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Final: DSL Marlins 5, DSL Brewers 6 DSL Brewers Box Score The Brewers extended their winning streak to four, with a 6-5 walk-off win. Nelson Hernandez started and went 5.2 innings, allowing four runs. Jesus Brea worked the final 3.1, allowing just an unearned run and picked up the win. Bismar Nunez went 2-for-4 with a double while Adolfo Morillo also added a pair of hits. DSL Brewers Game Log DSL Brewers Bottom of the 9th Bismar Nunez singles on a ground ball to shortstop Marcos Rivera. Marcos Pinero out on a sacrifice bunt, first baseman Welbin Bautista to second baseman Leisman Acosta. Bismar Nunez to 2nd. Brayan Ulloa intentionally walks Javier Castillo. Bryan Torres reaches on a fielding error by second baseman Leisman Acosta. Bismar Nunez scores. Javier Castillo to 2nd.

Final: Pensacola 1, Biloxi 4 Lopez, Phillips guide Shuckers past Blue Wahoos in series opener Jorge Lopez tossed eight shutout innings and Brett Phillips finished a homer shy of the cycle Wednesday Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/0/7/0/142832070/cuts/8S1A2323_1_zn3ephfa_aptwf2m3.JPG Jorge Lopez picked up his 11th win on Wednesday and 13th quality start (M.K. Krebs) BILOXI, MS – For the first time since July 9, the Biloxi Shuckers took the opener of a series with a 4-1 victory over the Pensacola Blue Wahoos on Wednesday night in front of a crowd of 1,955 at MGM Park. Biloxi starting pitcher Jorge Lopez turned in his 13th quality start, tossing eight shutout innings and Brett Phillips reached base safely five times Wednesday, finishing 4-for-4, a homer shy of the cycle. Lopez (11-5) made his 21st start of the season and hit the ground running, as the 22-year-old worked around two base runners in the first before striking out the side. The Puerto Rico native shut down the Blue Wahoos’ offense, allowing just four hits over eight shutout innings, walking two, while striking out eight on 107 pitches. The eight innings matched a season and career-high. Biloxi (22-23) rallied with two outs in the second to score the first run of the game. After fly outs by Taylor Green (0x4) and Tyrone Taylor (0x3, BB), Adam Weisenburger (2x3, RBI, R, BB) drew a walk and moved over to third on a single by Lopez. Phillips started his hot night at the plate, following with a hard-hit double to right to bring home Weisenburger. The Shuckers were back at it in the third to expand their lead to three. Nathan Orf (1x3, R, BB) started the frame with a single and came all the way around to score on Nick Ramirez’s (1x4, RBI, R, 2B) two-bagger to center. A free pass to Victor Roache (2x3, RBI BB) put two on, and Weisenburger came up with a run-scoring knock to right, plating Ramirez for the three-run advantage. Phillips smacked a fly ball into right that missed the glove of a diving Juan Duran and rolled all the way to the wall for a leadoff triple in the fourth. Roache drove Phillips home two outs later to open up the Shuckers’ lead to four. With just a homerun to go for the cycle in his final at-bat, Phillips stepped up to the plate in the eighth and singled into right to finish the night with a perfect, 4-for-4 performance, raising his average to .300 since joining the Shuckers. The 21-year-old tied team highs with four hits in a game and four consecutive plate appearances with a hit. Pensacola (26-20) broke up the shutout in the ninth on Jesse Winker’s 10th homerun of the season to start the final inning against Manny Barreda (IP, R, H, BB, SO). Biloxi will look for a two-game lead in the five-game set on Thursday night. RHP Adrian Houser (0-0, 3.27) will make his third start as a member of the Shuckers, while RHP Sal Romano (0-0, 9.64) seeks his first win at the Double-A level for the Blue Wahoos. First pitch is scheduled for 6:40 p.m., with coverage beginning at 6:25 p.m. on 1240-AM WGCM, 1580-AM WPMO and the Biloxi Shuckers Radio Network. Fans can also listen to the game using the TuneIn Radio app or by going to http://www.biloxishuckers.com. Biloxi Box Score Biloxi Game Log Lopez allowed a hit and a walk in the first, but struck out the side Pensacola Top of the 1st Bryson Smith strikes out swinging. Alex Blandino strikes out swinging. Jesse Winker singles on a line drive to center fielder Brett Phillips. Marquez Smith walks. Jesse Winker to 2nd. Juan Duran strikes out swinging.

DSL Brewers 3, DSL Marlins 2 DSL Brewers Box Score The Brewers won their third straight, defeating the Marlins 3-2. Rodrigo Benoit started and nearly went the distance, working in to the ninth inning. He allowed two runs in 8.1 innings, improving to 5-1 on the season. Juan Diaz came on in the ninth and got the final two outs to pick up his fourth save. Franly Mallen, who has been on fire at the plate lately, extended his hitting streak to nine games. He reached base in four of his five plate appearances with a walk two singles and a double and is 10-for-19 over his last five games. Anderson Jesus and Nicol Valderrey each had two hits while Jay Feliciano added a triple. 18-year-old Puerto Rican outfielder Bryan Torres made his Brewers debut, going 0-for-3 with a walk and a stolen base. DSL Brewers Game Log

Final: Mississippi 10, Biloxi 3 M-Braves blast by Shuckers 10-3 on Tuesday to take series Biloxi drops back-to-back series' for the first time since May Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/4/8/8/142615488/cuts/8S1A8437_972d7mn3_r2t6ffbg.JPG Starter Hobbs Johnson issued his third quality start on Tuesday night in the 10-3 loss (M.K. Krebs) BILOXI, MS - The Biloxi Shuckers dropped their second consecutive rubber match with a 10-3 loss to the Mississippi Braves in front of a crowd of 1,990 at MGM Park on Tuesday evening. The series defeat is the second time the Shuckers have fallen in back-to-back series in their inaugural season, and first since losing to the Braves and Jackson Generals from May 6 to the 15. The M-Braves blasted three more home runs, giving the Atlanta Braves' affiliate 11 in eight games at MGM Park, 35% over their season total of 31, in 113 games. Despite the loss, the Shuckers maintain a 10-8 lead in the Magnolia State series and will play five more games at Trustmark Park, August 28 through September 1. Biloxi trails the M-Braves and Pensacola Blue Wahoos by 4.5 games with 25 games to play, including 15 with teams in front of them in the standings. Biloxi (21-23) jumped out to an early lead with a run in the first. Brett Phillips (1x4, 2 R, 2B, BB, SB) started the inning with a walk, swiped second for his first stolen base as a Shucker and advanced to third on an errant throw by catcher Braeden Schleheuber. Nathan Orf (2x4, 2 RBI, R, 2B) brought the runner home with a liner to right go put the home team ahead, 1-0. Mississippi (27-19) grabbed the lead in the fourth after Levi Hyams walked to start the frame. A single by Kevin Ahrens and a walk to KD Kang loaded the bases with nobody out for the Braves. Hobbs Johnson (7-6) struck out Sean Godfrey for the first out of the inning, but Rio Ruiz tied the game with a sacrifice fly to center. Schleheuber doubled to center to bring home Ahrens and Kang, putting the Shuckers in a 3-1 hole. The southpaw picked up his third quality start of the season by working the minimum six innings, and allowing the maximum of three runs. The North Carolina alum walked five and struck out four in his 21st start of the season. The score stayed the same into the seventh until Mississippi again broke out the long ball, lifting two homeruns off of reliever Martin Viramontes (IP, 4 R, 4 H) for four runs to extend the Shuckers' deficit to six. Drew Gagnon (2.0 IP, 3 R, 3 H, BB, 4 SO) made his second appearance since being transferred to Biloxi in the eighth, and the Braves greeted him with a three-run shot off the bat of Matt Lipka to increase the lead to 10-1. Mississippi came into the series with just 23 homeruns as a team coming into the five-game set, and ended up hitting eight in the five games against Biloxi at MGM Park. The Shuckers used three doubles in the home-half of the eighth to bring in two runs and cut into the Braves' lead. Phillips started things off with a double. Two batters later, Orf drove in his second run of the game with the second double of the inning for Biloxi. Victor Roache (2x3, RBI, 2B, BB) drove in Orf with a double to center to bring the Shuckers within 10-3. Biloxi welcomes the Pensacola Blue Wahoos to MGM Park for the first time ever to start a five-game series beginning on Wednesday. RHP Jorge Lopez (10-5, 2.62) will start the opener for the Shuckers, while the Blue Wahoos send out Daniel Wright (8-8, 4.62). First pitch is scheduled for 6:40 p.m., with coverage beginning at 6:25 p.m. on 1240-AM WGCM, 1580-AM WPMO and the Biloxi Shuckers Radio Network. Fans can also listen to the game using the TuneIn Radio app or by going to http://www.biloxishuckers.com Biloxi Box Score Biloxi Game Log

