Watch: Durham Bulls' Bob Seymour Has Big-Time Moment on Friday Against Jacksonville

At 24 homers, Seymour is closing in on Los Angeles Dodgers prospect and Oklahoma City Comets infielder/outfielder Ryan Ward (27) for the No. 1 home run total in Triple-A.

In July, Seymour has five home runs, including a two-homer game against the Norfolk Tides on July 4. Seymour has logged four multi-home run games this season.

Selected by the Tampa Bay Rays with the 401st pick in the 13th round of the 2021 MLB Draft out of Wake Forest, Seymour, 26, continues to dominate with a bat in his hands. He also leads the International League in RBIs (76). 

The 2019 Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year and RBI leader has been instrumental in the Bulls' success, who currently sit in first place in the International League with a 60-38 (.612) full-season record after Friday night’s 4-2 win over the Jumbo Shrimp. Currently, the only team in Triple-A with a better record is Oklahoma City of the Pacific Coast League at 62-37 (.626).

Seymour will have a chance to tack on to his home run total when the Bulls face Jacksonville in the fifth game of a six-game set on Saturday at 6:35 p.m. ET.

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