Bill Vilona

3 weeks ago | northescambia.com | Bill Vilona

April 23, 2025 written by Bill VilonaProducing two-out, run-scoring hits has been a staple of the Blue Wahoos’ early-season success. They could not buy one Tuesday. It cost them a game. The Knoxville Smokies broke a tie game without a hit in the eighth inning and held on for a 2-1 victory against the Blue Wahoos to begin a series that matched the Southern League division leaders at Blue Wahoos Stadium. It became a frustrating night for the Blue Wahoos.

1 month ago | northescambia.com | Bill Vilona

April 14, 2025 by Bill VilonaGetting a fast start Sunday proved enough for the Blue Wahoos to finish a nine-game, season-opening homestand in a desired position. After scoring three runs in the first inning, then taking a 4-0 lead into the middle innings, Blue Wahoos pitcher Luis Palacios was flawless in a rare relief role to seal a 4-3 victory and series win against the Montgomery Biscuits.

1 month ago | oursportscentral.com | Bill Vilona

April 11, 2025 - Southern League (SL)Pensacola Blue Wahoos News ReleasePensacola, Fla. - The Blue Wahoos have a promotional ice cream giveaway whenever a Pensacola pitcher first records three strikeouts in an inning. Adam Laskey caused a reorder. Laskey struck out the first six batters he faced, and nine total over 4.0 innings, but the Montgomery Biscuits got enough big hits later for a 3-2 victory Friday night against the Blue Wahoos to even the week-long series.

1 month ago | northescambia.com | Bill Vilona

April 10, 2025 written by Bill VilonaFor the first time in five games, the Blue Wahoos were in a mid-game hole. They weren’t able to climb out. The Montgomery Biscuits jumped to an early lead, extended it to 5-1 in the sixth inning and went on to a 6-3 victory that ended the Blue Wahoos’ unbeaten start to the season at Blue Wahoos Stadium. The Biscuits (3-1) produced 10 hits against Pensacola pitching, the most allowed in the Blue Wahoos’ (4-1) first five games.

1 month ago | northescambia.com | Bill Vilona

April 9, 2025 written by Bill VilonaBlue Wahoos catcher Joe Mack had a couple of hard-hit outs in his first two games to start this season. Fate changed his way Tuesday. Mack blasted a two-run homer—part of a three-hit, three-RBI night—then got a birds-eye view behind the plate of reliever Josh Ekness’ clutch relief as the Blue Wahoos held on for a 5-4 victory against the Montgomery Biscuits, going 4-0 to start 2025 at Blue Wahoos Stadium. The game began a six-game series between the teams.