The Winston-Salem Dash are turning up the heat at Truist Stadium with the debut of a fiery new identity - the Carolina Reapers, set to take the field in 2026. The new brand pays tribute to the Carolinas, home to the world’s hottest pepper. The Carolina Reaper, created by Smokin’

INDIANAPOLIS, I.N.. – Minor League Baseball™ (MiLB™) today announced the winners of the 2025 Golden Bobblehead Awards for top promotional activities and events in six categories. Prom Wasn’t Built in a Day, the Winston-Salem Dash’s game held in April 2025, was the winner in the Best Promotion or Event category.

Winston-Salem, NC (September 5th, 2025) – Winston-Salem (54-73) took game three of a six-game series against Greenville (65-64) by a 7-5 final. Drive scored five unanswered in the ninth and tenth to grab the comeback win. In front of the largest crowd of the season, the Dash and Drive put

Winston-Salem, NC (September 3rd, 2025) – Winston-Salem (54-72) fell in a 5-0 shutout against the Greenville Drive (64-64). The Drive scored four runs over the final four innings to take game two of the series. For a second straight game, the Dash and Drive sat in a pitchers' duel. The

Winston-Salem, NC (September 2nd, 2025) – The Dash (54-71) eked out a pitchers dual victory over the Drive (63-64) in a 1-0 nail biter on Tuesday night. With the game knotted at one headed to the eighth, Renegade by Styx blared over the loudspeakers inside Truist Stadium. Phil Fox took

Winston-Salem, NC (August 23rd, 2025) – The Dash (49-68) cruised to a fifth straight win over Wilmington (51-67) by a 9-5 final. Winston-Salem uncorked four runs in the first and scored in their first five innings to grab the victory. As 8,979 fans filed to their seats on Harry Potter

Winston-Salem, NC (August 21st, 2025) – The Dash (48-68) unloaded nine runs and 13 hits in a game four victory over Wilmington (50-67) by a 9-0 final. A four-run fourth propelled Winston-Salem to its fourth win in a row. When the Dash and Blue Rocks opened the bottom of the

Winston-Salem, NC (August 21st, 2025) – The Winston-Salem Dash (47-68) snuck out a hard-fought win against the Wilmington Blue Rocks (50-66) by a 5-3 final. The two teams scored a combined four runs and four hits in the final six outs of action. Amidst a two-on, two-out jam, with the

Winston-Salem, NC (August 19th, 2025) - Winston-Salem (46-68) took home game one of a six-game series against the Wilmington Blue Rocks (47-64) by a 5-1 final. A trio of home runs paved the way for a Dash win on Tuesday. In a 1-1 tie in the bottom of the fifth,

Winston-Salem, NC (August 16th, 2025) – The Asheville Tourists (47-64) silenced Winston-Salem’s (44-67) bats for eight innings and came away with a 4-1 victory on Saturday night at Truist Stadium. A ninth-inning push was too little, too late for the Dash, who managed just five hits against the Tourists’ staff.

Winston-Salem, NC (August 15th, 2025) – Winston-Salem (44-66) unloaded a team, season high 16 hits on the Asheville Tourists (46-64) and took game four of a six-game series in 11-6 fashion. Five Dash batters record multi-hit performances as Winston-Salem evens the series It was a back-and-forth start to Friday night's

WINSTON-SALEM, NC (August 14, 2025) – The Dash (43-66) fell in game three of the six-game series against the Asheville Tourists (46-63), 10-1. An early 3-0 lead proved too much for Winston-Salem, which could not mount a second straight comeback victory. The Tourists struck early and often on Thursday. In

WINSTON-SALEM, NC (August 13, 2025) – Winston-Salem (43-65) took down Asheville (45-63) in game two of the six-game series by a 4-2 final. Immaculate. That’s what Phil Fox was on Wednesday night. In the ninth inning, the Dash closer was tasked to keep a two-run lead and close out the

WINSTON-SALEM, NC (August 12, 2025) – The Dash (42-65) fell in game one of the six-game series against the Asheville Tourists (45-62) 4-1. Strong pitching and timely hits prevailed for the Tourists, and the visitors never surrendered the lead to the Dash. After a quiet first inning, Asheville’s Tyler Whitaker

The Winston-Salem Dash are calling on the community to come together and say “thank you” to our hometown heroes. For the final home game of the 2025 season on Sunday, September 7, the Dash are giving fans a special opportunity to give back by donating tickets to local veterans, first

WINSTON-SALEM, NC (August 2, 2025) – The Winston-Salem Hype Hens (39-60) and Greenville Drive (50-50) played a twin bill in the Triad on Saturday. After the Hype Hens took game one by a 5-3 final, they could not complete the sweep and fell 3-2 in game two to the Drive.

WINSTON-SALEM, NC (July 31, 2025) – The Winston-Salem Dash (38-59) closed July with authority, and rolled past the Greenville Drive (49-49) with an 8-2 victory on Thursday night at Truist Stadium. Entering Thursday night's contest, the Dash's single-game season high for stolen bases in a game was six. In the

Winston-Salem, NC (July 30, 2025) – Winston-Salem (37–59) fell 7–4 to the Greenville Drive (49–48) on Wednesday night at Truist Stadium in game two of the six-game series. The Dash struck first, but dropped Wednesday’s contest after five unanswered runs by Greenville. All was quiet inside Truist Stadium until Drake

Winston-Salem, NC (July 29, 2025) – The Dash (37-58) couldn’t recover from a three-run fourth inning by Greenville (48-48) and dropped the series opener 5-2 on Tuesday night at Truist Stadium. The Dash could not find the win column in the second game of a twin bill after they won

Aberdeen, MD (July 26, 2025) – Winston-Salem (36-57) took an extra-innings affair over the Aberdeen IronBirds (36–57) on Saturday at Ripken Stadium in 5-4 fashion. Wilber Sanchez came through with the biggest swing of the night in extra innings, and launched a two-run homer in the 10th to lift the

Aberdeen, MD (July 24, 2025) – Winton-Salem (35-56) dropped an extra-innings contest to the IronBirds (36–56), 2-1 in 10 innings, Thursday night. The Dash entered the bottom of the tenth tied at 1-1 against Aberdeen. Two pitches later, the IronBirds took the win. Gil Luna entered the game in the

ABERDEEN, MD (July 23, 2025) – The Winston-Salem Dash (35-55) erupted for eight runs over the first two innings and never looked back to push past the Aberdeen IronBirds (35-56) for an 8-4 win on Wednesday night at Ripken Stadium. The Dash were no strangers to early offensive action in

ABERDEEN, MD (July 22, 2025) – The Winston-Salem Dash (34-55) used a three-run first inning and a strong bullpen performance to take down the Aberdeen IronBirds (35-55), 5-1, in Tuesday night’s series opener at Ripken Stadium. The Dash wasted no time in their first inning at Ripken Stadium this season.

Winston-Salem, NC (July 20, 2025) – Winston-Salem (33-55) split a double header with the Grasshoppers (62-27) at Truist Stadium on Sunday. The Dash fell in game one by a 2-1 final, but bested Greensboro 6-0 in game two of the twin bill. Homeruns flew out of the friendly confines left

WINSTON-SALEM, NC (July 18, 2025) – A three-run home run from Will Taylor in the third inning proved the decisive swing on Friday night as the Greensboro Grasshoppers (61-26) topped the Winston-Salem Dash (32-54), 6-2, in the opener of a three-game weekend set at Truist Stadium. After two quiet innings