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WILMINGTON, Del. — The bats came alive late in the game on Sunday afternoon at Frawley Stadium, as the Wilmington Blue Rocks edged out the Asheville Tourists 6-5.
The @BloodConnection final score. pic.twitter.com/UFhP479V0P
— Asheville Tourists (@GoTourists) May 3, 2026
Seven of the 11 runs scored in the game were during the seventh frame. Tied at two in the top of the inning, the Tourists’ (6-21) Drew Brutcher blasted a three-run shot over the right field wall.
@elijahgreen1204 knocks in a THREE RUN BOMB💣⚾️
AND the Blue Rocks TAKE THE LEAD👏‼️ pic.twitter.com/whaSgqVM5K— Wilmington Blue Rocks (@WilmBlueRocks) May 3, 2026
Answering after the stretch, the Blue Rocks (15-11) put together a four-run inning. Facing Nate Wohlgemuth (L, 0-2) with the bases loaded the first run scored on an unusual fielder’s choice to left field. Then, a three-run homer put Wilmington ahead for good.
Sac-Fly from @ethanpetry23 to bring in run number THREE🥏 pic.twitter.com/EdXFiPSE4m
— Wilmington Blue Rocks (@WilmBlueRocks) May 3, 2026
Pablo Aldonis (W, 2-0) shut down the Asheville bats in the eighth and ninth innings, going six-up, six-down in that span to secure Wilmington’s fifth win of the week.
CLEEAAAANNN throw from Angel Feliz 🎯💪 pic.twitter.com/lORuVDdyNQ
— Wilmington Blue Rocks (@WilmBlueRocks) May 3, 2026
The Tourists return to HomeTrust Park on Tuesday, with an off day on Monday. Opening a new series against the Rome Emperors, the first pitch is set for 6:05 p.m. ET.
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