In 11 of the team’s 16 seasons in Danville, the D-Braves have finished in the top two in attendance in the Appy League.

D-Braves can capture Appy League championship by winning Game 2 tonight in Danville

The Danville Braves take on the two-time defending champion Elizabethton Twins in Game 1 of the ALCS at 7 p.m. today in Elizabethton, Tenn.

The D-Braves’ (46-21) lone runs came on solo home runs by Riaan Spanjer-Furstenburg and Christian Bethancourt. Spanjer-Furstenburg led off the fourth inning with his home run and Bethancourt hit his with two outs in the seventh off Mets (30-34) starter Zachary Von Tersch.

The Kingsport Mets’ bats were red-hot Sunday night. The team picked up 12 hits en route to a 4-1 victory over the Danville Braves.

Spurred on by a four-run third inning, the Danville Braves defeated the Bluefield Orioles 5-1 Friday night at Dan Daniel Memorial Park.

The Danville Braves fell a couple runs short of a perfect homestand Tuesday night, falling to the Johnson City Cardinals, 3-1. The Braves, winners of 12 of their last 14, fell to 43-18, while Johnson City improved to 32-27.

Clinching early means Runge, a former utility player, can give some more playing time to those at the bottom of the depth chart while giving his stars some rest before the playoffs.

Danville clinched the Appalachian League East Division title and a berth in the Appy League Championship Series by dumping Johnson City 9-6 on Sunday afternoon at Dan Daniel Park.

Osman Marval singled in the game-winning run in the bottom of the 10th inning Saturday night, as the Danville Braves defeated the Greeneville Astros, 5-4, at Dan Daniel Park.

Danville Braves pitcher Matt Crim became the first Appalachian League pitcher since 1997 to win 10 games in a season as he three-hit the Greeneville Astros over six innings in a 4-1 Friday night at Dan Daniel Memorial Park.

Christian Bethancourt homered, doubled and drove in two runs as the Danville Braves defeated the Elizabethton Twins 5-1 Tuesday night to take the three-game series in Elizabethton.

Elizabethton took control with a four-run first inning and answered a Danville sixth-inning rally in a 9-5 victory Monday night in the second game of a three-game series in Elizabethton.

Danville had a scare in the ninth inning, but was able to pull out a win against Elizabethton Sunday night.

Danville Braves right-hander Cory Rasmus threw a no-hitter as the Braves defeated the Princeton Rays 13-0 in seven innings in the second game of a doubleheader on Tuesday in Princeton.

Danville pitcher Matt Crim tied a team record by picking up his eighth win of the season in the 7-6 victory.

Chris Masters struck out nine Mariners — including five straight between the fourth and fifth innings — and did not walk a batter in Danville’s 3-0 victory.

D-Braves pitcher Matt Crim hurled seven shutout innings to pick up his league-high seventh win of the season is a 3-0 victory over Princeton Tuesday night.

L.V. Ware singled twice, scored and knocked in the game-winning run in the fifth inning against the Bristol White Sox.

Danville’s offense woke up in the second game of the team’s doubleheader with Bristol on Saturday and the Braves were able to split the games with the White Sox on Saturday in Bristol.

Mycal Jones trotted home from third with his right arm extended into the air, scoring the winning run on a wild pitch by Carlos Fortuna in the bottom of the ninth.

Another nightmarish start sent the Danville Braves to their third consecutive loss, 5-2, to the Bluefield Orioles on Sunday at Dan Daniel Park, tying their longest losing streak of the season.

Coming off a dominating three-game sweep at Johnson City, the Braves fell back to earth Friday night with a 9-6 loss at Bluefield in their road trip finale.

Bristol White Sox outfielder Brady Shoemaker tied the game in the ninth and later helped the White Sox take the final lead.

The Danville Braves scored twice in the first, second and third innings and cruised to a 6-3 victory against the Burlington Royals

Daniel Elorriaga-Matra has been tremendous behind the plate this season, having thrown out an Appalachian League-leading 50 percent (9-for-18) of base stealers this year.

The Danville Braves blew open an already comfortable lead with nine runs in the eighth inning en route to crushing Pulaski, 23-7, on Tuesday night.

Danville connected for 22 hits and scored in every inning but one

The Danville Braves rallied from an early two-run deficit to edge the Pulaski Mariners 4-3 on Monday night in Pulaski

Danville Braves right-handed pitcher Tyrelle Harris and outfielder Adam Milligan were promoted to Class A Rome before the D-Braves’ 3-2 loss to the Princeton Rays on Friday at Dan Daniel Park.