Minor League Baseball™ and Rawlings Sporting Goods Company, Inc., today announced the nine recipients of the 2021 Rawlings Gold Glove Award® for defensive excellence. Adley Rutschman won the award at the catcher position, making him the second player to win the award in Norfolk Tides history. Since the Tides joined

The Norfolk Tides today announced their home game start times for the 2022 game schedule. The 2022 campaign is slated to begin on Tuesday, April 5th, with the Tides hosting the Charlotte Knights at 6:35 p.m. This will set a new trend for the 2022 season, where the Tides will

Season In Review: The Tides finished the season with a 52-78 record, placing them sixth in the Triple-A East Southeast Division. It was the third-lowest winning percentage in franchise history (.400). They went 30-35 at Harbor Park but struggled on the road going 22-43. Norfolk’s series record was 6-15-1. In

The Norfolk Tides played their final game of the year on October 3 against the Durham Bulls at Harbor Park. They gave the Bulls their only loss in the final stretch, winning 3-2, and ended their 11-game winning streak as well. The Tides held the Bulls scoreless through five innings

The Norfolk Tides had to battle in the ninth inning in order to try and end the Durham Bulls 11th game winning streak, but were unsuccessful. The Tides lost 5-3 after the Bulls scored four runs through the eighth and the ninth innings. The win gave Durham their ninth win

The Norfolk Tides fell to the Durham Bulls after giving up a run in the tenth inning in their 2-1 loss. The Tides have had eight extra inning games this year, going 4-4 in those games, with this one being the first time they have gone into extras against the

The Norfolk Tides hosted the Durham Bulls for game three of the series on Thursday, September 30th, where they lost 8-0. The Tides couldn’t get it going offensively or defensively as the Bulls continued to show why they have the best record in the final stretch. Pitcher Kevin Smith for

The Norfolk Tides opened up this five-game series against the Durham Bulls with a 4-1 loss. The Tides look to end the season winning this series against the Bulls, after going 13-18 against them all year. With the bases loaded the Bulls were to score off a two-run single by

The Baltimore Orioles yesterday announced that Adley Rutschman and Kyle Stowers are co-winners of the Brooks Robinson Minor League Player of the Year Award. Both hitters were promoted to Triple-A late in the season, with Rutschman arriving on August 10 and Stowers on September 7. They are the seventh and

The Norfolk Tides beat the Charlotte Knights, 6-1, on Sunday. It was the last road trip for the Tides, who won the series against the Knights, 3-2. The Tides scored their first three runs in the first two innings. Robert Neustrom led the game off with a double and later

The Norfolk Tides lost at the Charlotte Knights, 6-5, Saturday night on a walk-off sacrifice fly. The Tides fall to a 2-2 record in the Triple-A Final Stretch. Neither team scored until the top of the fifth when Yusniel Diaz hit an opposite field home run. It was his third

The Norfolk Tides shutout the Charlotte Knights, 7-0, Friday night. It was the sixth time Tides pitching has shutout an opponent this season and the third time on the road. It was the first time they’ve done so since shutting out the Knights, 4-0, at Harbor Park on September 3.

In game one, Norfolk struck first with three runs in the bottom of the first inning. The first run was scored by Mason McCoy, who was knocked in by Kyle Stowers on an RBI single. Later in the inning, Zach Jarrett hit a two-run single to put Norfolk up, 3-0.

The Norfolk Tides today announced that they have chosen the Booker T. Washington High School Friends and Alumni Association as their charity to benefit during the Triple-A Final Stretch. For each home run hit by the Tides (home and road games) during the Triple-A Final Stretch, Minor League Baseball will

The Norfolk Tides played the last game of the series vs. Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp on September 19, losing 6-5. The Tides gave up a five-run fifth inning that allowed the Jumbo Shrimp to jump ahead. The Tides lost the series 2-4, with the Tides finishing 11-25 overall against the Jumbo

The Norfolk Tides lost, 11-4, to the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp after allowing runs in all but three innings played. The three home runs hit by the Tides only gave them four runs in a seven-run loss. The Jumbo Shrimp went up 1-0 over the Tides after they had three consecutive

The Tides won, 4-3, in the 10th inning after three singles to score the two runs they needed in order to win. The Tides got the win after they only allowed the Jumbo Shrimp to score one run in the tenth. With this win, 2-2, the Tides are even in

In the matchup between the Norfolk Tides and the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, the Tides lost ,10-3, on Thursday after they gave up five home runs to the Jumbo Shrimp. The Tides have given up 17 runs to the Jumbo Shrimp in their past two games against each other. The Jumbo

After the Norfolk Tides won their last game 7-2 over Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp on September 14, they then lost their next game 7-3 against the Jumbo Shrimp on the 15th. The Tides started off strong but gave up seven runs off nine hits. The Tides had eight hits themselves but

The Norfolk Tides win over the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp after a spectacular performance from catcher Adley Rutschman. The Tides won 7-2 in the series opener after Rutschman finished the game hitting 2-for-4, with a run, two RBI, and a strikeout. Rutschman was one of the three Tides batters to finish

In the series finale at Durham, the Norfolk Tides lost to the Bulls, 7-6, in 10 innings. After scoring two runs in the top of the 10th inning to take the lead, the Tides allowed three runs to Durham in the bottom-half, resulting in the walk-off victory for the Bulls.

The Norfolk Tides split a doubleheader with the Durham Bulls on Saturday, with the Tides winning game one, 3-1, and losing game two, 6-1. The series now tied at 3-3 heading into the series finale. In game one, the Tides got on the board first. In the first inning, Rylan

The Norfolk Tides beat the Durham Bulls, 6-5, Thursday night. As a team, the Tides struck out 18 hitters, which tied a club record for the most as an Orioles affiliate (since 2007). They last struck out 18 on April 12, 2015 at Charlotte. The Bulls put most of their

The Norfolk Tides lost to the Durham Bulls, 9-3, Wednesday night. The Tides were able to tie the game at 3-3 in the fifth, but Durham pulled away with six unanswered runs from the fifth to the seventh. The Tides struck with the first run of the game in the

The Norfolk Tides announced today they are accepting season tickets renewals for the 2022 season. Each renewed account by November 5th will receive a Baltimore Orioles fanny pack, one per account. On top of that, those who renew their accounts by then will enter a drawing for a 2022 18-person