Final: DSL Brewers 10, DSL Tigers 4 DSL Brewers Box Score The Brewers scored ten runs in the first four innings as they beat the Tigers 10-4. Junior Flores started but lasted just 1.2 innings, allowing two runs. 19-year-old Joaquin De La Cruz came on in relief of Flores and tossed 3.1 scoreless innings to get the win. Left fielder Jay Feliciano came just a home run shy of a cycle, going 3-for-5 with a single, double and triple. Shortstop Franly Mallen reached base five times, collecting a single, triple, hit-by-pitch and two walks. First baseman Nicol Valderrey and catcher Sandy Martinez each chipped in a single and a double and right fielder Anderson Jesus went 1-for-3 with a double and three runs batted in. Jesus also recorded an outfield assist before being replaced in the bottom of the sixth inning. DSL Brewers Game Log

Final: Mississippi 4, Biloxi 5 Shuckers take seesaw battle over Braves, 5-4, forcing rubber match Tyrone Taylor and Orlando Arcia crack multi-hit games in the victory Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/3/8/0/142407380/cuts/8S1A7037_bmdteoni_hfugdfcx.JPG Tyrone Taylor had two hits and a stolen base in the 5-4 win over the Braves. (M.K. Krebs) BILOXI, MS - The Biloxi Shuckers withstood a power surge by the Mississippi Braves on Monday night, taking game four of the five-game series by a score of 5-4 in front of a crowd of 1,981 at MGM Park to force a fourth-consecutive rubber match. Tyrone Taylor and Orlando Arcia paced the offencse with two hits apiece as the Brewers' prospects have combined for 66 multi-hit games this season. The win improves Biloxi's record to 10-7 against the Braves this season and is the team's 15th victory at MGM Park (15-12). Biloxi waited until the third inning to pick up its first hit of the game, but made it count as they struck for two runs in the inning. Tyrone Taylor (2x4, 2 R, SB) singled to start the frame and moved to second with his ninth stolen base of the season, with Adam Weisenburger (1x2, R) at the plate. Weisenburger singled to put runners on the corners for Tyler Wagner, who put down a sacrifice bunt in front of the mound. The throw to first was in time to get Wagner for the first out of the inning, but the throw home by Kevin Ahrens sailed high of Matt Kennelly and out of play, allowing both base runners to score. The RBI was Wagner's fifth of the season. Mississippi worked deep counts against Wagner all night, striking out four times and drawing three walks before the fifth inning. In the fifth, the Braves put two runners on with one out after back-to-back singles by the eighth and ninth batters in the lineup, Matt Lipka and opposing pitcher John Gant. Shuckers' pitching coach Chris Hook came out for a meeting with his starter before Sean Godfrey sent the first pitch from Wagner onto Caillavet for a three-run homerun, putting Biloxi down a run. Wagner failed to make it past the fifth inning for the first time this season as a member of the Biloxi Shuckers, and walked a season-high four batters, while also striking out four on 95 pitches in just 4.2 innings. The Shuckers tied the game in the sixth with a two-out rally. Brett Phillips (1x4, R, 2B) doubled to start the inning and sat there for two batters before Brandon Macias (1x3, BB) drew a walk to put two on for Victor Roache (1x4, RBI), who ripped a single into right to bring in Phillips. The Braves used another long ball in the seventh to regain the lead over the Shuckers. Jed Bradley (2.0 IP, R, H) started the inning by retiring Emerson Landoni and Godfrey, but a two-out shot onto the berm in right field by Levi Hyams put Mississippi back out in front, 4-3. Not to be outdone, Biloxi used a two-out knock off the bat of Orlando Arcia (2x4, RBI) to score two runs and put the Shuckers back out in front. Taylor started things off with a single and moved over to second on a sacrifice bunt by Weisenburger. Nick Ramirez drew a walk to put two on for Phillips, who struck out swinging. With two outs, Arcia deposited a single into left field, bringing Taylor home from second. The throw home by Godfrey went out of play, allowing Ramirez to score the second run on the play and put Biloxi back in front, 5-4. Damien Magnifico (4-1) worked out of jam in the eighth after having runners on the corners and two outs, but induced a ground out to third by Godfrey to end the Braves' threat. Yhonathan Barrios (SV, 3) came out of the bullpen to close the game in the ninth and made quick work of the Braves, setting them down in order to secure his third save as a Shucker. Biloxi will try to take its third rubber match in its last four attempts on Tuesday night at MGM Park. LHP Hobbs Johnson (7-5, 3.31) will take the mound for the Shuckers, while the Braves will send out RHP Lucas Sims (0-2, 7.41). Tuesday will be Wiggins Community Night at MGM Park. First pitch is scheduled for 6:40 p.m., with coverage beginning at 6:25 p.m. on 1240-AM WGCM, 1580-AM WPMO and the Biloxi Shuckers Radio Network. Fans can also listen to the game using the TuneIn Radio app or by going to www.biloxishuckers.com. Biloxi Box Score Biloxi Game Log

Final: DSL Tigers 3, DSL Brewers 9 DSL Brewers Box Score Franly Mallen's eighth inning grand slam broke open a close game as the Brewers defeated the Tigers 9-3. 21-year-old Nattino Diplan started and got the win, going seven and allowing three runs. He allowed eleven hits but also struck out ten. Mallen finished the game 2-for-5 with four runs batted in. Third baseman Josue Herrera singled, doubled, homered and knocked in three runs. Second baseman Javier Castillo, designated hitter Bismar Nunez and catcher Dilson Fernandez each chipped in two hits. DSL Brewers Game Log DSL Brewers Bottom of the 8th Dilson Fernandez singles on a fly ball to left fielder Julio Martinez. With Josue Herrera batting, throwing error by Rusbell Cabrera on the pickoff attempt, Dilson Fernandez to 3rd. Josue Herrera singles on a fly ball to right fielder Allan Santos. Dilson Fernandez scores. Bismar Nunez walks. Josue Herrera to 2nd. Javier Castillo singles on a fly ball to center fielder Ariel Serrano. Josue Herrera to 3rd. Bismar Nunez to 2nd. Pitching Change: Juancito De la Cruz replaces Rusbell Cabrera. Franly Mallen hits a grand slam (4) to right field. Josue Herrera scores. Bismar Nunez scores. Javier Castillo scores. Anderson Jesus flies out to right fielder Allan Santos. Nicol Valderrey grounds out, third baseman Randel Alcantara to first baseman Bryan Tejeda. Jay Feliciano flies out to right fielder Allan Santos.

