PULASKI, Va. – A new season of Pulaski River Turtles baseball is slated to begin Tuesday, June 6, on the road against the Bluefield Ridge Runners, with Opening Night at Calfee Park scheduled for Thursday, June 8, against the Danville Otterbots.
Released today, the 2023 Pulaski River Turtles schedule includes 24 home games, with 11 home games in June and 13 home games in July, with the regular season finale scheduled for Monday, July 31. In total, the 2023 schedule boasts 48 dates.
All home games will begin at 7 p.m. A collection of promotional nights will accentuate the action-packed schedule, headlined by the return of Agriculture Night, Saddle-Up Sunday and Circus Night.
Information on season ticket packages, box seating and individual game tickets for the 2023 season is forthcoming.
2023 will mark Pulaski’s 57th season fielding teams in the Appalachian League. The Pulaski River Turtles enjoyed a successful 2021 campaign in the league’s first season of collegiate wood-bat play, compiling a regular-season record of 32-22 and earning the East Division championship. The Greeneville Flyboys edged the River Turtles, 9-8, to earn the 2021 Appalachian League championship. The River Turtles followed up their maiden season with a solid second-place finish in the East Division in 2022.
The 2023 home schedule is below. For the full schedule, click here.
2023 Pulaski River Turtles home dates
June 8-9: Danville | July 1-2: Kingsport
June 10-11: Burlington | July 3: Princeton
June 13-14: Bluefield | July 6-7: Danville
June 20-21: Johnson City | July 13-14: Burlington
June 22-23: Bristol | July 15-16: Elizabethton
June 28: Princeton | July 22-23: Greeneville
July 30-31: Princeton
About the Pulaski River Turtles
Calfee Park opened in 1935 and was renovated for the organization’s first season under the ownership of the Shelor Motor Mile in 2015. The organization is celebrating its 57th season in the Appalachian League in 2023. Pulaski teams have a combined all-time record of 252-207 (248-199 regular season) in the Appalachian League, and boast five league championships: 1948, 1969, 1986, 1991 and 2013.
