NASHVILLE – July 4. 2024 – The fireworks may have lit up the Nashville sky, but the Sounds’ bats were far from explosive on Thursday night. In front of a packed house of 10,997 rowdy fans – the largest crowd of the season at First Horizon Park – the home team stumbled to a 10-3 defeat against their I-40 rivals, the Memphis Redbirds.
The loss drops Nashville to 43-42 on the year, while Memphis improves to 44-41, leapfrogging the Sounds in the standings.
Despite the lopsided score, it wasn’t all doom and gloom for Nashville. Patrick Dorrian kept his hot streak alive, lacing a double to push his hitting streak to eight games. The versatile infielder has been scorching since June 23, hitting a blistering .387 (12-for-31) with three extra-base knocks, four RBIs, and eight runs scored.
On the mound, rehabbing big-leaguer DL Hall showed some positive signs in his sixth start with Nashville. The southpaw, working his way back from a left knee sprain, tossed three shutout frames. While his stint with the Sounds has been a mixed bag (0-1, 2.13 ERA, 1.89 WHIP), the Milwaukee Brewers brass will be encouraged by Hall’s scoreless outing on Independence Day.
The Nashville Sounds are the Triple-A affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers and play at First Horizon Park. Single-game tickets and season ticket memberships for the remainder of the 2024 season are on sale now. For more information call 615-690-4487 or e-mail [email protected].
Source: Nashville Sounds
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