After the initial announcement that Durham will be glowing cosmic once again in 2026, the Durham Bulls and Cosmic Baseball are excited to announce the game date for Durham Bulls Athletic Park is June 13. Fans are able to enter the Cosmic Ticket Lottery for a chance to purchase 2026

The Baltimore Orioles on Monday announced that 2009-13 Bulls catcher and 2017 third base coach Craig Albernaz has been named the organization's manager for the 2026 season. His addition means there are now four former Bulls players managing in the Major Leagues, joining Tampa Bay's Kevin Cash (2005-06), Kansas City's

The Durham Bulls have announced FestiBull of Lights, an immersive holiday light experience which will transform Durham Bulls Athletic Park into a dazzling winter wonderland this holiday season beginning on November 20. Click here to learn more and get your tickets. CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR FESTIBULL OF LIGHTS TICKETS

Major League Baseball's postseason is set to begin today with the Wild Card Round, featuring up to 27 former Bulls players across all ten clubs competing as either players or coaches. 14 of those 27 alums are on National League squads, while 13 are featured on American League teams. The

The Durham Bulls announced today a new partnership with Rand Coca-Cola Beverages, who becomes the exclusive provider of non-alcoholic beverages for all events at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park. “We are delighted to welcome this new partnership with Hager Rand, Jackson Rand, Robin Clause and the rest of the Rand

The Durham Bulls announced today a new partnership with Zippy Shell, a full-service moving and storage company based in North Carolina. Zippy Shell becomes the official moving and storage partner of the Durham Bulls for the 2025 season. Fans engaged with Zippy Shell nightly at Durham Bulls Athletic Park through

Bulls second baseman Jamie Westbrook clubbed an RBI double and first baseman Tre’ Morgan mashed a run-scoring triple, however Knights first baseman Bryan Ramos smashed a two-run homer and center fielder Dru Baker bashed a go-ahead RBI single in the fifth as Charlotte topped Durham 3-2 in the nightcap of

Garrett Gainey tossed five scoreless innings to earn his first Triple-A win leading the Durham Bulls past the Charlotte Knights 5-1 on Saturday in the opener of a day-night doubleheader at Truist Field. Gainey (W, 1-0), who appeared at every level of the Tampa Bay minor league system in his

Former Bulls outfielder Dru Baker homered twice to lead a Charlotte comeback win over the Durham Bulls 8-7 at Truist Field on Friday night. Baker, who was traded from Tampa Bay to the Chicago White Sox in late April, took out starter Santiago Suarez in the third, then drilled a

Tre’ Morgan scored on an error in the seventh inning to award the Durham Bulls a 3-2 win over the Charlotte Knights at Truist Field on Thursday night. The Bulls (39-32), who remained unbeaten in Charlotte in six games this season, rallied twice from one run down to beat the

Tristan Peters and Cooper Hummel homered to send the Durham Bulls to their second straight win over the Charlotte Knights 7-3 at Truist Field on Wednesday night. Peters' homer in the fourth broke a scoreless tie and was set up by an error by Knights (27-44) third baseman Bryan Ramos.

Dom Keegan homered twice, while Kameron Misner and Cooper Hummel each homered once to lift the Durham Bulls past the Charlotte Knights 9-6 in the series opener at Truist Field on Tuesday night. The Bulls (37-32) trailed 2-0 in the fourth before scoring five times against Knights (27-43) starter Jonathan

Jordan Westburg connected for a three-run homer with two outs in the ninth to propel the Norfolk Tides over the Durham Bulls 7-5 in the home finale at the DBAP. The Bulls carried a 5-3 lead into the ninth, but put on two baserunners ahead of Westburg, who had already

Jesse Scholtens fanned a career-high 12 batters and Cooper Hummel delivered a three-run double in the sixth to help the Durham Bulls put away the Norfolk Tides 6-2 in the afternoon portion of a day-night doubleheader at the DBAP on Saturday afternoon. Scholtens (1-1), who is returning from Tommy John

Tre Morgan clubbed a game-winning home run with two outs and two strikes in the ninth as the Durham Bulls knocked out the Norfolk Tides 5-3 before a paid attendance of 9,119 at the DBAP on Friday night. The Bulls (35-30) ninth started with a walk to Coco Montes before

A four-run second inning lifted the Norfolk Tides past the Durham Bulls 7-4 at the DBAP on Thursday night. The Tides (29-35) pushed across four against Bulls starter Forrest Whitley (L, 5-4) in the second thanks to four hits and a walk. Whitley threw 67 pitches in two innings before

The Durham Bulls hit four homers en route to a 17-9 victory over the Norfolk Tides on Wednesday night at the DBAP. The Bulls (34-29) scored in seven of their eight offensive innings, with Durham unable to score in only the seventh. Kameron Misner homered to lead off the first

Kameron Misner clubbed a three-run homer in the third inning to propel the Durham Bulls past the Norfolk Tides 8-3 at the DBAP on Tuesday night. The Bulls (33-29), opening their final homestand of the season, rallied for a 4-3 lead in the third when Misner drove out a 1-2

Bulls outfielder Cooper Hummel has been named the International League's Player of the Week for the time period of September 2-7, as announced by Major League Baseball on Monday afternoon. The 30-year-old is the third member of the Bulls' 2025 squad to earn weekly league honors after right-hander Joe Boyle

Bulls starter Jesse Scholtens struck out eight over five solid frames, while shortstop Tanner Murray tallied two hits, including the go-ahead run-scoring double in the seventh and left fielder Tristan Peters added a two-run homer in Durham’s 4-2 victory over the Gwinnett Stripers on Sunday afternoon at Coolray Field. Scholtens

Lucas Braun tossed six innings in his Triple-A debut for the Gwinnett Stripers to defeat the Durham Bulls 4-3 at Coolray Field on Saturday night. Braun (W, 1-0) tossed six frames of two-run ball en route to his sixth win of the season. Durham (31-29) staked the Stripers (32-30) a

Forrest Whitley and three relievers combined on a two-hit shutout as the Durham Bulls defeated the Gwinnett Stripers 8-0 at Coolray Field on Friday night. Whitley (W, 5-3) worked the first six innings as part of Durham's sixth shutout of the season. Eric Orze, Kodi Whitley and Cole Sulser collaborated

Matthew Batten connected for a game-winning homer in the bottom of the seventh to send the Gwinnett Stripers to a doubleheader sweep over the Durham Bulls 6-2 and 2-1 at Coolray Field on Thursday night. Kameron Misner belted a 434-foot homer in the sixth to tie the game 1-1, but