Final: Mississippi 2, Biloxi 1 (Game One) Final: Mississippi 6, Biloxi 7 (Game Two) Arcia's 10th inning walk-off completes biggest comeback in franchise history Shuckers comeback from down 6-2 to defeat Braves in the 10th inning Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/5/1/2/142260512/cuts/8S1A65811_6kimpt7q_ly68f934.jpg Orlando tries to avoid capture by teammates after a walk-off double in the 10th inning of Sunday's nightcap (M.K. Krebs) BILOXI, MS – The Biloxi Shuckers endured a strenuous day of roughly five hours’ worth of baseball at MGM Park on Sunday, wrapping up a suspended game from Saturday, followed by a full, nine-inning contest. Biloxi walked out with a split, but not without some patented MGM Park magic. In the nightcap, the Shuckers capped off the largest comeback in franchise history by scoring five runs over the final three innings to win 7-6 in 10 innings, courtesy of a walk-off double by Orlando Arcia, scoring Nathan Orf. It marked the sixth walk-off victory at MGM Park in 26 games and fifth in extra innings. Trailing 6-2 in the eighth inning, Biloxi improved to 1-36 when trailing after eight frames and the M-Braves dropped to 1-46 when leading after eight. Suspended Game: Mississippi 2, Biloxi 1 On Saturday night, Biloxi opened the scoring early after a leadoff walk to Josh Fellhauer 0x3, R, 2 BB) in the first led to Victor Roache’s (1x3, RBI, BB) two-out, RBI single to give the Shuckers a 1-0 lead. Shuckers’ starting pitcher Adrian Houser held the lead until the fifth inning. Braeden Schlehuber reached on a single to start the inning and made his way to third after back-to-back sacrifice bunts. Emerson Landoni tied the game with a RBI single to right field, bringing home Schlehuber. After David Rohm grounded out to shortstop to start the sixth, the skies opened up on Biloxi, causing the game to be suspended and completed on Sunday. When the game resumed, Brooks Hall (7-8) took over for Houser. The 22-year-old worked 5.1 innings due to the suspension, and allowed just one run on four hits and three strikeouts. Houser has nine strikeouts and has not issued a walk in two starts with the Shuckers. Biloxi had a chance to tie the game in the ninth as Roache walked to get things started and made it to third after back-to-back singles by Taylor Green (2x4, 2B) and Tyrone Taylor (2x2, 2 BB). But, an Adam Weisenburger (1x4) pop out and consecutive strikeouts to pinch hitter Brett Phillips (0x1) and Fellhauer ended the Shuckers’ threat and the game. KD Kang started the resumed game with a groundout to second, but a double by Kevin Ahrens and an infield single by Rio Ruiz got away from Nick Ramirez (0x2, BB) at first base on the throw by Orlando Arcia (0x4) from short, allowing Ahrens to score. Game 2: Biloxi 7, Mississippi 6 The MGM Park magic struck again for the Biloxi Shuckers in the nightcap in downtown Biloxi, as the Shuckers erased a four-run deficit and walked off a 7-6 winner over the Mississippi Braves. Nathan Orf (1x1, R) pinch hit for Yhonathan Barrios (1-0) with one out and singled back up the middle before a walk by Brett Phillips (1x3, RBI, R, 3B, BB) moved the runner into scoring position for Orlando Arcia (3x6, RBI, R). The 21-year-old shortstop drove a ball to deep center, over the head of Matt Lipka, allowing Orf to score and send the home crowd home happy. Josh Hader (1-1) took the mound for the Shuckers to start the regularly scheduled, nine-inning contest and allowed two runs in the first inning on a two-run double by KD Kang to put Biloxi in a two-run hole after half an inning. The Shuckers’ offense responded with a run in the first on a RBI single by Brandon Macias (2x4, 3 RBI, R, 2B, BB) to plate Josh Fellhauer (1x4, RBI, 2 R, BB) to cut the deficit in half. Biloxi was back at it in the second, piecing together extra-base hits in Parker Berberet’s (1x5, RBI, R, 2B) double with one out and a two-out triple from Phillips to tie the game at two. Mississippi would pull back ahead in the third with a two-out rally. The Braves loaded the bases with two outs and Sean Godfrey delivered with a two-run single, scoring David Rohm and Kang. The M-Braves tacked on runs in the fifth and seventh to put the Shuckers in a four-run hole. Barrios continued his dominance out of the bullpen after being acquired in a trade with the Pittsburgh Pirates. The 23-year-old worked the final two frames and gave up just one hit while striking out three on 17 pitches – 15 for strikes – en route to his first win as a Shucker. In four appearances with Biloxi, the converted infielder has not allowed a run in 6.1 innings. The Shuckers will look to even the series with the Braves on Monday night at MGM Park. RHP Tyler Wagner (9-5, 2.33) seeks to become the second 10-game winner on the Biloxi pitching staff, while RHP John Gant (2-0, 0.77) looks to remain perfect with Mississippi. First pitch is scheduled for 6:40 p.m., with coverage beginning at 6:25 p.m. on 1240-AM WGCM, 1580-AM WPMO and the Biloxi Shuckers Radio Network. Fans can also listen to the game using the TuneIn Radio app or by going to www.biloxishuckers.com. Biloxi Box Score (Game One) Biloxi Game Log (Game One) Biloxi Box Score (Game Two) Biloxi Game Log (Game Two)

Biloxi's game was suspended due to rain. It will be picked up tomorrow. Biloxi Box Score Biloxi Game Log

Final: DSL Braves 7, DSL Brewers 4 DSL Brewers Box Score It was a rare short outing for Carlos Luna who lasted just four innings, allowing three runs on five hits. 6'4" 20-year-old Yan De La Cruz tossed 2.2 innings of scoreless relief, allowing just one hit, but Isaac Silva gave up three runs, though only one was earned, in the top of the ninth and was charged with the loss. First baseman Nicol Valderrey led the offense, going 2-for-4 with a double and two runs batted in. Right fielder Anderson Jesus also had two hits for the Brewers. Franly Mallen tripled, walked and scored two runs. He started at second base before moving over to shortstop after Ignacio Otaño left the game after the sixth inning. DSL Brewers Game Log Not sure if it was injury related or something else, but Otaño was lifted after grounding out in the bottom of the sixth. He went 0-for-3 and has just two hits in his last 31 at bats. He also committed his 30th error of the season in the game. DSL Brewers Bottom of the 6th Defensive Substitution: Alex Aquino replaces shortstop Jeremy Fernandez, batting 7th, playing shortstop. Pitching Change: Bredio Vega replaces Deyvis Julian. Ignacio Otano grounds out, second baseman Luis Olmos to first baseman Terrence Josephina. Franly Mallen walks. Anderson Jesus grounds out, shortstop Alex Aquino to first baseman Terrence Josephina. Franly Mallen to 2nd. With Nicol Valderrey batting, Franly Mallen steals (3) 3rd base. Nicol Valderrey singles on a line drive to center fielder Shean Michel. Franly Mallen scores. Jay Feliciano called out on strikes.

