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Final: Mississippi 1, Biloxi 4 Behind Lopez, Shuckers beat M-Braves 4-1, win ninth-straight series Jorge Lopez struck out a career-high nine batters in the win on Thursday Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/6/1/0/134377610/cuts/8S1A2317_s1cq75oo_bd28o5d6.JPG Jorge Lopez won his seventh-consecutive decision on Thursday night tossing 7.2 innings, his second-longest outing of the season. (M.K. Krebs) BILOXI, MS - Jorge Lopez struck out a career-high nine batters and won his seventh-straight decision, paving the way for the Shuckers' 4-1 victory over the M-Braves in front of a record-crowd of 5,216 at MGM Park on Thursday. The win secured Biloxi's ninth-straight series victory, taking the first two games of the three-game set. The Shuckers have also won six-straight over the M-Braves and lead the season-series 8-4. Biloxi improved to a season-best 21 games over .500 and improved its record to 47-26 overall and 5-2 in the second half. The Shuckers are just one of four teams in Minor League baseball with 48 wins. Lopez (7-2) allowed a run in the first inning on a single by Sean Godfrey and an RBI double off the bat of KD Kang, but would retire 22 of the next 23 batters faced before giving up a double and a walk with two outs in the eighth before leaving to standing ovation. The 22-year-old struck out a career-high nine - won his last seven decisions and has allowed two runs over his last 17.2 innings with 17 strikeouts. Lopez threw a season-high 104 pitches in the outing. Damien Magnifico (SV, 9) took over for Lopez and recorded the final four outs en route to his ninth save of the season. Biloxi (5-2) pulled ahead in the third with the first five batters reaching safely. Nick Shaw (3x4, RBI, R) led off by being hit by a pitch and Orlando Arcia (1x4, RBI, R, 2B) drove in the base runner with a RBI double to left to tie the game at one and advanced to third on the play. Michael Reed (1x3, RBI, R, SB) brought in Arcia with a single and advanced to second on a passed ball. Nick Ramirez (0x2, 2 BB) drew a walk before Tyrone Taylor (2x4) single to load the bases for the Taylor Green (1x2, RBI, R), who lifted a sacrifice fly to center to plate Reed. Arcia's double places him atop the league with 22 doubles this season. The Shuckers added an insurance run in the sixth on a RBI single by Shaw, scoring Green for a 4-1 advantage. M-Braves' All-Star starter Victor Mateo (4-5) labored through four innings on the mound, giving up three runs and suffering the loss. Biloxi will look for its first sweep of the season in game three against Mississippi (3-4). LHP Hobbs Johnson (5-4, 3.34) will face off against Braves newcomer RHP Steve Janas (0-0, --). First pitch is scheduled for 6:10 p.m., with coverage beginning at 5:55 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. The game is also available on MiLB.TV. Friday's game will feature an Independece Day Fireworks Extravaganza after the game and it's also ALS Awareness Night. Prior to the post-game fireworks, the first wedding in MGM Park history will take place at home plate. There are a limited number of Berm and Standing Room tickets available for Friday night's game. Biloxi Box Score Jorge Lopez was outstanding again tonight, giving up just one run and striking out nine. Even more encouraging for Lopez was that he walked only one Mississippi batter. In his last two starts combined Lopez has struck out a total of 17 hitters. It's been a rough season at the plate for 26-year-old utility man Nick Shaw, but he picked up three hits in this one. Tyrone Taylor had two hits in four at bats. Orlando Arcia added a double and Michael Reed singled, walked and stole a base. Biloxi Game Log The Shuckers scored three in the third which proved to be more than enough behind Jorge Lopez Biloxi Bottom of the 3rd Nick Shaw singles on a ground ball to first baseman Kevin Ahrens. Orlando Arcia doubles (22) on a line drive to left fielder Matt Lipka. Nick Shaw scores. Orlando Arcia to 3rd on the throw. Michael Reed singles on a ground ball to left fielder Matt Lipka. Orlando Arcia scores. With Nick Ramirez batting, passed ball by Steve Rodriguez, Michael Reed to 2nd. Nick Ramirez walks. Tyrone Taylor singles on a bunt ground ball to third baseman Rio Ruiz. Michael Reed to 3rd. Nick Ramirez to 2nd. Taylor Green out on a sacrifice fly to center fielder Sean Godfrey. Michael Reed scores. Parker Berberet grounds into a double play, third baseman Rio Ruiz to second baseman Eric Garcia to first baseman Kevin Ahrens. Tyrone Taylor out at 2nd.

Final: Mississippi 1, Biloxi 2 (10 Innings) Fellhauer provides more MGM Park magic in extra-inning walk-off victory Wednesday Josh Fellhauer delivered a pinch-hit RBI single in the bottom of the 10th inning, scoring Nick Shaw Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/6/9/4/134172694/cuts/BRP_7861_xsrm4hca_859ccngm.jpg BILOXI, MS – In what’s becoming commonplace at MGM Park, the Biloxi Shuckers walked-off for the third-straight time at home with a 2-1, 10-inning victory, in front of 4,123 fans on Wednesday night. Josh Fellhauer provided a pinch-hit RBI single that scored Nick Shaw, giving Biloxi a 2-1 victory. The win provided the Shuckers their sixth walk-off of the season and fourth in 10 games at MGM Park. The win also puts Biloxi a game in front of three teams in the Southern League South Division in the early stages of the second half. The Shuckers have won five-straight against their Magnolia State rival, M-Braves and lead the season-series 7-4. Shaw (2x4, R) led off the 10th with a single to right-center field and moved over to second on a sacrifice bunt by Adam Weisenburger (1x3). Fellhauer (1x1, RBI) came on to pinch-hit for relief pitcher Mike Strong (3-0), and served the game-winning hit into the gap in right-center to plate Shaw for the Shuckers’ third-consecutive walk-off victory at MGM Park. Biloxi (4-2) jumped on the board early in the first inning with a RBI single off the bat of Orlando Arcia (2x4, RBI) to bring in Nathan Orf (2x4, R, 2 2B), the 20-year-old’s 40th run driven in on the season. Mississippi (3-3) had a hit in every inning except for the first, but finally broke through in the sixth on Matt Lipka’s first home run of the season, a two-out solo shot to left to tie the game at one apiece. The M-Braves’ hadn’t homered in 21 games and it was only the clubs 13th on the season. Shuckers’ starter Tyler Wagner worked a season-high eight innings and struck out three without issuing a walk on Wednesday night. The Las Vergas native benefitted from clutch defense behind him as the Shuckers turned a season-high four double plays to keep the Braves at bay. It was Wagner’s team-leading ninth quality start in 13 outings and 31st overall by the staff. M-Braves starter Greg Ross took a no decision, allowing just one run over seven innings and reliever Francisco Rondon (2-2) was saddled with the loss. Biloxi will seek out its ninth-straight series victory on Thursday night against Mississippi. Thursday’s have not been kind to the Shuckers, as the team is 3-10 in those contests. RHP Jorge Lopez (6-2, 2.80) comes in red-hot as Biloxi has won the 22-year-old’s last six starts, and 10 of his 13 on the season. The Braves will counter with RHP Victor Mateo (4-4, 2.49). First pitch is scheduled for 7:10 p.m., with coverage beginning at 6:55 a.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 Tyler Wagner's fine season continued as he went eight innings and gave up only one run on 109 pitches, but he received a no-decision. Lefty Mike Strong tossed another two solid innings of relief and was rewarded with the win. Orlando Arcia, Nick Ramirez, Nathan Orf and Nick Shaw each finished the game with two hits for the Shuckers. Both of Orf's hits went for doubles and Ramirez added a two-bagger as well. Biloxi Game Log Biloxi Bottom of the 10th Nick Shaw singles on a fly ball to right fielder David Rohm. Defensive switch from first base to catcher for Matt Kennelly. Defensive Substitution: Kevin Ahrens replaces pitcher Francisco Rondon, batting 9th, playing first base. Pitching Change: Tyler Jones replaces Francisco Rondon, batting 8th. Adam Weisenburger out on a sacrifice bunt, pitcher Tyler Jones to first baseman Kevin Ahrens. Nick Shaw to 2nd. Offensive Substitution: Pinch-hitter Josh Fellhauer replaces Mike Strong. Josh Fellhauer singles on a line drive to right fielder David Rohm. Nick Shaw scores.

