SPARTANBURG, S.C. — As the Spartanburgers prepare to honor baseball’s storied history in Spartanburg during the 2026 season, the ‘Burgers have broken new ground. For the first time ever, “Banana Ball” is coming to the Hub City. As announced by the Bananas during their City Selection Show, Fifth Third Park

Arlington, Texas — The Texas Rangers today announced the organization’s 2025 minor league award winners: Tom Grieve Player of the Year – INF Cody Freeman Nolan Ryan Pitcher of the Year – RHP David Davalillo Reliever of the Year – RHP Eric Loomis Defender of the Year – OF Yeremy

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — After the conclusion of the South Atlantic League season, in which Hub City finished as runners-up to the Brooklyn Cyclones, Major League Baseball has named four Spartanburgers to the SAL All-Star Team. Four former Hub City players were honored: pitchers David Davalillo, Josh Trentadue and Eric Loomis,

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Spartanburgers inaugural season finished on Tuesday with a 2-1 loss to the Brooklyn Cyclones. The Cyclones claimed their first South Atlantic League title with the win. Hub City finished its season the same way it started, in front of a raucous crowd at Fifth Third Park.

BROOKLYN, N.Y. — The Spartanburgers stayed on the road for game one of the South Atlantic League Championship against North Division champion Brooklyn. After Hub City struck in the first inning, the Brooklyn Cyclones rattled off 13 unanswered runs to claim game one of the championship series 13-1. Hub City

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Spartanburgers lived on the edge for the entirety of the second half, squeaking into the playoffs on the last day of the regular season. After shutting down Bowling Green in game one, Hub City hit the road to Kentucky for game two on Thursday night. Leading

Arlington, Texas — Eight Texas Rangers prospects have been selected for participation in the 2025 Arizona Fall League, it was announced today by Major League Baseball. This list includes seven of the Rangers’ top 30 prospects as rated by MLB Pipeline, including three of the top four and six of

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Fifth Third Park experienced playoff baseball for the first time on Tuesday night. The Spartanburgers knocked off the Bowling Green Hot Rods in game one of a three-game divisional round series 3-1. Hub City starter Dylan MacLean struck out four through four innings of one-run ball. The

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Spartanburgers entered Sunday needing either a win or a loss from Greenville in one of two games at Winston-Salem to clinch a postseason spot. By the time first pitch rolled around at Fifth Third Park, the Spartanburgers were postseason bound thanks to a 13-2 win from

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Spartanburgers’ playoff fate is still undecided with one game left in the regular season. After a 3-0 loss to Rome Saturday night, Hub City needs a win or a Greenville loss to secure its berth in the postseason. Saturday’s crowd of over 4,000 largely scattered after

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — After constantly threatening Hub City starter Dalton Pence (L, 1-3) through the first four innings, Rome’s offense caught fire in the fifth for a six-run inning Friday night. The Emperors (28-33, 57-69) cruised to the finish line for an 8-4 win over the Spartanburgers (33-31, 64-65). Pence

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Entering Thursday, the Spartanburgers needed a win and a Greenville loss at Winston-Salem to clinch a playoff spot. Hub City got neither result. The Drive were rained out, and the Spartanburgers (33-30, 64-64) surrendered two unearned runs in the ninth to fall 3-1 to the Emperors (27-33,

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The first three batters reached in the top of the eighth, and Hub City called on Victor Simeon to escape a sticky situation. After a walk, Simeon struck out the side, then got the final three outs in the ninth to help the Spartanburgers (33-29, 64-63) over

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — With six games remaining, Hub City entered Tuesday needing just a handful of wins to secure a playoff berth. The Spartanburgers (32-29, 63-63) fell short in the series opener against Rome (26-32, 55-68) Tuesday, dropping a 3-2 final at Fifth Third Park. Casey Cook (21) and Dylan

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A rousing Labor Day weekend crowd and chamber of commerce weather set the stage for a 4-2 Spartanburgers victory over the Asheville Tourists Sunday. With the victory, Hub City secured an eighth win over Asheville in the season series. The Spartanburgers have a magic number of four

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Hub City took the lead Saturday night at Asheville on the second pitch of the ballgame when Dylan Dreiling led off with a home run. The Spartanburgers (31-28, 62-62) kept the lead into the eighth inning until the Tourists (22-34, 51-70) put up seven runs to win

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Hub City’s offense struck early and often on Friday night against Asheville. The Spartanburgers (31-27, 62-61) had a 2-0 lead before the Tourists (21-34, 50-70) even got to the plate. Hub City piled on throughout the night to win 8-0 and take a 3-1 series lead. The

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Hub City pitching dominated Asheville batters for eight innings on Thursday night. After a pair of early runs, the ‘Burgers added three insurance runs in the ninth. The Tourists (21-33, 50-69) got the tying run to the plate in the bottom of the ninth, but the Spartanburgers

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A five-run first inning was just the start on Wednesday night for Asheville. The Tourists (21-32, 50-68) offense poured it on against the Spartanburgers (29-27, 60-61) for a 13-8 win. Riding a string of great outings, Aidan Curry (3-2) was quickly rattled by Asheville’s bats. The first

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Down a run in the top of the eighth inning to SAL South Division bottom-feeders Asheville, Hub City launched a rally to remember. A six-run, five-hit frame helped secure a series-opening 10-4 victory for the Spartanburgers (29-26, 60-60) over the Tourists (20-32, 49-68) at McCormick Field. With

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Drive and Spartanburgers repped special jerseys honoring the Greenville Black Spinners and Spartanburg Sluggers on Sunday in a Salute to the Negro Leagues game. In a marathon that lasted over three and a half hours, the Spartanburgers (28-26, 59-60) outlasted the Drive (27-27, 60-60) for a

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Both Greenville and Hub City came out gangbusters Saturday at Fifth Third Park, but the Spartanburgers offense had more might. The ‘Burgers (27-26, 58-60) bested the Drive (27-26, 60-59) by a final score of 7-3. After allowing a run in the first, D.J. McCarty (W, 2-5) bounced

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — For eight frames, the Spartanburgers held the Drive scoreless. But Greenville (27-25, 60-58) got to the Hub City (26-26, 58-59) bullpen in the ninth, then scored the eventual winning run in the 11th to best the ‘Burgers, 3-2. The Drive are now a game ahead of the

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — A 48-minute delay nor a first-place opponent fazed Rangers No. 8 prospect Caden Scarborough, whose five shutout frames set the table for a 3-0 Spartanburgers victory over the Greenville Drive Thursday at Fifth Third Park. Gleider Figuereo delivered in back-to-back innings to bring the Hub City bats

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The Spartanburgers and Drive were delayed over two-and-a-half hours Wednesday. When play began at 9:07 p.m. ET, only seven innings were scheduled due to MiLB rules. As fate would have it, Hub City and Greenville needed nine innings to reach a final, and the visitors took the