Final: Mississippi 7, Biloxi 0 M-Braves hand Shuckers worst loss at MGM Park in 7-0 shutout Friday night Jorge Lopez suffered his fifth loss, but earned 12th quality start Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/6/0/4/141873604/cuts/8S1A2617_7k9asrdt_ldcbwnem.JPG Taylor Green had two of Biloxi's six hits on Friday night in the 7-0 loss to Mississippi. (M.K. Krebs) BILOXI, MS – The Biloxi Shuckers were shutout for the 10th time in their inaugural season after a 7-0 loss to the Mississippi Braves on Friday night in front of a crowd of 3,897 at MGM Park. The seven-run defeat is the largest setback suffered by Biloxi at MGM Park. Despite the loss, the Shuckers maintain an 8-6 advantage in the Magnolia State rivalry. Mississippi (24-17) cracked the scoreboard first with a two-run second. Back-to-back strikeouts by Shuckers’ starter Jorge Lopez (10-5) started a promising inning for the righty, but a single to Rio Ruiz and a hom erun off the bat of Kevin Ahrens put Biloxi in a 2-0 hole. Ahrens came in to the contest, 0-for-5 against Lopez, but changed that with a 3-for-3 performance on Saturday, coming a triple shy of the cycle. The Braves added onto their lead in the fourth, once again striking with two outs. A leadoff single from David Rohm was followed by a walk to KD Kang before Matt Kennelly and Ruiz were put out. Ahrens drove in his third run of the game with a single to right to plate Rohm, putting the Shuckers at a 3-0 disadvantage. Lopez’s loss was not indicative of his performance on the mound. In six innings, the 22-year-old allowed the three runs on four hits, two walks and struck out seven. The back-to-back winner of the Brewers Minor League Pitcher of the Month award did earn his 12th quality start of the season, allowing the maximum of three runs over the minimum of six innings. Drew Gagnon made his first appearance as a Shucker since being transferred from Triple-A Colorado Springs. In two innings, the 25-year-old allowed four runs on six hits and two walks. Jed Bradley took the mound in ninth for Biloxi (19-21) and worked a scoreless frame. Biloxi’s best scoring chance came in the second after Victor Roache (0x3, BB) reached on a fielder’s choice and moved over to third on a double by Taylor Green (2x4, 2B). But, back-to-back groundouts to third by Tyrone Taylor (0x4) and Parker Berberet (0x3) ended the threat. The 10-game homestand continues on Saturday with game two of the series with the M-Braves. Saturday features a Post-Game Fireworks Extravaganza, weather permitting and a special appearance by former Atlanta Braves’ relief pitcher John Rocker. RHP Adrian Houser (0-0, 4.76) will make his MGM Park debut, and face off against RHP Zack Bird (0-0, 0.00). First pitch is scheduled for 7:10 p.m., with coverage beginning at 6:50 p.m. on 1240-AM WGCM, 1580-AM WPMO and the Biloxi Shuckers Radio Network. Fans can also listen to the game using the TuneIn Radio app or by going to www.biloxishuckers.com. Biloxi Box Score Biloxi Game Log

Final: DSL Brewers 3, DSL Braves 5 DSL Brewers Box Score The Brewers managed three runs on just three hits as they lost to the Braves by a score of 5-3. Wuilder Rodriguez started on the mound for the Brewers and went five innings, giving up three runs on eight hits. Joaquin De La Cruz followed up Rodriguez and worked the final three frames. He gave up two runs, one earned and was charged with the loss. Franly Mallen had two of the Brewers three hits, going 2-for-4 with a double and a run scored. Mallen was at shortstop with Ignacio Otaño serving as the designated hitter and committed the lone Brewers error. Jay Feliciano walked and drove in a run and Anderson Jesus picked up the only other RBI. DSL Brewers Game Log

Final: Biloxi 2, Mobile 4 Shuckers drop rubber game to BayBears, 4-2 Orlando Arcia's eight-game hitting streak was snapped in the loss Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/8/7/6/141662876/cuts/DSC06986_hlybypqj_9f1257h4.JPG Hobbs Johnson suffered the loss on Thursday, striking out six in four innings (John Shadrick) MOBILE, AL - The Biloxi Shuckers dropped the rubber match on Thursday night to the Mobile BayBears, 4-2, at Hank Aaron Stadium. The loss puts Biloxi a game under .500 in the second half, heading into a 10-game home stand at MGM Park. The loss stops a string of two-straight series victories when winning the final three games. Mobile (24-15) plated the first run of the game in the third, using a two-out single by Garret Weber to take a 1-0 lead over Biloxi. Shuckers' starter Hobbs Johnson (7-5) lasted just four innings in a second consecutive start and struck out six while allowing the one run on three hits and three walks on 85 pitches. The BayBears added another run in the fifth off of reliever Martin Viramontes (2.0 IP, R, 2 H, 2 SO). Jack Reinheimer started the frame with a triple and came in to score on a sacrifice fly by Zach Borenstein. Biloxi (19-20) cracked the scoreboard in the sixth to pull within a run of Mobile. Nathan Orf (2x4, R) singled with one out and moved over to third on Taylor Green's (1x4, 2B) double. Victor Roach (0x4, RBI) grounded out to short, allowing Orf to score from third and put the Shuckers on the board. Manny Barreda (1.1 IP, R, 2 H, 2 SO) kept the Shuckers within a run after facing the minimum in the seventh, but was pulled after a one-out double by Gabirel Guerrero in the eighth. Jed Bradley (0.2 IP, R, H, BB, 2 SO) took over on the mound and struck out Rudy Flores for the second out and intentionally walked Ronnie Freeman, a .405 batter against lefties, to face Evan Marzilli. The move did not work, as Marzilli deposited a two-run double. BayBears starter John Omahen (6-0) continued to stay perfect for Mobile, allowing one run on five hits, two walks and a strikeout. Orlando Arcia went 0-for-3, snapping his eight-game hitting streak. Orf extended his hitting streak to four games while Brett Phillips has hit in three-straight. The Shuckers return home for a 10-game home-stand at MGM Park, beginning with a five-game set with the Mississippi Braves on Friday. RHP Jorge Lopez (10-4, 2.52) will look to tie the league lead with his 11th win of the season for Biloxi, and face against RHP Greg Ross (5-9, 4.42) for Mississippi. First pitch is scheduled for 7:10 p.m., with coverage beginning at 6:55 p.m. on 1240-AM WGCM, 1580-AM WPMO and the Biloxi Shuckers Radio Network. Fans can also listen to the game using the TuneIn Radio app or by going to http://www.biloxishuckers.com. Biloxi Box Score Biloxi Game Log

