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Monday, August 03, 2026
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Hall's Heroics Power Goldeyes to 8th Consecutive Victory
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Second baseman Adam Hall hit a dramatic go-ahead two-run home run with two outs in the bottom of the eighth inning, lifting the Winnipeg Goldeyes to a 7-6 victory over the Lincoln Saltdogs at Blue Cross Park.
The infielder was instrumental in extending Winnipeg's winning streak to eight games, delivering a standout 3-for-4 performance at the plate while driving in two runs and scoring once.
The victory keeps the Goldeyes moving upward in the standings, improving their record to 35-31 on the season.
Trailing 6-5 with pinch-runner Raphaël Pelletier positioned at first base, Hall stepped up in the bottom of the eighth to deliver the decisive blow.
Facing Saltdogs right-hander Zac McCleve, Hall drove a 0-1 pitch deep over the left-field wall to flip the score and give Winnipeg a late 7-6 advantage.
The home run capped off a superb afternoon for Hall, who anchored the Goldeyes' offense through a tight, back-and-forth contest to seal the sweep.
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Sunday, August 02, 2026
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Hall and Goldeyes Stretch Winning Streak to Seven
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Adam Hall and the Winnipeg Goldeyes extended their blistering run of form to seven straight victories, securing a comfortable 9-3 win over the Lincoln Saltdogs at Blue Cross Park.
Hall went 1-for-4 at the plate, contributing to an offensive display that saw the Goldeyes break open a tight contest in the late innings to dispatch their opponents.
Winnipeg opened the scoring in the bottom of the second inning under dramatic circumstances. Right fielder Max Murphy was robbed of extra bases by Lincoln centre fielder Cam Phelts, who crashed heavily into the outfield wall after making a fearless leaping catch.
Despite the catch, Murphy was credited with a sacrifice fly, allowing Keshawn Lynch to cross the plate for the opening run.
Lincoln (29-38) answered back in the top of the third when shortstop Nick Shumpert singled to left field to drive in Paul Myro and level the scores at 1-1.
However, the hosts responded immediately in the bottom half. With two outs, centre fielder Noah Marcelo deliberately drew a rundown between first and second base, allowing Roby Enríquez to steal home just before Marcelo was tagged out, restoring Winnipeg's lead at 2-1.
The Goldeyes stretched their advantage in the fourth inning when Jiandido Tromp singled up the middle to bring home Raphaël Pelletier, before Murphy scored on a passed ball to make it 4-1.
Lincoln threatened a comeback in the sixth, narrowing the deficit to a single run. Tanner O’Tremba doubled to right-centre to score Jairo Pomares, before Cam Dayton lined a single to centre field to drive in O’Tremba and pull the Saltdogs back to 4-3.
That was as close as the visitors would get. Winnipeg took control in the seventh as Marcelo drove a single through the left side of the infield to score Ray-Patrick Didder and Enríquez, pushing the lead to 6-3.
The knock-out blow arrived in the bottom of the eighth. Murphy crushed his eighth home run of the season deep to left field, bringing home Ramón Bramasco and Pelletier for a three-run shot that capped an emphatic 9-3 victory.
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Saturday, August 01, 2026
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Mosquitoes Buzz Past Saltdogs in dominant 11-4 Victory
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Adam Hall and the Manitoba Mosquitoes—the Winnipeg Goldeyes’ wildly successful alternate-identity persona—came out buzzing to build a commanding early lead en route to an 11-4 victory over the Lincoln Saltdogs at Blue Cross Park.
Swarming the downtown ballpark for a special one-night-only showcase, Manitoba’s offense exploded out of the gates, led by second baseman Hall who put together a stellar performance, going 3-for-4 from the plate with three runs scored.
Manitoba drew first blood in the bottom of the first inning when left fielder Keshawn Lynch lined a two-run single to left, bringing home shortstop Ray-Patrick Didder and Hall to open the scoring. Catcher Raphaël Pelletier followed immediately with a two-run double to right field, scoring Noah Marcelo and Lynch to make it 4-0. First baseman Kevin García capped off the five-run opening frame with a sacrifice fly to left, allowing Pelletier to cross from third.