Final: DSL Marlins 3, DSL Brewers 4 DSL Brewers Box Score Nice win for the Brewers who trailed 3-1 heading to the bottom of the ninth. As is often the case in these games, a Marlins error helped the Brewers rally efforts, and Julio Mendez came through with a single to center to knock in the tying and winning runs. 18-year-old Venezuelan Julio Mendez went 3-for-5 and knocked in a pair of runs. Another Venezuelan, 19-year-old center fielder Marcos Pinero added a single and a pair of walks. Right fielder Anderson Jesus singled and was hit by a pitch, Yerison Pena singled, walked and stole a pair of bases and Ariel Estades and Adolfo Morillo each contributed a pinch-hit single. 21-year-old Dominican Rodrigo Benoit turned in his second straight quality start, going six and two-thirds allowing just one earned run. He struck out seven and only walked one. Jesus Brea pitched a scoreless ninth and picked up the win. The 6'3" 19-year-old has yet to give up an earned run in any of his eight outings this season. The Brewers defense did commit four errors, including two more from Franly Mallen who was playing shortstop in this one. DSL Brewers Game Log The ninth inning rally DSL Brewers Bottom of the 9th Yerison Pena walks. Marcos Pinero strikes out swinging. Offensive Substitution: Pinch-hitter Ariel Estades replaces Josue Herrera. Ariel Estades singles on a fly ball to center fielder Juan Borges. Yerison Pena to 2nd. Offensive Substitution: Pinch-hitter Javier Castillo replaces Sandy Martinez. Javier Castillo reaches on a force attempt, fielding error by second baseman Yefry Reyes. Yerison Pena to 3rd. Ariel Estades to 2nd. Offensive Substitution: Pinch-hitter Adolfo Morillo replaces Henry Correa. With Adolfo Morillo batting, Welbin Bautista picks off Javier Castillo at 1st on throw to Jose Lizarraga. Adolfo Morillo doubles (5) on a ground ball to left fielder Sleyter Soto. Yerison Pena scores. Ariel Estades to 3rd. Julio Mendez singles on a fly ball to center fielder Juan Borges. Ariel Estades scores. Adolfo Morillo scores.

Final: DSL Brewers 10, DSL Tigers 1 DSL Box Score A couple of big innings helped the Brewers roll over the Tigers 10-1. Nattino Diplan turned in another nice start, going six innings and giving up just one unearned run. Joaquin De La Cruz followed with three scoreless to pick up his first save. Outfielder Ariel Estades led the offense, going 3-for-6. Ignacio Otano, Josue Herrera and Julio Mendez each added two hits. Otano and Estades combined for three stolen bases with Otano swiping two. Those two have accounted for 22 steals on the season while the rest of the team has a total of 12. DSL Game Log A five run first inning proved to be more than enough DSL Brewers Top of the 1st Ignacio Otano singles on a line drive to right fielder Allan Santos. With Ariel Estades batting, Ignacio Otano steals (8) 2nd base. Ariel Estades singles on a ground ball to right fielder Allan Santos. Ignacio Otano to 3rd. With Anderson Jesus batting, Ariel Estades steals (13) 2nd base. Anderson Jesus strikes out swinging. Nicol Valderrey singles on a ground ball to right fielder Allan Santos. Ignacio Otano scores. Ariel Estades scores. Nicol Valderrey to 2nd. Fielding error by right fielder Allan Santos. Yerison Pena walks. Marcos Pinero hit by pitch. Nicol Valderrey to 3rd. Yerison Pena to 2nd. Henry Correa flies out to center fielder Ariel Serrano. Bismar Nunez doubles (3) on a fly ball to center fielder Ariel Serrano. Nicol Valderrey scores. Yerison Pena scores. Marcos Pinero scores. Julio Mendez singles on a line drive to right fielder Allan Santos. Bismar Nunez to 3rd. Ignacio Otano flies out to right fielder Allan Santos.

Final: Biloxi 1, Jacksonville 12 Brice, 10-run third inning doom Shuckers in 12-1 loss to Suns Biloxi ends season-series by taking 11 of 15 from Jacksonville Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/0/9/8/133614098/cuts/shuckershuntsvillefullres_22_m1q3rkfv_kxp7zwcr.jpg Brooks Hall suffered his first loss in June on Monday in the series finale at Jacksonville (Jason Clark) JACKSONVILLE, FL - Jacksonville starter Austin Brice tossed eight shutout innings on one hit and struck out 13 Biloxi batters while the Suns' offense plated 10 runs in the third en route to a 12-1 win over the Shuckers Monday at Bragan Field. The Shuckers set season highs in strikeouts in a game at the plate with 13, surrendered their most runs allowed in a game and suffered their worst defeat of the season. This coming a day after beating the Suns 11-1 on Sunday and setting a season-high with a 10-run margin of victory. Despite the loss, Biloxi still dominated the season series against Jacksonville, taking 11 of the 15 meetings in 2015. Biloxi starter Brooks Hall (7-4) allowed one run in the first on a sacrifice fly by Matt Juengel and worked a perfect second before the wheels came off in the third. The righty gave up six-consecutive singles and a walk to bring in four runs before being relieved by Trevor Seidenberger (3 IP, 4 R, 3 H, 2 BB, 4 SO). The lefty reliever forced in a run with a walk to Zack Cox before recording the first out of the inning on a strikeout to Chadd Krist. Jacksonville (2-3) would go on to tally 10 runs on seven hits in the frame, the most given up by Biloxi pitching in any inning this season. The Shuckers' starter ended up yielding eight runs on seven hits and two walks in matching his shortest outing of the season, which happened against the Suns on May 17. The Anderson, South Carolina native has allowed 16 runs in 10 innings against Jacksonville this season. Martin Viramontes (0.2 IP, H) came on to take the sixth for Biloxi (3-2), but had to leave due to an apparent lower-body injury after allowing two base runners and recording two outs. Manny Barreda (2.1 IP, 2 H, 3 SO) relieved the 25-year-old and retired Cox on a pop out. Brice (3-6) struck out Nathan Orf (0x3, BB) to start the game and allowed a hit to the second batter he faced in Josh Fellhauer (1x3, BB), but cruised through his eight innings of work, setting down 20-consecutive Shuckers after the single - 12 via strikeout. Taylor Green (0x2, BB) broke the stretch with a one-out walk in the eighth. In total, Brice retired 24 of 26 batters faced and set a career-high with 13 strikeouts. Biloxi broke up the shutout against reliever Craig Stem in the ninth when a passed-ball third strike to Orlando Arcia (0x4) brought in Adam Weisenburger (0x0, R, BB). Arcia's hitless performance ended his seven-game hitting streak and his four strikeouts tied him for the most strikeouts in a game with Nick Ramirez (0x4) at four. Biloxi will have an off day on Tuesday before returning home to take on their Magnolia state rival, the Mississippi Braves, for a three-game set at MGM Park. RHP Tyler Wagner (6-2, 2.44) will take the mound for the Shuckers in game one, while the Braves will counter with RHP Greg Ross (2-7, 6.20). First pitch is scheduled for 7:10 p.m., with coverage beginning at 6:55 a.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 Not much positive to say about this one. Josh Fellhauer singled in the first inning and that was the only hit of the game for the Shuckers. Fellhauer was promptly thrown out trying to steal second base. Orlando Arcia, proving everyone has an off day, was 0-for-4 with four punchouts. As a team Biloxi struck out 13 times including two each from Tyrone Taylor, Victor Roache and Nick Ramirez. Biloxi Game Log Not Brooks Hall's day today either as his day ended after six straight hits and a walk to start the third inning. Jacksonville Bottom of the 3rd Austin Brice singles on a line drive to right fielder Josh Fellhauer. Kenny Wilson singles on a ground ball to center fielder Tyrone Taylor. Austin Brice to 2nd. J. T. Riddle singles on a ground ball to right fielder Josh Fellhauer. Austin Brice to 3rd. Kenny Wilson to 2nd. Carlos Lopez singles on a line drive to center fielder Tyrone Taylor. Austin Brice scores. Kenny Wilson to 3rd. J. Riddle to 2nd. Matt Juengel singles on a line drive to right fielder Josh Fellhauer. Kenny Wilson scores. J. T. Riddle to 3rd. Carlos Lopez to 2nd. David Adams singles on a line drive to third baseman Taylor Green. J. Riddle scores. Carlos Lopez to 3rd. Matt Juengel to 2nd. Ryan Rieger walks. Carlos Lopez scores. Matt Juengel to 3rd. David Adams to 2nd. Pitching Change: Trevor Seidenberger replaces Brooks Hall, batting 9th. Zack Cox walks. Matt Juengel scores. David Adams to 3rd. Ryan Rieger to 2nd. Chadd Krist strikes out swinging. Austin Brice walks. David Adams scores. Ryan Rieger to 3rd. Zack Cox to 2nd. Kenny Wilson grounds into a force out, shortstop Orlando Arcia to second baseman Nathan Orf. Ryan Rieger scores. Zack Cox to 3rd. Austin Brice out at 2nd. Kenny Wilson to 1st. J. T. Riddle homers (1) on a fly ball to right center field. Zack Cox scores. Kenny Wilson scores. Carlos Lopez grounds out, second baseman Nathan Orf to first baseman Nick Ramirez.

