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Thursday, August 14, 2025
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Hall Placed on Shuckers 7-Day Injured List
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The Biloxi Shuckers and Milwaukee Brewers have announced that Bermudian outfielder Adam Hall has been placed on the 7-Day Injured List. The move comes as a blow to the Shuckers' offense, given Hall's significant contributions since re-joining the team.
Hall has been a key player for Biloxi, featuring in 29 games and becoming a consistent force at the plate. In 94 at-bats, he has registered 24 hits, good for a .255 batting average, and has scored 15 runs.
His ability to get on base has been a particular highlight, boasting a .360 on-base percentage. Hall has also been a productive force with 10 runs batted in, five doubles, and 29 total bases. His speed on the basepaths has been a major asset, with 12 stolen bases since his return, making him a constant threat to opposing teams.
The Shuckers will now have to adjust their lineup as they await Hall's return from injury.
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Monday, August 04, 2025
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Hall in Form as Biloxi Shuckers Prepare for Play-offs
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The Biloxi Shuckers are gearing up for a post-season run, with the club announcing its 2025 Southern League playoff ticket package. The team, which clinched a playoff spot by winning the first-half of the Southern Division, is set to host games at Keesler Federal Park in September.
As the team prepares for the push for the title, Bermuda born Adam Hall has been in impressive form since his return to the club.
Since re-joining the Shuckers, Hall has featured in 29 games and has been a key contributor to the offence. In 94 at-bats, he has registered 24 hits, a .255 batting average, and scored 15 runs.
His ability to get on base has been a particular highlight, boasting a .360 on-base percentage. Hall has also been a productive force with 10 runs batted in, five doubles, and 29 total bases. In addition, his speed on the basepaths has been a major asset, with 12 stolen bases since his return.
With the playoffs scheduled to begin on September 16th, Hall's consistent production will be a crucial factor for the Shuckers as they chase a Southern League Championship.
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Friday, July 25, 2025
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Hall & Shuckers Rally Late to Down Trash Pandas
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A masterful performance from starting pitcher Tate Kuehner and a decisive two-run eighth inning propelled Adam Hall and his Biloxi Shuckers teammates to a thrilling 3-2 comeback victory over the Rocket City Trash Pandas at Keesler Federal Park on Friday night. The win not only secured a crucial series triumph but also saw the Shuckers make Southern League history on two fronts.
Kuehner was in dominant form from the outset, carving through the Trash Pandas lineup with precision. The left-hander fanned six batters, reaching a significant personal milestone by becoming the first pitcher in the Southern League this season to record 100 strikeouts. His stellar outing kept the Shuckers in contention throughout a tightly contested affair.
The Shuckers initially drew first blood in the fourth inning when Jheremy Vargas delivered a clutch RBI single, sending Darrien Miller home from second base to give Biloxi a 1-0 lead. This narrow advantage held firm until the seventh inning, when a moment of misfortune allowed Rocket City to snatch the lead. A wild pitch and a subsequent throwing error saw the Trash Pandas push across two runs, turning the tables to make it 2-1.
However, the Shuckers, known for their resilience, refused to yield. The bottom of the eighth inning ignited their comeback charge. Ethan Murray led off with a walk, setting the stage for Zavier Warren. Warren then unleashed a powerful ground-rule double to left-center field, effortlessly scoring Murray and knotting the game at 2-2. The momentum was firmly with Biloxi.
With the game tied and a runner on, Hall stepped to the plate. Hall, who finished the night 1-for-4, hit a ground ball to third base. The Trash Pandas' third baseman misplayed the ball, committing a crucial fielding error that allowed Warren to sprint home from second, putting the Shuckers ahead 3-2. The home crowd erupted as Biloxi completed their dramatic turnaround.
The victory marked the Shuckers' 30th home win of the season, making them the first team in the Southern League to reach that impressive tally. They will look to carry this momentum into Saturday night's contest, with first pitch scheduled for 6:05 p.m. at Keesler Federal Park.
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Thursday, July 24, 2025
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Hall's Shuckers Split Doubleheader with Trash Pandas
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Ethan Murray's crucial sixth-inning go-ahead home run in game two helped Adam Hall and his Biloxi Shuckers teammates to a doubleheader split against the Rocket City Trash Pandas at Keesler Federal Park on Thursday night.
The Shuckers fell 5-1 in game one before bouncing back with a 3-1 win in game two, securing their second doubleheader split of the season.
During the twin-bill, Zavier Warren etched his name into the Shuckers' history books by appearing in his 82nd consecutive game. This new franchise record (since 2018) surpasses Brock Wilken's previous streak of 81, set in 2024, highlighting Warren's remarkable consistency and durability.
Bermudian Adam Hall featured in both contests. He went 0 for 3 in the first game. However, he contributed in game two, going 1 for 2 with a single on a line drive to center field in the second inning, getting on base for the Shuckers.
The series continues on Friday at Keesler Federal Park, with first pitch scheduled for 6:35 p.m. Tate Kuehner is slated to start for the Shuckers against Mitch Farris for the Trash Pandas. The Shuckers will be looking to build on their game two victory and take the series lead.
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Tuesday, July 22, 2025
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Hall Watches Shuckers Grind Out Win Over Trash Pandas
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Adam Hall's Biloxi Shuckers teammates secured a hard-fought 5-2 victory over the Rocket City Trash Pandas at Keesler Federal Park on Tuesday night. While Bermudian Adam Hall was not in the lineup for this particular game, his team's patient approach at the plate and strong pitching performances were key to their success.
The Shuckers demonstrated excellent plate discipline, drawing 11 walks to tie their season-high, and reached base a total of 19 times throughout the contest. This consistent pressure on the Trash Pandas' pitching ultimately paid dividends.
On the mound, Alexander Cornielle and Abdiel Mendoza delivered strong outings, keeping the Rocket City bats largely in check.
With this win, the Shuckers continue to build momentum as they progress through their season. They will look to maintain their form when they continue the series on Wednesday at 6:35 p.m. at Keesler Federal Park. K.C. Hunt is slated to start for the Shuckers, facing off against Samuel Aldegheri for the Trash Pandas.
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