline. Ben Hartl gave Hub City an early lead before Greensboro came from behind to win 6-5. After a three-homer game on Tuesday, Wyatt

GREENSBORO, N.C. — The offense stole the show on Tuesday night in the series opener for the Spartanburgers (24-21) and Grasshoppers (29-17). The two teams combined for 13 home runs, one coming from Yeison Morrobel en route to becoming the first player in Spartanburgers history to hit for the cycle.

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — After losing both ends of a drizzly Saturday doubleheader, Hub City bounced back Sunday of Memorial Day weekend, shutting out Rome 4-0 and splitting the series. The battery pair of D.J. McCarty and Malcolm Moore stole the show. McCarty (W, 1-2) spun the best game of his

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Spartanburgers and Emperors dodged storms to sneak in two games at Fifth Third Park Saturday. Rome (25-19) beat Hub City (23-20) twice, 7-4 and 4-0. Rome struck quickly in game one against Spartanburgers starter Ismael Agreda (L, 0-3). Two singles and a walk loaded the bases

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Hub City (23-18) and Rome (22-18) never got off the ground Friday night, hampered by showers that intensified in the late afternoon into the evening. The scheduled contest was officially postponed around an hour after the scheduled first pitch; the game will be made up Saturday as

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Thursday’s matchup between Hub City (23-18) and Rome (23-19) was a well-pitched affair. The piggyback combination of J’Briell Easley and Brock Porter outdueled Braves top prospect Cam Caminiti for seven innings. But Luke Hanson was the hero of the night, as he punched a walkoff single to

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Hub City (22-18) fell to Rome (23-18) Wednesday at Fifth Third Park. The Emperors offense came alive and bested the ‘Burgers 13-5. Rome hit three home runs and knocked 12 total hits. Hub City’s pitching staff walked eight Emperors and hit four. The Spartanburgers scored in response

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Offense was hard to come by through the first five innings between Hub City (22-17) and Rome (22-18). The Spartanburgers came to life in the late innings, scoring seven runs from the sixth through eighth and blanking Rome 7-0 for Hub City’s first shutout win of the