Final: DSL Rangers 3, DSL Brewers 6 DSL Brewers Box Score Nelson Hernandez pitched seven strong innings, giving up two earned runs, as the Brewers doubled up the Rangers 6-3. 22-year-old Juan Diaz struck out five over the final two innings to record the save. First baseman Nicol Valderrey collected three hits in five at bats to lead the Brewers offense. Right fielder Anderson Jesus and third baseman Javier Castillo each had two hits and left fielder Jay Feliciano homered for the second straight game. Franley Mallen and Ignacio Otaño each doubled and walked. DSL Brewers Game Log

Final: Biloxi 6, Mobile 2 Roache homers, drives in four to back Wagner in 6-2 win to even series The Shuckers have won two-straight and forced another series rubber match Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/4/6/2/141490462/cuts/8S1A6284_vahtrob5_lejvpmt9.JPG (M.K. Krebs) MOBILE, AL – Victor Roache ended an 0-for-9 stretch with a bang on Wednesday night, driving in four runs, including his 16th organizational homer in the Shuckers’ 6-2 victory over the Mobile BayBears at Hank Aaron Stadium. The win brings Biloxi back to .500 in the second half (18-18) and forces a third-straight series rubber match on Thursday night. For the first time this series, the Shuckers fell behind first after yielding a solo homerun in the second off the bat of Rudy Flores, falling into a 1-0 hole. That homer would be the only blip on Tyler Wagner’s line in his six innings of work. The Las Vegas, NV native, making his 19th start allowed one run on six hits, two walks and four strikeouts en route to his 14th quality start of the season and lowering his ERA to a league-best, 2.33. Biloxi (18-18, 62-54) took the lead in the fourth and never looked back behind Roache’s (3x4, HR, 4 RBI, R) two-run blast to left that snapped an 0-for-9 to start the series, and scored Orlando Arcia (1x4, 2 R, 2B) for a 2-1 lead. The Shuckers poured onto their lead in the sixth, sending nine batters to the plate in a four-run inning. Brett Phillips (1x4, R, 2B, BB) started the action with a walk and moved over to third on a double by Arcia, which was followed by a free pass to Nathan Orf (1x4, R, BB). Nick Ramirez (1x4, RBI, R, BB) walked to force in a run to give Biloxi a 3-1 edge. Roache drove in two more with a hard-hit single to center for a 5-1 advantage. A single by Brandon Macias (1x4) loaded the bases again for Tyrone Taylor (0x3, RBI), who’s sacrifice fly to left field brought home Ramirez to give the Shuckers a five-run lead. Arcia’s league-best 30th double extended his hitting streak to eight games. The 21-year-old is 13-for-29 over the streak. Manny Barreda came on to work the seventh for Biloxi and hit the first batter he faced in Raul Navarro and walked Evan Marzilli before retiring the next three batters to escape the inning, unscathed. Mobile added on a run in the eight with three consecutive singles by Zach Borenstein, Gabriel Guerrero and Flores to cut the Shuckers’ lead to four off of reliever Jacob Barnes. Yhonathan Barrios closed the game out with a perfect ninth, collecting a called third strike to end the game. Biloxi will look to take its third rubber match in as many series on Thursday night. Shuckers’ LHP Hobbs Johnson (7-4, 3.35) will face off against BayBears’ RHP John Omahen (5-0, 3.35). First pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m., with coverage beginning at 6:50 p.m. on 1240-AM WGCM, 1580-AM WPMO and the Biloxi Shuckers Radio Network. Fans can also listen to the game using the TuneIn Radio app or by going to http://www.biloxishuckers.com. Biloxi Box Score Biloxi Game Log The first six batters reached base safely in Biloxi's four run sixth inning. Biloxi Top of the 6th Brett Phillips walks. Orlando Arcia doubles (30) on a ground ball to right fielder Gabriel Guerrero. Brett Phillips to 3rd. Nathan Orf walks. Pitching Change: Dominic Leone replaces Blayne Weller, batting 9th. Nick Ramirez walks. Brett Phillips scores. Orlando Arcia to 3rd. Nathan Orf to 2nd. Victor Roache singles on a sharp line drive to left fielder Zach Borenstein. Orlando Arcia scores. Nathan Orf scores. Nick Ramirez to 2nd. Brandon Macias singles on a line drive to center fielder Socrates Brito. Nick Ramirez to 3rd. Victor Roache to 2nd. Tyrone Taylor out on a sacrifice fly to left fielder Zach Borenstein. Nick Ramirez scores. Adam Weisenburger called out on strikes. Tyler Wagner strikes out swinging.

Final: DSL Brewers 6, DSL Rangers2 0 DSL Brewers Box Score 21-year-old Rodrigo Benoit turned in his best start of the season, going the distance in a 6-0 shutout win over the Rangers. Benoit, who has gone at least six innings in each of his past seven starts, scattered four hits and struck out four without walking a batter to run his record to 4-1. Right fielder Jay Feliciano belted his first home run of the season. He also walked and scored a pair of runs. First baseman Nicol Valderrey and designated hitter Javier Castillo each went 2-for-5. Second baseman Franly Mallen singled, walked and was hit by a pitch and catcher Sandy Martinez added a double. DSL Brewers Game Log

Final: Biloxi 3, Mobile 0 Hader, Hall and Magnifco combine for three-hit shutout of BayBears Josh Hader strikes out nine, one shy of his career-high in Shuckers debut Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/1/4/0/141248140/cuts/DSC07495_9u8l2a0k_c5yh6gwf.JPG Damien Magnifico converted his 14th save on Tuesday night (John Shadrick) MOBILE, AL – The final piece of the trade that sent Carlos Gomez and Mike Fiers from the Milwaukee Brewers to the Houston Astros made his appearance on Tuesday night at Hank Aaron Stadium. Josh Hader dominated the Mobile BayBears in his first appearance as a Biloxi Shucker, guiding his new team to a 3-0, shutout over the Mobile BayBears. The shutout was the league-leading 12th for Biloxi and third in the last six games. Hader, Brooks Hall and Damien Magnifico combined for the three-hitter. Hader (1-0) followed in the footsteps of Monday night’s starter, Adrian Houser, by striking out the first batter he faced as a member of the Shuckers. Over five innings of work, the lefty gave up just one hit, walked one and struck out a season-high, nine, one shy of his career-high (10 on April 4, 2014) in his Milwaukee Brewers’ organizational debut. The 21-year-old from Maryland allowed multiple base runners in the first, but had just one BayBear reach base on a wdropped third strike in the fourth. Shuckers’ starters have allowed four runs in the first three games of the series on 11 hits, two walks and 18 strikeouts in 16.1 innings pitched. Biloxi (18-19) opened the scoring for the sixth consecutive game by jumping out to a fast start in the first inning. Brett Phillips (1x3, 2 R, BB) rocketed a triple into centerfield to start the game and came home to score on Orlando Arcia’s (2x4, RBI, 2B) double to give the Shuckers a quick, 1-0, lead. Nathan Orf (1x4, 2 RBI) padded on the Biloxi lead with a bases-loaded, two-out, two-run single in the fifth, plating Nick Shaw (1x3, R, BB) and Phillips before Arcia was thrown out at third. Orf has now brought in runs in his last three games, tallying five over that span. Arcia extended his hitting streak to seven games and is 12-for-25 over the streak, logging now 35 multi-hit games this season. Brooks Hall came out of the bullpen in the sixth and picked up where Hader left off, setting down the side in order in all three inning. In just his second relief appearance of the season, striking out two. Damien Magnifico (SV, 14) worked the ninth for his 16th save attempt. After getting a groundout to start the inning by Sean Jamieson, Jack Reinheimer and Socrates Brito pieced together back-to-back singles to break up a string of 14 consecutive BayBears set down in order by Biloxi pitching. A strikeout to Garret Weber and a groundout by Gabriel Guerrero ended the game and secured the shutout. The Shuckers dropped the first two games of their previous two series and won the next three. Biloxi now trails in the series 2-1 and trail in the overall season series with the BayBears, 9-11. The Shuckers will look to even up the series on Wednesday night and force a rubber match. RHP Tyler Wagner (8-5, 2.38) will take a two-game winning streak in which he’s allowed just two runs in 14 innings into the game three contest for Biloxi, while Mobile (23-14) will counter with RHP Blayne Weller (1-3, 5.61). First pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m., with coverage beginning at 6:50 p.m. on 1240-AM WGCM, 1580-AM WPMO and the Biloxi Shuckers Radio Network. Fans can also listen to the game using the TuneIn Radio app or by going to www.biloxishuckers.com. Biloxi Box Score Biloxi Game Log It took four outs to get out of the inning, but Hader recorded three of his nine punchouts in the fourth Mobile Bottom of the 4th Socrates Brito strikes out swinging. Garrett Weber flies out to right fielder Tyrone Taylor in foul territory. Gabriel Guerrero strikes out swinging. Wild pitch by pitcher Josh Hader. Gabriel Guerrero to 1st. Tom Belza called out on strikes.

