The Red Sox rallied in the 9th inning, but fell short in a 5-3 loss to the Nationals.

Starting pitcher Shea Sprague tallied 6 K's, allowed 2 hits in four innings of work.

Allen Lawrence talks Salem Red Sox rebrand at RVSC meeting Monday

The infielder totes a .303 batting average as he leaves Salem for Greenville.

Red Sox deliver a win on Education Day.

WATCH: Red Sox get the 5-4 win over the Hillcats Thursday

The Woodpeckers exploded for five runs in the 7th inning on their way to a series opening win.

The Red Sox plated six runs in the third inning for the 12-3 victory on Tuesday.

The Red Sox dropped game one 7-0 but came back stronger for a 6-4 game two victory.

Hillcats had 15 hits in the 16-3 win over Fredericksburg

LYNCHBURG, Va. – Baseball players in the Hill City could still end up playing home games in Cleveland. The Lynchburg Hillcats announced Wednesday that they’ve been formally invited by the Cleveland Indians to become their new Low-A affiliate. “We appreciate Cleveland’s commitment to top-notch player development and working with us to keep professional baseball in Lynchburg for years to come. We can’t wait to host baseball games again at Bank of the James Stadium and do what we do best -- provide affordable family fun to our passionate fans.”The announcement comes as Major League Baseball has altered the minor league structure. Lynchburg was last a Low-A club in 1989 as a Boston Red Sox affiliate.