Final: Biloxi 11, Jacksonville 1 Shuckers reach milestones in 11-1 rout of Suns Biloxi won their eighth-straight series after collecting season-best 10-run win Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/9/2/8/133484928/cuts/DSC_0060_t9q82cue_2tbyms3o.JPG Nathan Orf doubled, homered, drove in four runs and reached base safely for times in Shuckers win. (Elisabetta Zengarro) JACKSONVILLE, FL - The Biloxi Shuckers won their eighth-consecutive series after coming away victorious in Sunday afternoon's matinee with the Jacksonville Suns, 11-1, at Bragan Field. Biloxi set season-highs with six stolen bases, seven extra-base hits and margin of victory in the 10-run triumph. The Shuckers have not lost a series since dropping three of five against the Jackson Generals from May 11-15. Nathan Orf reached base four times Sunday, adding a double, home run and four RBI's for the Shuckers. The Shuckers lead the current series 3-1 and are 12-4 in series play this season. Hobbs Johnson (5-4) continued the dominant stretch of starting pitching for the Shuckers, shutting out the Suns in five innings of work while striking out seven and walking three to go along with allowing three hits. The southpaw improved to 2-0 against Jacksonville in 2015, allowing only two runs in 15 innings to go along with 15 strikeouts to five walks. Biloxi (3-1) grabbed the lead for the fourth-straight game to start the second half with a two-out RBI single to left by Nick Ramirez (2x5, RBI, R, 2B) that plated Orlando Arcia (2x5, RBI, 2 R, 3B). Arcia extended his hitting streak to seven games with an RBI single in the third to stretch the Shuckers' lead to 2-0 and has three multi-hit performances in the first four games of the second half. The Shuckers exploded for four runs in the fourth to blow the game open to a six-run advantage. Ramirez doubled to left for a one-out double and Victor Roache (0x4, BB) followed with a walk to put two runners on for Nick Shaw (0x4, 2 R, BB), who grounded into a fielder's choice to put men on the corners. Shaw stole second and Adam Weisenburger (2x4, RBI, 2 R, 2B, 3B, BB) walked to load the bases for pinch hitter Taylor Green, who drove in Ramirez and Shaw for a two-run single. Nathan Orf (2x3, HR, 4 RBI, 2 R, 2B, BB) followed with a two-run double to break the game open for a 6-0 lead for Biloxi. Biloxi extended the lead in the eighth, putting up five runs, including a two-run shot by Orf, while sending nine batters to the plate. Jed Bradley (2 IP, R, 3 H, 2 SO), Austin Ross (IP, SO) and Manny Barreda (IP, H, BB, SO) worked the four two innings to secure the victory. Marlins rehabbing right-hander Bryan Morris (0-1) went 1.2 innings and suffered the loss for the Suns. The Shuckers will seek out their fourth-consecutive win over the Suns on Monday morning at Bragan Field. All-Star RHP Brooks Hall 7-3, 3.39) will toe the rubber for Biloxi, while Jacksonville (1-3) will send out RHP Austin Brice (2-6, 6.37). First pitch is scheduled for 11:05 a.m., with coverage beginning at 10:50 a.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: Biloxi 4, Jacksonville 1 Lopez outduels Fernandez in 4-1 win on Saturday Lopez ties a career high with eight innings pitched and picks up his sixth-straight win Biloxi Shuckers JACKSONVILLE, FL – Biloxi starter Jorge Lopez outdueled Miami Marlins’ rehabbing right-hander Jose Fernandez Saturday night at Bragan Field as the Shuckers won their second-straight, 4-1, over the Jacksonville Suns. The Shuckers improved to a season-high 19 games over .500 on the season and are one win away from taking their eighth-consecutive series. Lopez delivered the Shuckers’ 28th quality start of the season and second-straight, matching a career high with eight innings pitched and season-high with eight strikeouts. Biloxi’s offense greeted big-league rehabber Jose Fernandez by putting up the first run of the game in the first with a RBI ground-rule double from Michael Reed (1x4, RBI, 2B). Nathan Orf (1x3, RBI, R, 3B, BB) started the frame with a walk and advanced to second on a single by Tyrone Taylor (1x4) to set up the scoring chance for Reed. The double was Reed’s 13th of the year. Orf was involved in another run-scoring play in the second with a RBI triple to bring home Victor Roache (0x3, R, BB), who had walked to lead off the inning. Biloxi (2-1) was back at it in the third, this time with a two-run, opposite-field home run from Nick Ramirez (1x4, HR, 2 RBI, R), scoring Orlando Arica (1x4, R, 2B) to stretch the Shuckers’ lead to 4-0. The homer was Ramirez’ 10th of the season, becoming the sixth in the Southern League to reach double-digits in homers. Arcia’s double in the third extended the shortstop’s hitting streak to six games. Fernandez (0-1) settled down in the fourth and fifth against the Shuckers, retiring the final five batters he faced. The 22-year-old righty allowed all four runs in his five innings of work on six hits, two walks and eight strikeouts, throwing 90 pitches. Jorge Lopez (6-2) stole the show and took a shutout into the eighth, but lost the bid with two outs on a solo home run by Kenny Wilson to cut the lead to 4-1. The 22-year-old, Puerto Rico native, tied a career-high with eight innings pitched and tied a season-high with eight strikeouts. The righty allowed the one run on three hits and four walks. Biloxi has won the starters’ last five starts and 10 of his 13 starts this season. Damien Magnifico came on for the ninth and allowed a double, but did not let a run cross the plate en route to his eighth save of the season. Biloxi will go for its eighth-consecutive series victory on Sunday afternoon with LHP Hobbs Johnson (4-4, 3.61) facing off against Jacksonville’s (1-2) RHP Trevor Williams (3-7, 4.23). First pitch is scheduled for 2:05 p.m., with coverage beginning at 1:50 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 Jorge Lopez turned in another outstanding start, getting through eight innings and giving up just the one run. He struck out eight and kept the ball down for the most part, recording ten groundball outs compared to only three flyouts. Damien Magnifico with a scoreless ninth to notch save #8. Nick Ramirez got to Fernandez in the third with a two-run bomb to provide Lopez with more than enough cushion. Nathan Orf had a triple and a walk out of the leadoff spot. Orlando Arcia extended his hitting streak to six games but also struck out three times. Biloxi Game Log Ramirez took Fernandez deep for his 10th bomb of the season. Biloxi Top of the 3rd Orlando Arcia doubles (21) on a line drive to right fielder Carlos Lopez. Michael Reed strikes out swinging. Nick Ramirez homers (10) on a fly ball to left center field. Orlando Arcia scores. Taylor Green flies out to center fielder Kenny Wilson. Victor Roache grounds out, second baseman Austin Nola to first baseman David Adams.

Final: DSL Tigers 9, DSL Brewers 2 DSL Brewers Box Score Another game that was fairly close early on but got away from the Brewers late. The Brewers defense committed four errors, including three by young shortstop Ignacio Otano who now has 17 on the season. Starter Carlos Luna deserved a better fate after going six innings and giving up just one earned run. The 18-year-old Panamanian righty saw his ERA dip to 1.99 with today's performance. 22-year-old Juan Diaz was charged with six earned runs in an inning plus of work. First baseman Nicol Valderrey picked up two hits in four at bats and Otano and Yerison Pena each contributed a double. DSL Brewers Game Log

