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Thursday, May 22, 2025
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Hall's Nashville Complete Comeback for Walk-Off Win
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 Hall (56) & teammates Celebrate IslandStats.com
The RailRiders, the Triple-A affiliate of the New York Yankees, had taken an early 2-1 lead after the second inning and extended that to a comfortable 5-1 advantage by the end of the fourth. Former Sound Alex Jackson further compounded Nashville's woes with his second home run of the game in the top of the seventh, pushing the score to 6-1.
However, Nashville's fightback began in earnest in the bottom of the seventh. Nick Kahle collected his second and third RBIs of the game with a crucial one-out hit. With the bases loaded, Bobby Dalbec then brought the Sounds within one run with a two-RBI single of his own. Ernesto Martinez completed the comeback, knotting the score at 6-6 with an RBI single, although the Sounds were unable to capitalise on the bases-loaded situation to take the lead.
After tying the game, Nashville's bullpen stepped up to keep the RailRiders at bay. Ryan Middendorf worked a scoreless eighth, pitching around a two-out walk. Vinny Nittoli then delivered two high-leverage innings, stranding a runner in scoring position in the top of the ninth. Nittoli continued his impressive work in the top of the tenth, striking out two after a stolen base put the potential go-ahead run on third with no outs. Nashville had a golden opportunity to win it in the bottom of the tenth after loading the bases with just one out, but they couldn't bring the winning run home.
Garrett Stallings took over pitching duties for the Sounds in the 11th and delivered a crucial scoreless inning, striking out the side after the RailRiders had runners on the corners with nobody out.
With two outs and two strikes in the bottom of the 11th, Eddie Rosario stepped up and roped a changeup off the top of the right-field wall for the game-winning RBI single, completing the Sounds' stunning comeback and securing their first walk-off victory of the season in dramatic fashion.
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Wednesday, May 21, 2025
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Hall's Contribution Helps Nashville SweepDoubleheader
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Adam Hall played a key role as his Nashville Sounds teammates swept a doubleheader against the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders on Wednesday night at AutoZone Park. In the first-ever meeting between these two teams, both of whom entered the day as top-ten sides in the International League for ERA, pitching was the order of the day, with the Sounds ultimately securing a pair of tight victories.
In the opening game, a seven-inning affair, Hall and his Nashville teammates shut out the RailRiders 3-0. Hall contributed offensively, going 1 for 2 from the plate and also scoring a run.
Hall's key moment in the opener came in the bottom of the third inning. After singling on a ground ball to centre field and advancing Raynel Delgado to second, Hall then scored the Sounds' second run when Bobby Dalbec followed up with a line drive single to centre field. Earlier in the inning, Delgado had scored on a groundout by Jimmy Herron after Hall's single. Hall's only other at-bat in the game saw him ground out in the bottom of the fifth.
The nightcap proved to be an even closer contest, with Nashville edging Scranton/Wilkes-Barre by a narrow 2-1 scoreline.
Hall continued his solid night at the plate in Game two, once again going 1 for 2. While his first appearance saw him ground out in the bottom of the third, his crucial contribution came in the bottom of the fifth inning with the scoreline finely balanced at 1-1. Hall hit his second triple of the season, a ground ball that found its way to left field. Freddy Zamora then stepped up and hit a sacrifice fly to right field, allowing Hall to score the winning run for the Nashville Sounds.
Hall's contributions both with the bat and on the base paths proved vital as the Nashville Sounds secured a hard-fought doubleheader sweep over the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders.
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Sunday, May 18, 2025
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Hall's Nashville Sounds Fall to Redbirds
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Adam Hall and his Nashville Sounds teammates suffered a 10-6 defeat at the hands of the Memphis Redbirds in front of a crowd of 2,305 fans at AutoZone Park.
The Sounds, the Triple-A affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers and current leaders of the International League West, fell to their 18th loss of the season.
The Sounds will be disappointed to have conceded ten runs, despite putting six on the board themselves. The loss will be a setback as they aim to maintain their lead in the International League West standings.
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Saturday, May 17, 2025
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Hall Absent as Nashville Sounds Hold Off Redbirds Fightback
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Adam Hall was not in the lineup for the Nashville Sounds as they secured their 27th win of the season, defeating the Memphis Redbirds 4-3 on a clear evening at AutoZone Park. Despite a late surge from the home side, the Sounds held on to take the victory.
Playing in 86-degree heat, Nashville appeared to be cruising to a comfortable win, holding a 4-1 lead heading into the bottom of the ninth inning. However, the Memphis Redbirds mounted a spirited fightback in the final frame, threatening to snatch a dramatic victory.
Despite the late pressure, the Nashville Sounds' pitching and defense held firm, allowing them to survive the Redbirds' rally and record the 4-3 win. While Adam Hall's offensive contributions were missed on this occasion, his teammates stepped up to secure another valuable victory for the Triple-A affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers. The Sounds will be looking to continue their winning ways as the series against the Redbirds progresses.
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Thursday, May 15, 2025
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Hall Helps Nashville Edge Memphis for Series Lead
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Adam Hall and his Nashville Sounds teammates continued their strong run against the Memphis Redbirds, securing their third victory in just 24 hours with a 3-1 win on Thursday afternoon. This latest triumph gives the Sounds, the Triple-A affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers, a commanding three-game lead in the six-game series.
While the offensive fireworks of Wednesday's doubleheader were less prominent, the pitching of Jacob Misiorowski once again took centre stage. The right-hander delivered a dominant performance, working a career-high seven innings and allowing just a single run, although he didn't factor into the decision.
Memphis managed to score first, registering their only run of the series so far with a solo home run off the bat of Thomas Saggese in the bottom of the first inning. However, Misiorowski quickly regained control, retiring eight of the next nine batters he faced. A leadoff walk in the fourth inning briefly threatened, but MLB Pipeline's No. 72 overall prospect responded with a fly out and induced an inning-ending double play to navigate through four innings with only two hits conceded.
Outfielder Adam Hall's contributions on the day were more focused on late-game impact. He grounded out in the top of the second and struck out swinging in the top of the fourth. In the top of the sixth, Hall grounded out to first base. However, with the score locked at 1-1 in the top of the ninth inning and a runner on first, Hall delivered a crucial single on a ground ball to left field, advancing Wes Clarke to second. Freddy Zamora followed with a sacrifice bunt, moving Clarke to third and Hall to second. Jimmy Herron then stepped up and singled on a line drive to left field, scoring Clarke and advancing Hall to third. Nick Kahle followed with a sacrifice bunt of his own, allowing Hall to score an insurance run and seal the 3-1 victory for the Nashville Sounds.
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