Anthony Sherman

The Nashville Sounds dominated the Gwinnett Stripers 10-4 in a Father’s Day matchup, capping off a 6-1 series win behind a relentless offensive performance and early struggles from top Braves prospect Hurston Waldrep. Ernesto Martinez Jr.'s late home run and key contributions from multiple Sounds players sealed the blowout.

The Nashville Sounds fell 10–5 to the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders on Friday night, unable to recover after a disastrous fourth inning that saw the visitors take control. Despite a brief rally in the seventh, Nashville couldn’t close the gap, dropping their fourth matchup of the week.

The Nashville Sounds swept a double-header against the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, marking their first matchup with a Yankees Triple-A affiliate since 1991. Strong pitching and timely hitting secured 3–0 and 2–1 victories in the weather-adjusted series opener.

On Mother’s Day in Music City, the Nashville Sounds delivered a dominant 7–2 win over the Norfolk Tides, fueled by a fifth-inning rally and standout performances from Jared Oliva and Jorge Alfaro. The lively crowd—and looming storms—set the stage for a memorable end to the series.

Despite a lively crowd on Vihuela Night, the Nashville Sounds fell 4–1 to the Norfolk Tides after an early lead slipped away and a sixth-inning homer sealed their fate. The series wraps up on Mother’s Day with one last chance to finish strong.

The Nashville Sounds rallied late to defeat the Norfolk Tides 5–3 in their first home game back, capitalizing on a string of walks and wild pitches in the eighth inning. Despite an early lead by the Tides, the Sounds secured the win with a mix of patient at-bats and opportunistic base-running.

Nashville SC rebounded in dominant fashion after a shutout loss, crushing Chicago Fire FC 7–2 with a relentless first-half performance and standout goals from Sam Surridge and Hany Mukhtar. The emphatic win reaffirms Nashville’s offensive firepower as they gear up to face Atlanta United.

Nashville SC fought back from an early deficit to secure a thrilling 2–1 win over Real Salt Lake at Geodis Park, thanks to a last-minute penalty by Sam Surridge. Despite a shaky start, the boys in gold showed grit and resilience to send the home crowd home happy.

FC Cincinnati edged out Nashville SC 2–1 in a dramatic season opener at Geodis Park, sealing the win in the final minutes with a penalty kick by Kevin Denkey. The match was intense and evenly played, but a controversial handball call against Walker Zimmerman ultimately decided the outcome.

Nashville SC delivered a dominant second-half performance to defeat CF Montréal 3–0 at Geodis Park, marking their best start in franchise history at 3–1–1. Goals from Alex Muyl, Josh Bauer, and Jonathan Perez sealed the win in front of a lively home crowd.