Final: Biloxi 7, Jacksonville 3 Wagner, Shuckers bounce back with 6-2 win over Suns Tyler Wagner logs his eighth quality start and earns first win since May 12 Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/8/9/2/133152892/cuts/1083_ED_GARDNER_w1dm2gul_bh8a0iwe.jpg Tyler Wagner induced 13 ground ball outs en route to seven quality innings on Friday night (Ed Gardner) JACKSONVILLE, FL - Starter Tyler Wagner hadn't won since May 12, but the Shuckers' ace tossed seven quality innings and induced 13 groundouts in a 7-3 win over the Jacksonville Suns at Bragan Field on Friday night. Orlando Arcia provided the offense with a double, triple, two runs and two RBI as every starter reached base safely. Arcia has a league-leading 26 multi-hit games this season. The series is now even at 1-1, but Biloxi leads the overall season-series 9-3 over Jacksonville. Biloxi (1-1) jumped out on top first with a two-run first inning after Josh Fellhauer (1x3, RBI, R, BB) drew a one-out walk and Arcia (2x5, 2 RBI, 2 R, 2B, 3B) tripled him home for a quick 1-0 lead. Arcia would score on a wild pitch to Michael Reed (1x4, RBI, BB) to put the Shuckers up two. Jacksonville (0-1) tied things up in the second on a botched double play. Sharif Othman came up with the bases loaded and one out and bounced a grounder to second baseman Nathan Orf (1x4, RBI, R, BB), who flipped to Arcia for the first out, but an errant throw to first by the Shuckers' shortstop allowed a second run to score on the play. Arcia redeemed himself in the fourth with a RBI double as part of a three-run outburst to give the Shuckers a 5-2 lead, in which they never looked back. Taylor Green (1x3, R, 2 BB), Adam Weisenburger (0x4, R) and Tyler Wagner (1x4, R) reached safely to start the frame and load the bases for Orf, who drew a walk to force in Green and put Biloxi back on top and force Suns' starter Scott Lyman (0-2) from the game. A sacrifice fly by Fellhauer gave the Shuckers a two-run advantage before Arcia's RBI double to complete the scoring in the fourth, giving Biloxi a 5-2 edge. Green extended his hitting streak to six games with a two-out single in the ninth. Biloxi padded onto its lead in the sixth with two unearned runs on a RBI single by Reed and a sacrifice fly by Nick Ramirez (1x3, RBI, 2B, BB) to take a commanding 7-2 lead. Wagner (6-2, 7 IP, 3 R, - 2 ER - 6 H, BB, 5 SO) was locked in after the two-run second, allowing just one run in his final five innings and retiring 15 of the final 19 batters he faced en route to his eighth quality start of the season. Mike Strong (IP, BB) and Jacob Barnes (IP, SO) worked the final two frames to seal the Shuckers' victory. Biloxi will look to jump ahead in the five-game series with All-Star RHP Jorge Lopez (5-2, 3.02) going against big-league rehabber RHP Jose Fernandez (0-0, 0.00) Fernandez was the 2013 NL Rookie of the Year and underwent Tommy John surgery in 2014. First pitch is scheduled for 6:05 p.m., with coverage beginning at 5:50 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 Orlando Arcia appears to be heating up again. He's hit safely in five straight and had a pair of extra-base hits tonight with a double and a triple. Nick Ramirez doubled, walked and had a sacrifice fly. Taylor Green reached base three times with a single and a pair of walks and Josh Fellhauer singled, walked and stole a base. Tyler Wagner turned in another quality start, going seven innings and allowing just two earned runs. He struck out five and also picked up a base hit. Mike Strong and Jacob Barnes each worked a scoreless frame. Arcia committed an error but it was just his eighth of the season. That's still one less than first baseman Nick Ramirez who committed his ninth. Biloxi Game Log Wagner could have had a second hit in this game but was a victim of the rare 9-3 putout. Biloxi Top of the 2nd Taylor Green walks. Adam Weisenburger flies out to right fielder Carlos Lopez. Tyler Wagner grounds out, right fielder Carlos Lopez to first baseman Viosergy Rosa. Taylor Green to 2nd. Nathan Orf flies out to right fielder Carlos Lopez.

Final: DSL Braves 7, DSL Brewers 1 DSL Brewers Box Score 22-year-old righty Wuilder Rodriguez got the start for the Brewers and pitched well, going six innings and allowing just one run, but the trouble started once the Braves got in to the Brewers bullpen. Starling Duval came on in the seventh and allowed four runs over two innings of work and suffered his first loss of the season. Yan De La Cruz pitched the ninth and was touched up for two more runs on three hits. Not much offense to speak of for the Brewers in this one. 20-year-old catcher Bismar Nunez had the lone multi-hit game, going 2-for-4. Second baseman Franly Mallen was 1-for-4 with a double and Adolfo Morillo, Nicol Valderrey and Anderson Jesus each added a single. Third baseman Julio Mendez walked in two of his three trips to the plate and stole his third base of the season. DSL Brewers Game Log Three of Duval's four runs allowed were unearned, but it was his own throwing error that contributed to the eighth inning mess. DSL Braves Top of the 8th Luis Alonso singles on a ground ball to center fielder Adolfo Morillo. Luis Olmos reaches on a force attempt, throwing error by pitcher Starling Duval. Luis Alonso to 2nd. Randy Ventura walks. Luis Alonso to 3rd. Luis Olmos to 2nd. Shean Michel singles on a fly ball to center fielder Adolfo Morillo. Luis Alonso scores. Luis Olmos scores. Randy Ventura to 2nd. Anthony Concepcion pops out to first baseman Nicol Valderrey in foul territory. With Terrence Josephina batting, Randy Ventura steals (22) 3rd base. Shean Michel steals (4) 2nd base. Terrence Josephina flies out to left fielder Henry Correa. William Contreras singles on a ground ball to right fielder Anderson Jesus. Randy Ventura scores. Shean Michel scores. Danyer Salazar grounds out, shortstop Ignacio Otano to first baseman Nicol Valderrey.

Final: Biloxi 2, Jacksonville 6 Shuckers drop second-half opener to Suns, 6-2 Fellhauer homers and extends hitting streak in the loss Thursday Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/5/4/8/132954548/cuts/DSC_0308_eam7xak9_mr9suonw.JPG Josh Fellhauer extended his hitting streak to six games with an eighth inning homer Thursday (Cristina Coca) JACKSONVILLE, FL – The Shuckers dropped the second-half opener against the Jacksonville Suns, 6-2, at Bragan Field on Thursday night. The loss dropped the Shuckers to 3-10 on Thursday’s this season and puts them out of first place in the current standings for the first time since May 11 (45 days). The Shuckers fall to 0-1 in the second half. Biloxi (0-1) claimed a 1-0 lead in the fourth after Tyrone Taylor (0x3, R, BB) led off the frame with a walk and advanced to second on a single by Orlando Arcia (2x4). Michael Reed (0x2, RBI) followed with a sacrifice fly to left field to bring in Taylor. Arcia collected Biloxi’s lone multi-hit affair, which was his league-leading 24th of the season. Brent Suter (4-3, 5 IP, 2 R, 8 H, BB, SO) carried a 16.1 scoreless-inning streak into Thursday’s contest and took it into the fourth, but a leadoff double and a one-out triple snapped the streak at 19.2 innings, knotting the game at one apiece. Jacksonville (1-0) took the lead in the fifth after Chadd Krist started the inning with a walk and made it to second on a sacrifice bunt by Matt Tomshaw. Kenny Wilson drove the runner home with a single to center to give the Suns a 2-1 advantage. Trevor Seidenberger (0.2 IP, 3 R, 2 H, 2 BB, 2 SO) took over on the mound for the Shuckers to start the sixth inning, but allowed three runs and picked up only two outs before giving way to Martin Viramontes (1.1 IP, R, 2 H, 2 BB) with Biloxi in a 5-1 hole. Shuckers’ pitching faced nine men, issued three walks and two hits with the big blow coming from Terrence Dayleg’s three-run shot to left for his first home run of the season. Josh Fellhauer (1x1, HR, RBI) extended his hitting streak to six games in the eighth inning with his first home run of the season to bring the Shuckers within four. Jacksonville starter Matt Tomshaw (3-4) collected the win, tossing seven innings on Thursday, giving up just one run on three hits. It was the Jacksonville native’s first win in three chances (1-2) against the Shuckers this season. Biloxi will look to even the series on Friday night when RHP Tyler Wagner (5-2, 2.43) will battle against RHP Scott Lyman (0-1, 7.36). First pitch is scheduled for 6:05 p.m., with coverage beginning at 5:50 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 Orlando Arcia collected half of the Shuckers hits, going 2-for-4. Beyond that there was Josh Fellhauer's home run and a base hit by Brent Suter and that was the extent of the offense. Victor Roache picked up an outfield assist, nabbing a runner trying to go first to third on a single to left. Biloxi Game Log

