Durham Bulls Daily

Carlos Rodriguez stymied the Durham Bulls over six innings, leading Nashville past Durham 7-1.

Ruben Cardenas hit his team-tying seventh home run in the defeat. Shane Baz permitted three runs over 1 2/3 innings in taking the loss.

Nashville scored twice in the 10th inning to defeat the Durham Bulls 3-2.  Kameron Misner socked his third home run of the season, a solo shot in the third inning to tie the score 1-1.

Junior Caminero collected three of Durham's eight hits.  The Bulls stranded 12 baserunners in the loss.

Brandon Lowe clubbed a tie-breaking grand slam, while Jonny Cuevas and Antonio Jimenez combined for five innings of one-run ball in their Triple-A debuts as Durham beat Nashville 5-3.

Lowe's slam came on the 10th pitch of his 4th inning at-bat. Carlos Garcia worked two hitless innings to open the game for the Bulls.

The Nashville Sounds beat the Durham Bulls 9-8 in 10 innings in the series opener at the DBAP.

Ruben Cardenas and Yu Chang hit back-to-back homers in the third inning to tie the game 4-4.  After Brewer Hicklen hit his second HR of the game, giving the Sounds a 7-6 lead in the ninth with two outs and two strikes, Rene Pinto smoked a home run in the last of the 9th to tie the score 7-7.

Mason Montgomery worked six innings, permitting four runs - all in the second inning.

Jonathan Aranda went 4-5 in a major league rehab. Brandon Lowe, also on a MLB rehab, went 1-2 with a double and walk. Pete Fairbanks tossed a scoreless eighth inning on his first MLB rehab appearance.

Josh Lowe singled home two runs, CJ Hinojosa homered and Nathan Wiles tossed five scoreless innings as Durham beat Gwinnett 4-2 to split a six-game series.

Josh Lowe homered twice, while Shane Baz worked three innings in his first game action since July, 2022, but the Durham Bulls fell to Gwinnett 5-3.

A two-out single in the bottom of the 9th tied the game, then a sacrifice fly in the last of the 10th by Leury Garcia won it for Gwinnett, taking down the Durham Bulls 5-4.

Durham led 3-1 after six innings thanks to early-game homers from Ruben Cardenas and Ronny Simon. Taj Bradley threw six solid frames in a major league rehab outing, but Gwinnett would rally against the Durham pen to draw even in the series.

Jonny DeLuca homered and drove in four to lead the Durham Bulls past Gwinnett 8-5.

DeLuca's three-run shot in the fifth gave Durham a 3-2 advantage. The Bulls scored four times in the sixth and added another on a single by Tristan Peters in the seventh.

Jacob Waguespack earned his first win as a Bull, working five innings, permitting two runs and fanning seven. Joe Record closed out the 9th for his first save in the organization.

Junior Caminero hit a pair of home runs in the nightcap to lead the Durham Bulls to a doubleheader split against Gwinnett, 6-2 after dropping the opener 5-0.

Caminero, who hit a pair of homers on Sunday against Scranton, has now homered four of his last 11 at-bats.  Gionti Turner and Jonny DeLuca went back to back in the second game.

Nathan Wiles earned the win, permitting one run in three relief innings.

Junior Caminero homered twice while Taj Bradley threw five no-hit innings as part of a major league rehab to lead Durham past Scranton 6-2.

Caminero hit a two-run shot in the first inning, followed by a 433' shot in the third.  He finished 4-5 with three RBI.  Bradley, on the Tampa Bay Rays injured list with a pectoral strain, worked his 96-98mph fastball in dominant fashion, fanning seven and walking one.