Final: DSL Red Sox2 9, DSL Brewers 0 DSL Brewers Box Score The Brewers were shutout on just four hits, losing to the Red Sox 9-0. Starting pitcher Junior Flores suffered the loss, going 4.1 innings and giving up six runs. First baseman Nicol Valderrey had the lone extra-base hit, going 1-for-4 with a double while Julio Mendez, Henry Correa and Roosevert Chal each added a single. DSL Brewers Game Log Flores actually pitched farily well through the first four innings before the wheels fell off in the fifth. DSL Red Sox2 Top of the 5th Rafael Toribio singles on a line drive to center fielder Marcos Pinero. With Gerardo Carrizalez batting, Rafael Toribio steals (19) 2nd base. With Gerardo Carrizalez batting, wild pitch by Junior Flores, Rafael Toribio to 3rd. Gerardo Carrizalez flies out to right fielder Anderson Jesus. Freiberg Marin walks. Lorenzo Cedrola singles on a ground ball to right fielder Anderson Jesus. Rafael Toribio scores. Freiberg Marin to 2nd. Imeldo Diaz walks. Freiberg Marin to 3rd. Lorenzo Cedrola to 2nd. Stanley Espinal singles on a line drive to left fielder Henry Correa. Freiberg Marin scores. Lorenzo Cedrola to 3rd. Imeldo Diaz to 2nd. Juan Barriento singles on a ground ball to center fielder Marcos Pinero. Lorenzo Cedrola scores. Imeldo Diaz scores. Stanley Espinal to 3rd. Carlos Pulido walks. Juan Barriento to 2nd. Pitching Change: Boanerges Nova replaces Junior Flores. Juan Hernandez grounds into a force out, third baseman Josue Herrera to catcher Sandy Martinez. Stanley Espinal out at home. Juan Barriento to 3rd. Carlos Pulido to 2nd. Juan Hernandez to 1st. Rafael Toribio singles on a ground ball to left fielder Henry Correa. Juan Barriento scores. Carlos Pulido scores. Juan Hernandez to 2nd. Gerardo Carrizalez grounds into a force out, shortstop Ignacio Otano to second baseman Julio Mendez. Rafael Toribio out at 2nd.

Final: Biloxi 3, Mobile 4 Shuckers fall on walk-off wild pitch in the ninth Adrian Houser debuts and allows three runs over 5.2 innings with six strikeouts Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/2/8/2/141015282/cuts/DSC07143_u7jkiazl_bssg0vhd.JPG MOBILE, AL - The Biloxi Shuckers had opportunities to take a late lead over the Mobile BayBears, but a walk-off wild pitch, with the bases loaded in the ninth was the difference in the 4-3 defeat on Monday night at Hank Aaron Stadium. This is the third consecutive series that tthe Shuckers have dropped the first two games, with Biloxi winning the final three contests in each of the previous two sets. Martin Viramontes (0-1) took the mound to start the ninth and permitted a leadoff single to Mark Thomas. A sacrifice bunt by Tom Belza moved the runner into scoring position. An infield single by Evan Marzilli and a walk to Jack Reinheimer loaded the bases for Zach Borenstein, who hit a sharp liner to Nathan Orf at third for the second out. With Garrett Weber at the plate, a wild pitch by Viramontes allowed Thomas to score from third for the winning run. Monday was just the second time the Shuckers have been walked-off against in their inaugural season. Adrian Houser, making his Shuckers and Brewers' organization debut started the bottom of the first by striking out the first batter he faced in Marzilli, and scattered four hits in the first five innings while striking out five. Mobile (23-13) tied things up at three with a one-out, three-run home run by Socrates Brito. Houser struck out Raul Navarro for his final out of the game before being replaced in a double switch for Jed Bradley (IP, H, SO). Houser came over from Houston last Thursday in a trade that sent Carlos Gomez and Mike Fiers to the Astros. The 22-year-old allowed three runs on seven hits, no walks and six strikeouts. The former second-round pick becomes the first Biloxi starter to toss more than five innings and not walk a batter since Tyler Wagner accomplished the feat on July 1 against the Mississippi Braves. Biloxi (16-18) offered Milwaukee Brewers' fans a glimpse of the future with a two-out rally in the third to grab the early lead. Orlando Arcia's (2x3, RBI, 2 R, 2B, BB) double followed a walk to Brett Phillips (0x3, R, 2 BB) to bring home the first run of the game for the Shuckers. Arcia swiped third for his first stolen base of the game with Orf (2x3, 2 RBI, 3B, BB) at the plate, who promptly tripled to center to give Biloxi a 2-0 lead. A two-out walk to Arcia sparked another rally in the fifth, as the 20-year-old stole second and came around to score on a single by Orf for a 3-0 advantage over the BayBears. Arcia extended his hitting streak to six games and has five steals over his last four games, moving him up to 20 on the season. The Shuckers had a chance to retake the lead in the eighth with a leadoff single by Arcia and a walk to Orf, but back-to-back strikeouts to Nick Ramirez (0x3, BB) and Victor Roache (0x4) made two outs before Tyrone Taylor (0x3) flew out to right field to end the threat. Biloxi will look to avoid dropping the series at Mobile on Tuesday night after back-to-back one-run losses. Newcomer LHP Josh Hader (0-0, --) will make his first start as a member of the Milwaukee Brewers' organization after coming over in the same trade that brought Houser and Phillips over from Houston. Mobile will send out RHP Yoan Lopez (1-4, 3.46), who will be making his third start of the season against the Shuckers (0-1, 2.67). First pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m., with coverage beginning at 6:50 p.m. on 1240-AM WGCM, 1580-AM WPMO and the Biloxi Shuckers Radio Network. Fans can also listen to the game using the TuneIn Radio app or by going to www.biloxishuckers.com. Biloxi Box Score Biloxi Game Log Houser struck out the side in the fifth inning Mobile Bottom of the 5th Mark Thomas strikes out swinging. Offensive Substitution: Pinch-hitter Gabriel Guerrero replaces Edgar Garcia. Gabriel Guerrero strikes out swinging. Evan Marzilli strikes out swinging.