Final: DSL Brewers 5, DSL Braves 6 The Brewers put up two runs in the top of the eighth to go from a 4-3 deficit to a 5-4 lead, but the lead didn't last long as they gave those runs right back in the bottom of the inning and lost 6-5 to fall to a record of 8-14 on the season. DSL Brewers Box Score 18-year-old Nelson Hernandez started for the Brewers and went four innings, giving up four runs on seven hits. Joaquin De La Cruz followed and gave up two runs, one earned, over the final four frames and was charged with the loss. 17-year-old Adolfo Morillo reached base in all four plate appearances. He walked, doubled and had a pair of singles to rise his season average to .311. Leadoff hitter Ignacio Otano went 2-for-4 with a walk and a double and Ariel Estades singled and drew a pair of walks. DSL Brewers Game Log Pretty much par for the course in the DSL, the Brewers eighth inning rally featured plenty of help from the Rangers defense including three passed balls and an error. DSL Brewers Top of the 8th Ariel Estades walks. With Franly Mallen batting, Ariel Estades steals (12) 2nd base. Franly Mallen flies out to center fielder Randy Ventura. Ariel Estades to 3rd. Nicol Valderrey reaches on a fielder's choice out, shortstop Alex Aquino to catcher Carlos Centeno. Ariel Estades out at home. With Yerison Pena batting, passed ball by Carlos Centeno, Nicol Valderrey to 2nd. With Yerison Pena batting, passed ball by Carlos Centeno, Nicol Valderrey to 3rd. Offensive Substitution: Pinch-runner Julio Mendez replaces Nicol Valderrey. Yerison Pena walks. Pitching Change: Luis Severino replaces Ali Pantoja. Adolfo Morillo walks. Yerison Pena to 2nd. With Sandy Martinez batting, missed catch error by Terrence Josephina on the pickoff attempt, Julio Mendez scores. Yerison Pena to 3rd. With Sandy Martinez batting, Adolfo Morillo steals (3) 2nd base. Sandy Martinez walks. Defensive Substitution: Anderson Jesus replaces pitcher Alexander Sanchez, batting 8th, playing center field. Pitching Change: Jesus Jones replaces Luis Severino. With Anderson Jesus batting, passed ball by Carlos Centeno, Yerison Pena scores. Adolfo Morillo to 3rd. Sandy Martinez to 2nd. Anderson Jesus flies out to center fielder Randy Ventura.

Final: DSL Brewers 2, DSL Rangers2 3 As Mass Haas mentioned, there were two Dominican games listed for today, but only one box score has been posted so far. If the other one gets updated overnight I'll get it in the morning. DSL Brewers Box Score The Brewers have been easing Junior Flores back in to action. The 20-year-old Venezuelan went an inning in his first outing, two innings in his last start and three innings tonight. He gave up two runs on two hits and two walks. Boanerges Nova followed and went 5.1 innings. He was charged with the loss but only gave up the one unearned run in the ninth. Ignacio Otano had two more hits out of the leadoff spot, going 2-for-5 with a double. First baseman Nicol Valderrey doubled and drew a walk. Franly Mallen had a hit and was hit by a pitch in four plate appearances, but was lifted for a pinch runner in the seventh. DSL Brewers Game Log Ignacio Otano's 14th error of the season helped the Rangers push across the winning run. DSL Rangers2 Bottom of the 9th Pedro Ogando lines out to second baseman Julio Mendez. Starling Joseph reaches on a fielding error by shortstop Ignacio Otano. Stanly Martinez singles on a line drive to center fielder Marcos Pinero. Starling Joseph to 3rd. Pitching Change: Juan Diaz replaces Boanerges Nova. Eudys Rivera singles on a line drive to center fielder Marcos Pinero. Starling Joseph scores. Stanly Martinez to 2nd.

Final: DSL Red Sox2 7, DSL Brewers 1 DSL Brewers Box Score 21-year-old Nattino Diplan started for the Brewers and turned in a pretty solid outing. He went five innings and scattered six hits, giving up just one run. He didn't walk a batter and struck out three. Former Tampa Bay Rays farmhand Yomelbin Almonte followed and really struggled, giving up five runs in only two innings. First baseman Nicol Valderrey collected three of the Brewers seven hits to raise his season average to .313. Anderson Jesus singled and doubled in four at bats and scored the Brewers lone run. Veteran catcher Sandy Martinez reached base twice as well, picking up a single and a base on balls. DSL Brewers Game Log The Brewers only offense came with two outs in the fourth DSL Brewers Bottom of the 4th Franly Mallen strikes out swinging. Nicol Valderrey grounds out, second baseman Freiberg Marin to first baseman Gerardo Carrizalez. Anderson Jesus doubles (4) on a fly ball to center fielder Lorenzo Cedrola. With Dilson Fernandez batting, wild pitch by Yorvin Pantoja, Anderson Jesus to 3rd. Dilson Fernandez singles on a ground ball to right fielder Ramfis Berroa. Anderson Jesus scores. Sandy Martinez walks. Dilson Fernandez to 2nd. Julio Mendez walks. Dilson Fernandez to 3rd. Sandy Martinez to 2nd. Marcos Pinero strikes out swinging.

Biloxi rained out on Sunday

Final: Montgomery 0, Biloxi 1 (15 Innings) Roache cranks first Double-A homer in Shuckers 1-0 walk-off in 15 innings The Shuckers walked-off with a victory for the second straight night at MGM Park – take seventh straight series Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/5/8/4/132007584/cuts/8S1A3479_lxfduyf9_58gqkvif.JPG Victor Roache blasted a walk-off home run in the bottom of the 15th inning, lifting the Shuckers to another series win. (M.K. Krebs) BILOXI, MS – A raucous crowd at MGM Park came in for a contest between two teams that averaged 15 runs-per-game through the first three games. Instead, the 4,910 faithful witnessed a pitcher’s duel for the ages, ending with a walk-off home run from Victor Roache in the 15th inning and a 1-0 Shuckers win over the Montgomery Biscuits. The victory gave Biloxi consecutive walk-offs over the Biscuits and secures the team’s seventh straight series victory to close out the first half of the season. The Shuckers lead the current five-game series, 3-1 and will look to go 4-1 for the second straight set. Biloxi improved to 16-5 in one-run games, a .762 win percentage which leads the league. The 15-inning game was an inning more than the June 6, MGM Park opening night 6-5 walk-off win in 14 innings. Saturday’s 15-inning game lasted just 3 hours, 55 minutes, four minutes shorter than Friday’s 11-10 victory in 10 innings, which was 3 hours, 59 minutes. Roache (2x6, HR, RBI, R) ripped the second pitch from infielder-turned-pitcher Leonardo Reginatto (0-1) over the right field wall and into the netting for the game-winning blast in the bottom of the 15th inning. The 2012 first-round pick has picked up a hit in each of his first three games for Biloxi since being promoted from Brevard County on Wednesday. For the first time this series, neither team managed to score a run in the first inning, which turned out to be the theme of the night. Shuckers’ starter Brent Suter turned in one of his best performances of the season, giving up just five hits over seven innings of work while tying a season high with seven strikeouts and walking just one. The lefty allowed just one base runner in the first four innings, and had more than one Biscuit reach base in an inning just once after giving up singles to Joey Rickard and Leonardo Reginatto to start the sixth. Newly-named All-Star Austin Ross gave up one hit over three innings out of the bullpen and picked up three strikeouts. Montgomery starter Austin Pruitt was equally as effective, striking out five and walking one while giving up eight hits before being pulled in the ninth after consecutive singles by Michael Reed (1x5) and Nick Ramirez (1x4) started the frame for Biloxi. Reed would eventually have to leave the game in the 12th due to an injury. The Shuckers had a chance in the ninth with the first two men reaching safely. Brandon Macias (1x6) attempted a sacrifice bunt, but pitcher Ryan Garton pounced on the ball and threw to third to get a sliding Reed for the first out of the inning. Friday night’s hero Taylor Green (2x6, 2B) lined into a double play to end the inning and send the game into extras for a second consecutive night. Mike Strong bounced back after a rough outing on Friday in which the reliever surrendered three runs in an inning of work; The southpaw struck out two and walking one over two innings of relief. Manny Barreda (1-0) tossed the final three frames and walked three and picked up two punch outs. Biloxi will close out the first half looking for its third straight win over the Biscuits on Sunday night. RHP Martin Viramontes (0-0, 8.24) will get his first start of 2015 and will face All-Star LHP Blake Snell (4-2, 1.71) in the final game before the Southern League All-Star break. 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 Lots of good pitching performances in this one. Brent Suter struck out seven over seven innings and walked just one. Austin Ross, Mike Strong and Manny Barreda followed Suter and combined for eight scoreless, allowing only one hit over those final eight innings. Despite only scoring one run, every Biloxi starter had at least one hit. Taylor Green and Victor Roache had the only multi-hit games with Green going 2-for-6 with a double and Roache going 2-for-6 with the big walk-off home run. Bilox Game Log Roache's 15th inning walk-off bomb Biloxi Bottom of the 15th Defensive Substitution: Patrick Leonard replaces designated hitter Joey Rickard, batting 1st, playing third base. Pitching Change: Leonardo Reginatto replaces Bryce Stowell, batting 2nd. Victor Roache homers (1) on a fly ball to left center field.

