Bill Vilona
Senior Writer, Pensacola Blue Wahoos at MLB
Senior writer for Pensacola Blue Wahoos/Studer55
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2 weeks 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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2 weeks ago |
northescambia.com | Bill Vilona
May 19, 2025 written by Bill VilonaBlue Wahoos catcher Sam Praytor extended his arms outward, then welcomed two teammates dumping an ice bucket of energy drink over his head. “I think if it were (just) water, it would be better,” said Praytor, smiling during the on-field, post-game interview. On the hottest afternoon game this season, any momentary discomfort could be enjoyed.
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3 weeks ago |
northescambia.com | Bill Vilona
May 17, 2025 written by Bill VilonaLefthander Adam Laskey completed six innings Friday night for the first time in his five-year pro career. If only he could take back one of the 94 pitches he threw. Laskey hung a curveball with the bases loaded in the fifth inning that Rocket City’s Denzer Guzman drove into the gap for a 3-run double, and it proved decisive in the Trash Pandas’ 4-2 victory against Pensacola before a capacity crowd (5,038) at Blue Wahoos Stadium.
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3 weeks ago |
northescambia.com | Bill Vilona
May 16, 2025 written by Bill VilonaThe Blue Wahoos opted to take batting practice Thursday under the stadium at their indoor facility, then curtailed pregame workouts 30 minutes early. All of a sudden, their offense turned on brighter than Christmas tree lights. A day after enduring a 9-0 defeat, Pensacola matched that run total with eight different players reaching base multiple times to win a 9-6 slugfest against the Rocket City Trash Pandas at Blue Wahoos Stadium.
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3 weeks ago |
northescambia.com | Bill Vilona
May 14, 2025 by Bill VilonaThe Blue Wahoos didn’t have much to celebrate on the end of their road trip. They got some relief Tuesday night back home. With their offense still in a slumber, the Blue Wahoos got clutch pitching, then a game-winning, two-out single from Johnny Olmstead in the 11th inning for a 3-2 walk-off win against the Rocket City Trash Pandas to end a five-game losing streak.
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