The momentum continued into the bottom of the second:
Didder executed a clever delayed double steal to stretch the lead to 6-0.
Hall scored Manitoba’s seventh run of the contest when Marcelo reached safely on a fielding error.
Manitoba proved impossible to swat away, striking for four more runs in the bottom of the third. Didder blooped a two-run double to left-centre to drive in García and Roby Enríquez, before Marcelo doubled down the left-field line to bring home both Didder and Hall, extending the dominant cushion to 11-0.
Lincoln fight back as pitching staff seals win
Lincoln (29-37) finally found a breakthrough against Mosquitoes starter Ryo Kohigashi in the top of the fifth. Paul Myro single up the middle drove in Cam Phelts and Jairo Pomares to cut the deficit to 11-2, before Calyn Halvorson added a two-run double down the right-field line to make it 11-4.
Kohigashi exited just one out shy of qualifying for the win. The 28-year-old—who ranks second in the American Association with 79 strikeouts this season—allowed four runs on seven hits over 4 2/3 innings while striking out nine.
Reliever Arij Fransen (W, 1-2) combined with Willian Suárez and Sage Ferguson to pitch 4 1/3 scoreless innings out of the bullpen, bringing Manitoba’s pitching staff total to 14 strikeouts on the night.
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Thursday, July 30, 2026
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Hall Helps Goldeyes Complete Historic Sweep of Monarchs
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Adam Hall played another important role as the Winnipeg Goldeyes extended their winning streak to five games with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over the West Division-leading Kansas City Monarchs at Legends Field.
The infielder finished 1-for-3, scoring the tying run as Winnipeg completed a three-game sweep of Kansas City. It marked the Goldeyes' first series sweep in Kansas City since June 2008, when the two clubs competed in the Northern League.
A tightly contested pitchers' duel saw both starters dominate through the opening four innings before the Monarchs broke the deadlock in the fifth. Sahid Valenzuela scored on Trevor Boone's two-out double to hand the home side a 1-0 advantage.
Winnipeg finally found a breakthrough in the eighth inning. Hall drew a leadoff walk and moved into scoring position on a sacrifice bunt before Noah Marcelo delivered a single to right-centre field to bring the Bermudian home with the tying run.
The Goldeyes completed the comeback moments later when Raphaël Pelletier doubled down the right-field line to score Marcelo and put Winnipeg ahead for the first time.
Relievers Aidan Newton, making his professional debut, Eli Saul and closer Derrick Cherry combined to shut the door, with Cherry collecting his 11th save of the season as Kansas City was held to just three hits.
The victory continued Winnipeg's impressive recent form, with Hall once again making a valuable contribution as the Goldeyes strengthened their momentum heading into the next stage of the season.
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Wednesday, July 29, 2026
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Hall Drives in Four as Goldeyes Hold Off Monarchs Rally
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Adam Hall delivered a standout offensive performance as the Winnipeg Goldeyes survived a spirited Kansas City Monarchs comeback to claim an 11-9 victory at Legends Field.
The infielder finished 2-for-5 with four RBIs, playing a pivotal role in a game that saw Winnipeg almost squander a commanding nine-run advantage.
After a scoreless opening inning, the Goldeyes exploded for five runs in the second. Max Murphy put Winnipeg on the board with a two-run single before Hall cleared the bases with a three-run triple into right-centre field, driving in Murphy, Kevin García and Ray-Patrick Didder to make it 5-0.
Winnipeg extended its lead to 9-0 in the third through home runs from Jiandido Tromp, Murphy and Didder, but Kansas City responded immediately with five runs of its own, highlighted by Luken Baker's three-run homer.
The Monarchs continued to chip away, reducing the deficit to 9-7 before Hall delivered again in the eighth inning, lining a single to centre field to score Murphy and restore a three-run cushion at 10-7.
Kansas City answered once more to make it 10-9, but Ramón Bramasco's ninth-inning solo home run provided valuable insurance before closer Derrick Cherry retired the side in order to seal his 10th save of the season.
Hall's four-RBI display proved decisive as Winnipeg withstood the late pressure to secure an important victory despite seeing a seemingly comfortable lead almost disappear.
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