The DSL game was suspended due to rain with the Brewers leading 3-1 in the top of the third.

Final: DSL Brewers 4, DSL Mets2 8 DSL Brewers Box Score The Brewers got a nice start from 22-year-old Wuilder Rodriguez, who went five scoreless innings before turning things over to the bullpen. Former Cardinals farmhand Isaac Silva allowed four runs in an inning of work and Yunior Santana took the loss after allowing three runs without recording an out. The Brewers managed only five hits in this one. Ariel Estades had a pair of doubles and Dilson Fernandez tripled and knocked in three runs. Anderson Jesus and Javier Castillo had the only other Brewers hits. DSL Brewers Game Log Ugly couple of innings late in this one DSL Mets2 Bottom of the 7th Grabiel Jimenez singles on a line drive to right fielder Anderson Jesus. Kenny Hernandez hit by pitch. Grabiel Jimenez to 2nd. Rafael Guzman hit by pitch. Grabiel Jimenez to 3rd. Kenny Hernandez to 2nd. Pitching Change: Yan De La Cruz replaces Isaac Silva. Ranfy Adon singles on a line drive to right fielder Anderson Jesus. Grabiel Jimenez scores. Kenny Hernandez to 3rd. Rafael Guzman to 2nd. With Pedro Ventura batting, wild pitch by Yan De La Cruz, Kenny Hernandez scores. Rafael Guzman to 3rd. Ranfy Adon to 2nd. Pedro Ventura pops out to second baseman Javier Castillo. Angel Manzanarez walks. Rigoberto Terrazas out on a sacrifice fly to center fielder Adolfo Morillo. Rafael Guzman scores. Carlos Sanchez grounds out, third baseman Julio Mendez to first baseman Nicol Valderrey. DSL Mets2 Bottom of the 8th Pitching Change: Yunior Santana replaces Yan De La Cruz. Luis Montero walks. Offensive Substitution: Pinch-runner Ysidro Pierre replaces Luis Montero. With Grabiel Jimenez batting, Ysidro Pierre steals (7) 2nd base. Grabiel Jimenez walks. Kenny Hernandez singles on a pop up to first baseman Nicol Valderrey. Ysidro Pierre to 3rd. Grabiel Jimenez to 2nd. Pitching Change: Juan Diaz replaces Yunior Santana. Rafael Guzman hit by pitch. Ysidro Pierre scores. Grabiel Jimenez to 3rd. Kenny Hernandez to 2nd. Ranfy Adon doubles (3) on a line drive to left fielder Ariel Estades. Grabiel Jimenez scores. Kenny Hernandez scores. Rafael Guzman to 3rd. With Pedro Ventura batting, wild pitch by Juan Diaz, Rafael Guzman scores. Ranfy Adon to 3rd. Pedro Ventura lines out to shortstop Franly Mallen. Angel Manzanarez strikes out swinging. Rigoberto Terrazas grounds out, second baseman Javier Castillo to first baseman Nicol Valderrey

Final: Montgomery 10, Biloxi 11 (10 Innings) Green caps off a wild 11-10 comeback with walk-off in the 10th over Biscuits Shuckers erase four deficits and get a Nick Ramirez grand slam, plus six RBI in comeback victory Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/3/0/2/131827302/cuts/BRP_7791_072czjj2_bzxee43f.jpg The Shuckers walked-off for the second time at MGM Park on Friday night thanks to a Taylor Green single in the 10th. (Benton Reed Photography) BILOXI, MS – Taylor Green capped off a wild night at MGM Park with a walk-off single in the 10th inning to score Michael Reed as the Shuckers came from behind for an 11-10 victory over the Montgomery Biscuits on Friday night. Biloxi erased four deficits and blew a save, but managed to take game three of the final series before the All-Star break, taking a 2-1 series edge. Nick Ramirez’ blasted the first grand slam in franchise history and also matched a career high with six RBI on the night. Reed (1x3, RBI, 2 R, 2 BB) started things in the 10th with a leadoff walk and made it to third after a single by Nick Ramirez (3x5, HR, 6 RBI, R, BB) and a bunt by Tyrone Taylor (2x5) loaded the bases with nobody out, setting the stage for Green’s (1x6, RBI) dramatics. After a nine-pitch battle with Bryce Stowell, the Shuckers’ designated hitter served the game-winning single on the 10th pitch into left for the second extra-inning walk-off at MGM Park in the stadium’s eighth game. The RBI for Green gives him seven through the first three games of the series. Another high-octane first started off the game for both teams as Brooks Hall (4 IP, 5 R – 4 ER – 7 H, BB, SO) surrendered back-to-back solo home runs to Leonardo Reginatto and Cameron Seitzer to put the Shuckers in a 2-0 hole. Biloxi (42-25) responded with two runs of its own in the bottom-half of the inning. Josh Fellhauer (1x4, 2 R, BB) and Nathan Orf (1x4, 3 R, 2 BB) started the inning with consecutive walks, and Reed was hit by a pitch an out later to load the bases. Ramirez drove a single to the left centerfield wall to plate Fellhauer and Orf and tie the game at two. Much like Thursday night, Montgomery (34-33) jumped back in front in the second, using a one-out double by Patrick Leonard and a single by Jake Depew to take a one-run advantage. The Shuckers rallied for three runs in the fifth to tie the game at five apiece. Nick Shaw (0x2, 3 BB) started things off with a walk and moved to third an out later on a single by Orf. Orlando Arcia (1x6, 2 RBI, R, 2B) doubled the runners home with a shot down the third base line to bring Biloxi within a run. Reed followed with a single up the middle to tie the game at five and forcing Montgomery starter Jamie Schultz from the game. Not to be outdone, the Biscuits took the lead again in the sixth on a RBI groundout by DePew. Biloxi came right back with its turn came up in the sixth, plating the tying run on three errors by the Biscuits to square the game at six. Shaw drew his third walk to the game to put a runner on with one out and advanced to second on an errant throw by DePew on a bleeder in front of the plate from Fellhauer. Orf followed with a hard hit ball that was misplayed at third by Leonard, allowing Shaw to score the tying run. Montgomery grabbed its fourth lead of the game on a three-run home run from Dayron Varona off of reliever Mike Strong (IP, 3 R, H, 2 BB, SO) to put the Shuckers behind, 9-6. Ramirez unloaded in the eighth for the first grand slam in the franchise’s young history, giving Biloxi its first lead of the night at 10-9 going into the ninth. The slugger’s six RBIs sets a new franchise record and matches the total he had driven in for his previous 17 games combined. Ramirez also hit the first home run in franchise history back on April 11. Damien Magnifico (3-0, IP, R, 2 H, BB, SO) took the mound in the ninth to try for his eighth save of the season, but allowed Reginatto to score on a sacrifice fly to left to tie the game at 10 and force extras. Biloxi will go for its seventh consecutive series victory to close out the first half on Saturday night when LHP Brent Suter (4-2, 1.97) takes on RHP Austin Pruitt (4-4, 3.33) for Montgomery. 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. Fans attending to the game are encouraged to wear purple in support of the Alzheimer’s Association of Mississippi. Shuckers’ players will wear purple caps in the first, autograph them and put them up for silent auction during the game on the concourse. Biloxi Box Score What a fun game to watch. Big night for first baseman Nick Ramirez who had a walk, two singles and a grand slam in six plate appearances while knocking in six of the Shuckers eleven runs. Brooks Hall only got through four innings on 81 pitches. Damien Magnifico blew a chance for a save in the ninth but was lights out in the tenth and wound up picking up the win. Biloxi Game Log Michael Reed with a really nice piece of base running in the tenth to get to third base on Tyrone Taylor's bunt. He got a good secondary lead and just beat the third baseman to the bag as he charged the bunt and had tried to retreat. Biloxi Bottom of the 10th Pitching Change: Bryce Stowell replaces Kyle Winkler. Michael Reed walks. Nick Ramirez singles on a line drive to left fielder Joey Rickard. Michael Reed to 2nd. Tyrone Taylor hits a sacrifice bunt. Michael Reed to 3rd. Nick Ramirez to 2nd. Tyrone Taylor to 1st. Taylor Green singles on a line drive to left fielder Joey Rickard. Michael Reed scores. Nick Ramirez to 3rd. Tyrone Taylor to 2nd.