Final: DSL Brewers 2, DSL Red Sox2 5 DSL Brewers Box Score The Red Sox scored five runs, despite collecting just four hits as they knocked off the Brewers 5-2. Nattino Diplan started and struggled with his command, walking six batters in 4.1 innings. He allowed four runs, three earned and suffered his sixth loss of the season. Deymar Alvarado followed and tossed 2.2 innings, giving up one run. Maiker Pinto tossed a scoreless eighth. Third baseman Julio Mendez and center fielder Marcos Pinero each had two hits with Pinero knocking in a pair of runs. Shortstop Franly Mallen went 1-for-3 with a walk and a double for the only other Brewers hit of the game. DSL Brewers Game Log

Final: Biloxi 2, Mobile 3 BayBears comeback for 3-2 win over Shuckers, ending three-game win streak Brett Phillips picked up his first hits as a member of the Brewers' organization Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/4/1/6/140718416/cuts/DSC07133_bt6v5x6n_vxdioald.JPG Orlando Arcia increased his hitting streak to five games and picked up his 18th stolen base in the loss Sunday (John Shadrick) MOBILE, AL - The Biloxi Shuckers' bullpen hadn't allowed a run in 17.2 innings, but couldn't hang onto a late, one-run lead in the eighth inning as the Shuckers' fell, 3-2, to the Mobile BayBears on Sunday night at Hank Aaron Stadium. The loss ended the three-game winning streak and dropped Biloxi to a game under .500 in the second half and five games behind first place of Mobile. The Shuckers dropped to 8-10 against the BayBears this season and 2-4 at Hank Aaron Stadium. New addition, Brett Phillips had Biloxi's lone multi-hit game, finishing 2-for-4 at the plate. Both offenses were stagnant through the first three innings, totaling only two hits combined. But, it was the Shuckers who broke the scoreless tie in the fourth. Orlando Arcia (1x4, RBI, R, SB) extended his hitting streak to five games with a single to start the fourth and moved to second on his 18th stolen base of the season and took second on an errant throw to second by Mobile catcher Mark Thomas. Nathan Orf (0x3, RBI) drove Arcia home with a grounder to short to give Biloxi a 1-0 lead. Shuckers' starting pitcher Brent Suter held the BayBears scoreless through his effective 5.2 innings of work, before being pulled after surrendering a two-out single to Socrates Brito in the sixth. In his first start since July 5 against the Montgomery Biscuits, the southpaw allowed just one run on three hits in his 5.2 innings with a walk and three strikeouts. The Harvard product lowered his ERA to 1.95. Manny Barreda came out of the bullpen and allowed a RBI double to Garrett Weber on the first pitch to knot the game at one apiece. The righty retired Zach Borenstein to get out of the inning. The 26-year-old walked two batters in the seventh, paving way for Jed Bradley to come out of the 'pen for his 13th appearance. The lefty got a shallow fly ball of the bat of pinch hitter Stewart Ijames to center to keep Mobile off the board in the inning. Biloxi (17-18) took advantage of the Mobile bullpen in the eighth to reclaim the lead. Brandon Macia's (1x1, R, 2B) pinch-hit, one-out double put a runner in scoring position for Brett Phillips (2x3), who singled into right to put runners on the corners for Arcia. The 20-year-old put down a bunt, allowing Macias to score and give the Shuckers a 2-1 edge. Mobile (22-13) took the lead against Jacob Barnes (3-5) in the eighth, snapping the string of 17.2 consecutive scoreless innings out of the Shuckers' bullpen. A leadoff walk to Sean Jamieson in the eighth came back to haunt Biloxi, as the tying run would score two batters later on a double play. Back-to-back doubles by Borenstein and Gabriel Guerrero put the Shuckers in a 3-2 hole going into the final inning. Biloxi will look to even the series in game two on Monday night RHP Adrian Houser (0-0, --) will make his first start as a member of the Milwaukee Brewers' organization after coming over in the trade that sent Carlos Gomez and Mike Fiers to the Houston Astros. The BayBears will have RHP Edgar Garcia (2-0, 4.70) start game two. First pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m., with coverage beginning at 6:50 p.m. on 1240-AM WGCM, 1580-AM WPMO and the Biloxi Shuckers Radio Network. Fans can also listen to the game using the TuneIn Radio app or by going to www.biloxishuckers.com. Biloxi Box Score Biloxi Game Log

Final: Jackson 0, Biloxi 2 Lopez becomes 10-game winner in 2-0 shutout of Generals in rubber match Victor Roache extended his on-base streak to 17 games in the win. Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/9/0/4/140533904/cuts/8S1A2323_p4i73lgp_20rerq3x.JPG Jorge Lopez improved to 10-4 with a 2-0 shutout win over Jackson (M.K. Krebs) BILOXI, MS - Jorge Lopez became the second Southern League pitcher to reach 10 wins after holding the Jackson Generals (11-24) scoreless in a 2-0 victory for the Biloxi Shuckers on Saturday night at MGM Park. The shutout was the second in three games and clinched a third-straight win and another series win, now 12 of 15 in series play since May 17. The win brings Biloxi back to .500 in the second half for the first time since the team was 10-10 on July 16, and keeps it four games out of first place in the Southern League South with a five-game series against the first-place Mobile BayBears on deck. Fresh off the seven-day disabled list, Brandon Macias (2x3, 2 RBI) came up clutch for Biloxi (17-17) in the seventh inning to break the scoreless tie and put the Shuckers up, 2-0. Nick Ramirez (2x2, R, 2 BB) drew a walk to put the leadoff man aboard for the first time in the game for Biloxi and advanced to third, two batters later on Josh Fellhauer's (1x3, R, 2B) double into left field. Adam Weisenburger (1x3) flew out to right field in foul territory for the second out of the inning before Macias drove an 0-2 pitch into center to plate the runners and put the Shuckers in the lead. Lopez (10-4) ran into little trouble in his eight innings of shutout ball. On 104 pitches, the 22-year-old gave up six hits and walked three, but picked up six strikeouts in his 11th quality start of the season. The righty did run into a jam in the eighth, allowing three consecutive one-out singles. After a visit by pitching coach Chris Hook, Lopez struck out Tyler Smith and induced a ground out from Zach Shank to dance out of the inning unscathed. Saturday's start was the fourth time in 2015 the Puerto Rico native held an opponent scoreless while pitching six or more innings. Lopez lowered his ERA to 2.52, which will rank fourth in the league going into play on Sunday. The Shuckers have now won 14 of his 19 starts this season. Victor Roache (1x4) went into the eighth inning without reaching base, but singled into left field to extend his on-base streak to 17 games. Brett Phillips made his Shuckers and Brewers organization debut on Saturday night going 0-for-4. Phillips was acquired in the deal that sent center fielder Carlos Gomez and pitcher Mike Fiers to the Astros on Thursday. The Shuckers take to the road and face off against the first-place Mobile BayBears for a pivotal five-game series. It has yet to be determined who will take the mound for Biloxi in game one, but the Mobile will send out RHP Braden Shipley (8-8, 3.97). First pitch is scheduled for 5:05 p.m., with coverage beginning at 4:50 p.m. on 1240-AM WGCM, 1580-AM WPMO and the Biloxi Shuckers Radio Network. Fans can also listen to the game using the TuneIn Radio app or by going to www.biloxishuckers.com. Biloxi Box Score Biloxi Game Log

