Bill Vilona
Senior Writer, Pensacola Blue Wahoos at MLB
Senior writer for Pensacola Blue Wahoos/Studer55
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1 week ago |
northescambia.com | Bill Vilona
June 20, 2025 written by Bill VilonaJake Buxton waited nearly two years for his pitching return with the Blue Wahoos. Unfortunately for him, fate wasn’t kind. Buxton, a righthander, had a scorching line drive ricochet off his side in the second inning, forcing him out of the game and igniting a big inning for the Montgomery Biscuits they carried into an eventual 7-6 victory Thursday against the Blue Wahoos.
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1 week ago |
northescambia.com | Bill Vilona
June 18, 2025 written by Bill VilonaPensacola, Fla. – Extra-inning drama had always gone the Blue Wahoos’ way at home this season. That good fortune ended Tuesday in a near-miss way. The Blue Wahoos had Grant Richardson thrown out at the plate in a close play Richardson thought he made for the tying run, but it proved decisive in the Montgomery Biscuits’ 4-3 win Tuesday to begin their week-long series at Blue Wahoos Stadium.
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2 weeks ago |
northescambia.com | Bill Vilona
June 8, 2025 written by Bill VilonaThe Blue Wahoos turned another game into a battle of the bullpens. That scenario has worked well for them. After twice tying the game from 2-run deficits, the Blue Wahoos manufactured an eighth-inning run and had dominant closer Josh Ekness finish the night for a 5-4 victory against the Columbus Clingstones, delighting the usual capacity crowd (5,038) on a Fireworks Saturday at Blue Wahoos Stadium.
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3 weeks ago |
northescambia.com | Bill Vilona
June 4, 2025 written by Bill VilonaThe Blue Wahoos have started June by replicating the elements which won in the past. Getting stellar pitching and defense, combined with the kind of timely, two-out hits missing in May, the Blue Wahoos put back-to-back wins together following Tuesday’s 4-2 victory against the Columbus Clingstones to begin a homestand at Blue Wahoos Stadium.
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1 month ago |
northescambia.com | Bill Vilona
May 21, 2025 written by Bill VilonaThrough five innings and two turns complete into Birmingham’s lineup, the Blue Wahoos’ Jacob Miller was spinning superlatives. The third trip became rocky and led to the Barons’ eventual 6-2 victory Tuesday night that began a six-game series against two co-division leaders at Blue Wahoos Stadium.
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