Shuckers’ win streak snapped at five after 11-5 loss to Biscuits Early runs cut Johnson’s start short, ending Shuckers’ string of quality starts Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/4/9/6/131600496/cuts/BRP_6993_k639elm1_axxjqe86.jpg Nathan Orf homered for the first time on Thursday night in the Shuckers' 11-5 loss to Montgomery (Benton Reed Photography) BILOXI, MS – The Shuckers’ five-game winning streak was snapped on Thursday night after an 11-5 loss to the Montgomery Biscuits in front of 3,080 fans at MGM Park. The two clubs combined for 10 runs over the first two innings, matching four spots in the first, and a single run in the second. Montgomery ended up blasting three home runs and scoring three runs in the fourth and three runs in the seventh to pull away. Biloxi (41-25) fell into an early hole, surrendering four runs in the first inning and were down 2-0 before recording an out. Boog Powell singled and scored on Dayron Varona’s double. Cameron Seitzer shot a grounder to the right side that got through Nick Ramirez (0x4) at first and into right field, allowing Varona to score on the error. Johnny Field was hit by a pitch before Joey Rickard went down looking for the first out of the inning. Justin O’Conner doubled home Seitzer to put the Shuckers in a 3-0 deficit and Patrick Leonard grounded out to first, scoring Field on the play for the final run of the inning. The Shuckers responded with four runs of their own to tie the game at four after the first inning. Josh Fellhauer (1x3, R, 2B, 2 BB) led off the second straight game with a double and Nathan Orf (2x4, HR, RBI, 2 R, BB) followed with a walk to set up Orlando Arcia’s (2x4, RBI, R, BB) RBI single. Back-to-back strikeouts to Ramirez and Michael Reed (0x4) were followed by a walk to Tyrone Taylor (0x3, R, BB) and loaded the bases for Taylor Green (2x3, 3 RBI, 2B, BB), who drove a bases-clearing double off the wall in left to square the game at four. Green has driven in six runs in the first two games against the Biscuits and been on base five times. Fellhauer has reached six times in the first two games with the Biscuits. Montgomery (34-32) jumped back on top in the second with an RBI groundout from Seitzer to bring in Juniel Querecuto. Biloxi followed with a run of its own on Orf’s first home run on the season to tie the game at five. The Shuckers’ pitching staff could not keep the Biscuits off the board as the game went on, surrendering three runs in the fourth, capped by homer from Johnny Field, Jr., his 11th on the year and three more in the seventh on homers from Justin O’Conner and Hector Guevara to put Biloxi in an insurmountable, 11-5 deficit. Starting pitcher Hobbs Johnson (4-4) struggled with command in his 3.1 innings of work, walking five and striking out only three on 75 pitches. The North Carolina native did not make it to the fifth inning for the first time since his second start of the season back on April 18 (10 starts) against the Mobile BayBears, and snaps a stretch of five consecutive quality starts for the Shuckers’ pitching staff. Trevor Seidenberger (2.2 IP, 2 R, H, BB) gave up a home run to the first batter he faced, but set down the next seven Biscuits before issuing a leadoff walk to Field in the seventh. Manny Barreda (2.0, 2 R, 3 H, 2 SO) took over and served up two more long balls, putting Biloxi behind 11-5. Martin Viramontes took the ninth and did not allow a run on two hits. Montgomery All-Star right-hander Jared Mortensen (5-3) earned the win. Biloxi loaded the bases with two outs in the ninth, but Arcia grounded out on a close play at second to end the game. The Shuckers will look to retake the series lead in game three on Friday night. RHP Brooks Hall (7-3, 3.05) will seek out his fourth straight win and take on RHP Jamie Schultz (5-3, 3.11). Both starting pitchers are headed to the All-Star game next week. 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 Hobbs Johnson really struggled with his control tonight. He only gave up four hits, but walked five, hit a batter and had a wild pitch. Nathan Orf with his first home run of the year. He also added a single and a walk. Orlando Arcia reached base three times with two singles and a walk and Taylor Green singled, doubled, walked and knocked in three runs. Biloxi Game Log

Final: Montgomery 2, Biloxi 6 Green, Lopez guide Shuckers to fifth straight win, 6-2 over Biscuits Biloxi’s 41st victory extends best record in Southern League to 1 ½ games over Chattanooga Lookouts Biloxi Shukers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/7/3/0/131361730/cuts/8S1A2618_s7hrozbd_6yijc5de.JPG Taylor Green blasted his fourth Biloxi homer and second at MGM Park on Wednesday night. (Mike Krebs) BILOXI, MS. – The Shuckers opened their second homestand in Biloxi on Wednesday night and won their fifth straight game in convincing fashion, 6-2 over the Montgomery Biscuits in front of 3,572 fans at MGM Park. Taylor Green belted a three-run homer, capping a four run fourth inning for the Shuckers. Starter Jorge Lopez (5-2) picked up Biloxi’s 12th quality start in its last 15 games, surrendering just an unearned run on four hits with a walk and three strikeouts in his six innings of work. Since June 2, the Biloxi rotation has a 1.60 ERA. The Shuckers maintain the best record in the Southern League and are one of only eight teams in all of minor league baseball with 41 victories. Biloxi (41-24) got on the scoreboard first for a sixth consecutive game and carried a 1-0 lead into the fourth inning before padding on four runs to open up the lead to five. Michael Reed (0x2, R, 2 BB) and Nick Ramirez (1x3, R, BB) led off the frame with back-to-back walks for Tyrone Taylor (2x4, RBI, R), who deposited a single into center to plate Reed and give the Shuckers an insurance run. Taylor Green (HR, 3 RBI, R) followed with a towering fly onto the berm in right field for his fourth home run of the season, giving Biloxi a five-run advantage. Montgomery (33-32) broke up the shutout in the fifth with a RBI groundout off the bat of Boog Powell to score Patrick Leonard. The Shuckers responded in the sixth off of reliever Colton Reavis, using a single by Adam Weisenburger (1x3, BB) to move Victor Roache (1x4, R) to third. An errant throw by right fielder Dayron Varona allowed Roache to score and moved Weisenburger up to second. Jed Bradley (IP, R, H) made his debut for the Shuckers and allowed a RBI groundout to Juniel Querecuto, bringing home Leonard to trim the lead to 6-2. Austin Ross (2 IP, H, SO) worked the final two frames and got Leonard to strikeout to end the game and extend the Shuckers winning streak to five. Biloxi will look to take a two-game lead in the final series of the first half on Thursday night at MGM Park. Shuckers’ All-Star LHP Hobbs Johnson (4-3, 3.05) will take on RHP Jared Mortensen (4-3, 2.75) for the Biscuits. First pitch is scheduled for 7:10 p.m., with coverage beginning at 6:55 p.m. on 1240-AM WGCM 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. The game will also be available on MiLB.tv. Biloxi Box Score Jorge Lopez turned in his third straight quality start. He scattered four hits and gave up just the one unearned run, but the really encouraging number is only one walk over six innings. Tyrone Taylor had another two hit game. That makes five multi-hit game sin his last eight. Victor Roache singled in his Double-A debut and leadoff hitter Josh Fellhauer reached base in four of his five plate appearances with a single, double and a pair of waks. Biloxi Game Log Taylor Green's fourth home run of the season was more than enough offense for the Shuckers Biloxi Bottom of the 4th Michael Reed walks. Nick Ramirez walks. Michael Reed to 2nd. Tyrone Taylor singles on a ground ball to center fielder Boog Powell. Michael Reed scores. Nick Ramirez to 2nd. Taylor Green homers (4) on a fly ball to right field. Nick Ramirez scores. Tyrone Taylor scores. Victor Roache grounds out, shortstop Juniel Querecuto to first baseman Cameron Seitzer. Adam Weisenburger flies out to right fielder Dayron Varona. Josh Fellhauer singles on a line drive to right fielder Dayron Varona. Nathan Orf grounds into a force out, shortstop Juniel Querecuto to second baseman Thomas Coyle. Josh Fellhauer out at 2nd.