Final: DSL Brewers 4, DSL Mets2 1 DSL Brewers Box Score When I saw the Mets were held to one run, I didn't even have to look at the box score to know it was Carlos Luna on the mound. He's been that good this season. Today he went seven innings and gave up just one unearned run. He allowed one hit and one walk while striking out six to earn his fourth win. He's allowed jut six earned runs in 51 plus innings this season and has 46 strikeouts compared to just eight walks. Veteran Juan Diaz worked the final two innings without allowing a run to collect his second save. 21-year-old outfielder Anderson Jesus led the offense, going 2-for-4 with two doubles and a run batted in. Second baseman Henry Correa had a single and a double. Javier Castillo had two base hits. Sandy Martinez doubled and Franly Mallen singled and stole a base. DSL Brewers Game Log

Final: Jackson 0, Biloxi 5 (Game One) Final: Jackson 3, Biloxi 5 (Game Two) Wagner's complete game one-hitter highlights doublheader sweep Wagner's game one gem and Victor Roache's big offensive night guide Shuckers Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/6/6/8/140277668/cuts/BRP_6672_wzap35hm_l9jr2dxu.JPG Tyler Wagner dealt a complete game shutout in game one of Friday's twin bill (Benton Reed Photography) BILOXI, MS - The Biloxi Shuckers took both games of Friday's doubleheader against the Jackson Generals at MGM Park, getting a complete game, one-hit shutout from Tyler Wagner in game one, and four RBI's over the twin bill from Victor Roache, upping his on-base streak in the process to 16 games. The doubleheader sweep was Biloxi's second-straight dating back to a sweep of Jacksonville on May 18, in Huntsville and the Shuckers have now won five-straight seven inning contests. Friday's twin bill was the first in the young history of MGM Park. GM 1: Shuckers 5, Generals 0 Both starting pitchers had no-hitters going into the third inning of game one, but it was the Shuckers that broke through on the scoreboard first. Taylor Green (0x1, RBI, R) became the first Shucker to reach base safely with a leadoff walk in the third, and moved over to second on a sacrifice bunt attempt by Adam Weisenburger (0x1, RBI, R) that was thrown away by Generals' pitcher Stephen Landazuri (0-3), giving Biloxi two base runners with nobody out. Nick Shaw (0x1, R, BB) drew a free pass to load the bases for Nathan Orf (1x3, 2 RBI), who hit a sharp single into left field to plate Green and Weisenburger for a 2-0 lead. A RBI groundout two batters later by Victor Roache (0x2, RBI, R, BB) brought home Shaw for the third run of the inning. Those three runs would be more than enough for Tyler Wagner (8-5), who dominated Jackson (11-22) on the mound. The Las Vegas Native had a no-hitter going into the sixth, allowing just two base runners on two walks through the first five frames. A single to Tyler Bortnick to start the sixth broke up the no-hit bid, but the runner was erased on a double play. The 24-year-old righty needed just 90 pitches in the seven-inning complete-game, one-hit shutout, inducing 13 groundouts and striking out five to go along with three walks. The Shuckers have won Wagner's last two starts after dropping his previous three. Wagner also logged his 13th quality start and fifth out of his last six outings. The complete game was Wagner's second (first back on April 11 at Pensacola in a six-inning rain shortened game), making him one of just three to post two this season in the Southern League. Biloxi (15-17) tacked on another run in the fourth with a sacrifice fly by Weisenburger to score Tyrone Taylor (2x3, R, SB), and added another run in the sixth on a sacrifice fly by Taylor to bring home Roache, who started the frame with a walk to extend his on-base streak to 15 games. The shutout was the 10th posted by Biloxi this season (10-9 in shutout games) and marked just the second time they had held a club to only one hit. (last April 21 at Jacksonville). GM 2: Shuckers 5, Generals 3 The Shuckers started the scoring in game two, using back-to-back singles by Orf (2x3, 2 R, 2B) and Orlando Arcia (3x3, R, BB, 2 SB) to put runners on the corners, setting up Roache's (1x4, 3 RBI) RBI groundout to third to bring in Orf from third. Arcia's perfect game at the plate raised his average six points to put the 20-year-old back at .300 for the season. Biloxi (16-17) gained insurance with a three-run third to push the lead to 4-0. Arcia and Nick Ramirez (0x1, R, 3 BB) each drew one-out walks for Roache. Arcia swiped third to put runners on the corners and Roache grounded out, scoring Arcia and advancing Ramirez to second for a two-run advantage. Green (0x3, R, BB) and Taylor (2x2, BB) followed with free passes to load the bases for Josh Fellhauer (1x2, 2 RBI, BB), who delivered with a two-run single to center to open up a four-run lead. Jackson (11-23) responded with three runs in the fourth to cut the Shuckers' lead to one. A leadoff walk to Zach Shank scored two outs later on Jordy Lara's sixth triple of the season to put the Generals on the board for the first time on Friday night. A walk to Aderlin Rodriguez put runners on the corners for Jabari Henry, who doubled home both runners with a drive to left before being thrown out trying to extend the play to a triple. Game-two starter Hobbs Johnson fell an inning short of qualifying for the win in the doubleheader finale. In four innings of work, the southpaw allowed three runs on three hits, two walks and two strikeouts. Jacob Barnes (3-4) and Mike Strong continued the trend for the Shuckers' bullpen of not allowing any runs to score. The two relievers did not allow a runner to reach base and collected a strikeout each in an inning of work. Biloxi's bullpen has not allowed a run in the last four games dating back to July 26 in the series finale against the Pensacola Blue Wahoos. In 14.2 innings, the 'pen has given up 12 hits, walked five and struck out 10 in four games. Roache extended the lead back to two with a two-out, RBI infield single to also extend his on-base streak to 16 games. Yhonathan Barrios (SV, 2) took the mound in the ninth and gave up a leadoff single to Lara, but the runner was erased trying to advance on a ball in the dirt for the second out of the inning before a double by Henry. The 23-year-old was able to get Bortnick to ground out back to the mound for the final out to finish off the sweep. Biloxi will look to take its second-consecutive rubber match on Saturday evening at MGM Park, in the finale of the homestand. The Shuckers will send out RHP Jorge Lopez (9-4, 2.72), while the Generals will have LHP Misael Siverio (4-10, 4.50). First pitch is scheduled for 7:10 p.m., with coverage beginning at 6:55 p.m. on 1240-AM WGCM, 1580-AM WPMO and the Biloxi Shuckers Radio Network. Fans can also listen to the game using the TuneIn Radio app or by going to http://www.biloxishuckers.com. Biloxi Box Score Game 1 Biloxi Game Log Game 1 Biloxi Box Score Game 2 Biloxi Game Log Game 2

Final: DSL Mets2 6, DSL Brewers 0 DSL Brewers Box Score The Brewers were shut out on five hits, losing to the Mets 6-0. Wuilder Rodriguez started and went five innings, allowing three runs and was tagged with the loss. Javier Castillo had the lone multi-hit game, going 2-for-3. Yerison Pena doubled and Dilson Fernandez and Jay Feliciano each added a base hit. DSL Brewers Game Log