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Jukich, Bats' bats too much for Mud Hens [Sports]
By Josh Cook
Ben Jukich and the Louisville Bats manhandled the Toledo Mud Hens on Wednesday night.
Jukich threw seven solid innings, while the Bats pounded out 11 hits to beat host Toledo 8-3 at Fifth Third Field.
The victory kept Louisville (77-61) a half-game behind Columbus (78-61), which beat Indianapolis 4-1 Wednesday, in the International League West with five games remaining in the regular season.
Bats release reliever Jon Adkins [Sports]
By Josh Cook
Reliever Jon Adkins, who has struggled since his return to the Louisville Bats, has been released by the team.
That despite the fact that he leads the team with 10 saves and earlier this month became the franchise's all-time leader in that category.
Flame-throwing Chapman & Co. blank Braves, 6-0 [Sports]
By Josh Cook
Aroldis Chapman got the Louisville Bats off to a blazing start Thursday night.
The highly-touted left-handed pitching prospect threw four pitches over 100 miles per hour in the first inning - including a 103-mph strikeout - and baffled the Gwinnett Braves for five innings as Louisville cruised to a 6-0 win.
Chapman yielded only three hits, while walking one and striking out seven as he improved to 5-2 in nine starts.
LeCure leads Louisville in shutout of Rochester [Sports]
By Josh Cook
Sam LeCure scattered eight hits and struck out eight over seven innings to lead the Louisville Bats to a 5-0 win over at Rochester on Monday night.
LeCure (4-2) also walked only one as he helped the Bats (15-23) salvage a split in their four-game series with the Red Wings (15-23) at Frontier Field.
Enerio Del Rosario and Jon Adkins pitched the eighth and nine innings, respectively, to preserve Louisville's second shutout of the season.
Terrero terrorizes Bisons in 11-0 win [Sports]
By Josh Cook
Luis Terrero is tearing up Triple-A pitching.
The recent Louisville Bats newcomer went 5-for-5 with five RBIs Tuesday night to lead them to an 11-0 win over the Buffalo Bisons at Louisville Slugger Field.
It was the fifth straight victory for Louisville (13-19).
Terrero began the season with the Bats, but played only two games before heading to the Carolina Mudcats - the Cincinnati Reds' Double-A affiliate.
Terrero's blast propels Bats past Bisons 7-6 [Sports]
By Josh Cook
Newcomer Luis Terrero's three-run homer in the bottom of the seventh inning propelled the Louisville Bats to their fourth straight win Monday night.
The blast helped Louisville rally for a 7-6 victory over the Buffalo Bisons at Louisville Slugger Field.
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