Final: DSL Yankees2 3, DSL Brewers 11 DSL Brewers Box Score The Brewers were down 3-1 in the seventh before they put up eight runs in the bottom half of the inning thanks in big part to the Yankees pitching and defense. Four walks, two wild pitches and two errors helped lead to the big inning. Rodrigo Benoit got the start and allowed all three runs (two earned) in five innings. Juan Diaz followed with two hitless innings and got the win and Joaquin De La Cruz tossed the final two frames, striking out four. 20-year-old Bismar Nunez reached base in all three at bats with two singles and a walk before being lifted for a pinch runner. Franly Mallen had a single and a double as the designated hitter and Ignacio Otano hit his first home run of the season. DSL Brewers Game Log The big eight run seventh inning that broke the game open for the Brewers DSL Brewers Bottom of the 7th Nicol Valderrey singles on a ground ball to center fielder Jonaikel Delgado. Anderson Jesus strikes out swinging. Ariel Estades walks. Nicol Valderrey to 2nd. Bismar Nunez walks. Nicol Valderrey to 3rd. Ariel Estades to 2nd. Offensive Substitution: Pinch-runner Roosevert Chal replaces Bismar Nunez. Adolfo Morillo walks. Nicol Valderrey scores. Ariel Estades to 3rd. Roosevert Chal to 2nd. Pitching Change: Leyfer Ramirez replaces Anderson Diaz. With Javier Castillo batting, wild pitch by Leyfer Ramirez, Ariel Estades scores. Roosevert Chal to 3rd. Adolfo Morillo to 2nd. Javier Castillo singles on a ground ball to right fielder Carlos Tatis. Roosevert Chal scores. Adolfo Morillo scores. Javier Castillo to 2nd on the throw. Ignacio Otano walks. With Julio Mendez batting, throwing error by Leyfer Ramirez on the pickoff attempt, Javier Castillo scores. Ignacio Otano to 2nd. Julio Mendez pops out to pitcher Leyfer Ramirez. Franly Mallen singles on a ground ball to left fielder Antonio Arias. Ignacio Otano to 3rd. Nicol Valderrey reaches on a fielding error by second baseman Brallan Medina. Ignacio Otano scores. Franly Mallen to 2nd. With Anderson Jesus batting, wild pitch by Leyfer Ramirez, Franly Mallen to 3rd. Nicol Valderrey to 2nd. Anderson Jesus singles on a ground ball to center fielder Jonaikel Delgado. Franly Mallen scores. Nicol Valderrey scores. Pitching Change: Havid Burgos replaces Leyfer Ramirez. Ariel Estades grounds out, shortstop Holman Miranda to first baseman Miguel Flames.

SHUCKERS CLOSE OUT BRAVES WITH FOURTH STRAIGHT VICTORY, 2-1, EARN 40TH WIN Brent Suter picked up Biloxi’s 11th quality start in the last 14 games on Monday night Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/8/3/0/130884830/cuts/_BRP3927_oyx4k9va_r23cazp0.jpg Brent Suter tossed his third straight quality start and earned his fourth win on Monday night in Pearl (Benton Reed Photography) PEARL, MS – The Shuckers closed out a five-game series with the Mississippi Braves with their fourth straight victory, a 2-1 win at Trustmark Park on Monday night. Biloxi’s pitching staff held Mississippi (32-31) off the scoreboard for 29.2 innings before the Braves scored on a two-out double in the ninth. The Shuckers take four of five in a series for the second time this season and outscored their inter-state rival 24-3 over the four-game winning streak. The Shuckers lead the season series, 6-4. The Shuckers are the sixth team in minor league baseball to 40 wins and the first in the Southern League. The Shuckers are a season-high 16-games over .500 and winners of seven of their last 10 and six straight in series play. Shuckers’ starter Brent Suter (4-2) kept the dominating trend going for Biloxi starters, tossing six innings of shutout ball with three hits allowed, a walk and five strikeouts. Shuckers’ starters kept the Braves off the scoreboard in their last 21.1 innings, giving up eight hits in that span and striking out 18. Since June 6, starters have a 1.71 ERA over 14 games with 11 quality starts, allowing 16 earned runs in 86 innings with 86 strikeouts and 27 walks. Mike Strong (IP, SO) and Manny Barreda (IP, BB, 3 SO) bridged the way to the ninth for Damien Magnifico (SV, 7, IP, R, H, BB, 2 SO), who closed out the Braves with Biloxi (40-24) continued to jump out to early leads against the Braves, this time with Brandon Macias (1x3, HR, RBI, R) taking Tyrell Jenkins deep to start the third inning, giving the Shuckers a 1-0 lead. Taylor Green (1x4, RBI) provided some insurance in the ninth with an RBI single to plate Michael Reed (2x3, R, 2B, BB, SB) and give Biloxi a 2-0 edge. The Shuckers will have Tuesday off before starting a five-game series with the Montgomery Biscuits at MGM Park. RHP Jorge Lopez (4-2, 3.34) will make his 12th start of the season for Biloxi and face off against RHP Ryne Stanek (2-0, 2.29). 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.

Final: Biloxi 2, Mississippi 1 Shuckers pick up 40th win in series finale at Pearl Posted by SUN HERALD PEARL - Brent Suter threw six scoreless innings to pick up the victory as the Shuckers beat the Mississippi Braves, 2-1, Tuesday night at Trustmark Park. Shuckers pitchers have combined to hold the M-Braves to a total of three runs over the last three games. Monday's game was the series finale, giving the Shuckers four wins in the five-game series in Pearl. Biloxi improved to 40-24. Suter gave up three hits, struck out five and walked one to improve to 4-2. Biloxi clinched the Southern League South Division Sunday and will return to MGM Park for a 7:10 p.m. game on Wednesday to start a five-game series with the Montgomery Biscuits. Brandon Macias hit a solo homer in the third inning, his second of the season, to give Biloxi a 1-0 lead. Taylor Green pushed the advantage to 2-0 in the ninth inning on an RBI single to center to score Michael Reed. Biloxi needed the insurance run. The Braves (32-31) pushed one across on an RBI double by Kevin Ahrens with two out in the ninth before closer Damien Magnifico finished the game for his seventh save of the season. Biloxi Box Score After clinching last night, several Shuckers got the night off on Monday. Orlando Arcia, Kyle Wren and Nick Ramirez were all on the bench for this one. Nathan Orf made his first start of the season at shortstop and picked up a pair of hits. Michael Reed keeps plugging along, reaching base in three of his four trips to the plate and stealing his 19th bag. Brent Suter turned in six scoreless, allowing three hits and striking out five and lowering his earned run average to 1.97. Biloxi Game Long Magnifico got in to a little bit of trouble in the ninth, but worked out of it for his seventh save. Mississippi Bottom of the 9th Pitching Change: Damien Magnifico replaces Manny Barreda, batting 9th. Eric Garcia strikes out swinging. David Rohm walks. With KD Kang batting, David Rohm steals (2) 2nd base. KD Kang strikes out swinging. Kevin Ahrens doubles (9) on a line drive to left fielder Josh Fellhauer. David Rohm scores. Seth Loman walks. Offensive Substitution: Pinch-runner Mallex Smith replaces Kevin Ahrens. With Emerson Landoni batting, Mallex Smith steals (22) 3rd base. Emerson Landoni lines out softly to right fielder Michael Reed.

Final: DSL Brewers 5, DSL Pirates 6 The Brewers jumped out to an early lead when Franly Mallen knocked in Ignacio Otano, who led off the game with a double, but the Pirates put two on the board in the third inning and then followed with four more in the fourth off of starter Nattino Diplan. The Brewers got a pair back in the fifth to pull within 6-4 and the score remained the same until the ninth. Javier Castillo singled with one out and scored on a triple by Otano, leaving the tying run just 90 feet away, but Adolfo Morillo grounded back to the pitcher for out number two, keeping Otano at third, and Mallen grounded out to third to end the game. DSL Brewers Box Score Is it too early to get excited about the 18-year-old Otano? Still a small sample size, but this was his fifth straight multi-hit game as he collected two doubles and a triple in five at bats to raise his average to .418. First baseman Nicol Valderrey also tripled and Henry Correa doubled and drew a walk. Nattino Diplan allowed all six runs in 3.1 innings, though only two of the runs were earned. 19-year-old Joaquin De La Cruz followed with 3.2 scoreless innings. DSL Brewers Play-By-Play The ninth inning rally that came up just short. DSL Brewers Top of the 9th Offensive Substitution: Pinch-hitter Ariel Estades replaces Sandy Martinez. Ariel Estades flies out to right fielder Jeremias Portorreal. Javier Castillo singles on a ground ball to center fielder Yondry Contreras. Ignacio Otano triples (1) on a fly ball to right fielder Jeremias Portorreal. Javier Castillo scores. Adolfo Morillo grounds out, pitcher Angel Vasquez to first baseman Huascar Fuentes. Franly Mallen grounds out, third baseman Ramy Perez to first baseman Huascar Fuentes.