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Tuesday, September 01, 2026
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Hall Shines but RedHawks Overpower Goldeyes in Marathon Contest
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Standout Adam Hall produced a sharp display at the plate, but his Winnipeg Goldeyes fell to a heavy 17-7 defeat against the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks in an encounter concluded more than two months after it first began.
The contest originally got underway on 15 June at Newman Outdoor Field before torrential rain forced play to be suspended in the top of the fourth inning. When action finally resumed, the Goldeyes mounted a mid-game fightback before the RedHawks pulled clear once again.
Despite the lopsided scoreline, Hall maintained his fine individual form for Winnipeg, going 3-for-5 from the batter's box and crossing home plate for a run.
Fargo-Moorhead seized control from the outset during the June segment of the game. First baseman José Sermo launched a three-run homer in the first inning to set the tone, followed by a relentless six-run barrage in the second that included a solo shot from Brian Fuentes and a two-run double by Dillon Thomas.
Thomas extended the lead in the third with a two-run homer to push the advantage to 11-1 before the weather intervened, leaving the Goldeyes with two runners on and no outs in the fourth.
When play resumed on Tuesday evening, Winnipeg showed immediate resolve:
Fourth Inning Response: Ray-Patrick Didder came off the bench to lace a two-run double to centre field, scoring Ramón Bramasco and Roby Enríquez.
Hall Fuels Fifth-Inning Push: In the fifth, Hall sparked a rally with a clean single, later crossing the plate on Max Murphy's base hit before Bramasco drove home Murphy to make it 12-5.
Bramasco Strikes Again: An inning later, Bramasco collected his third and fourth RBIs of the evening, singling home Keshawn Lynch and Noah Marcelo to pull the Goldeyes within striking distance at 12-7.
However, the RedHawks snuffed out any hopes of an improbable comeback, adding five unanswered runs over the closing frames to seal an emphatic 17-7 victory.
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Monday, August 31, 2026
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Hall Lighting Up the Diamond for Winnipeg
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Bermudian-born utility man Adam Hall is putting together a standout campaign for the Winnipeg Goldeyes, establishing himself as one of the most dynamic offensive catalysts in the American Association.
Across 77 appearances to date, Hall has consistently delivered at the plate and caused havoc on the basepaths, combining elite speed with run-producing power.
Triple Threat on the Basepaths: Hall leads the Goldeyes with 7 triples and has swiped a team-high 46 stolen bases—a tally that ranks third overall in the entire franchise single-season record books.
Consistent Contact: The 27-year-old has surpassed the century mark with 106 hits across 312 at-bats, boasting a robust batting average well above .330.
Scoring & Driving In Runs: With 64 runs scored and 59 runs batted in (RBI), Hall has played a pivotal role in generating offence from the top and middle of the Winnipeg lineup.
Extra-Base Impact: Beyond his team-leading triples, Hall has collected 18 doubles and launched 5 home runs to keep opposing pitchers off balance.
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Sunday, August 30, 2026
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Hall Matches Historic Base-Stealing Mark in Goldeyes Win
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Standout Adam Hall etched his name further into the Winnipeg Goldeyes history books as his side held on for a narrow 3-2 victory over the at Blue Cross Park.
Hall finished 1-for-2 with a run scored and a milestone stolen base, while a first-inning blast from Ray-Patrick Didder proved decisive.
The Goldeyes struck decisively in the bottom of the first inning:
Third baseman Ramón Bramasco opened with a leadoff walk before Hall was struck by a pitch.
Shortstop Didder punished the DockHounds immediately, launching a line-drive three-run home run to left field—his 20th of the campaign—to give Winnipeg an early 3-0 cushion.
Lake Country starter Trey Riley surrendered all three runs in that turbulent first frame, though reliever Bryce Ehr contained the Goldeyes thereafter with seven scoreless innings of five-hit ball.
The DockHounds threatened in the top of the third when Cole Fuecker and Jake Allgeyer singled, setting up Ray Zuberer III to drive in both runners with a two-out single to centre field, trimming the deficit to 3-2.
Winnipeg's bullpen stepped up to preserve the lead for the remainder of the contest:
Starter James Colyer conceded two earned runs on four hits across three innings, striking out five without a walk.
Luke Boyd delivered five shutout innings of relief, scattering two hits and one walk while fanning five.
Derrick Cherry closed the door in the ninth, striking out two to secure the win.
Kevin García and Bramasco led the hosts' attack with two hits apiece, with García claiming the lone double of the contest.
Hall's stolen base in the fifth inning was his 44th of the season, moving him into a tie with Adam Heisler (2015) for the third-highest single-season tally in Goldeyes history.
Only Brian Duva (55 in 1997) and franchise record-holder Fehlandt Lentini (57 in 2006) have stolen more bases in a single campaign for the club.
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Saturday, August 29, 2026
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Late-Inning Surge Powers DockHounds Past Hall & Goldeyes
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The Lake Country DockHounds staged a late comeback, scoring three runs across the final two innings to edge Adam Hall and the Winnipeg Goldeyes 6-5 in the series opener at Blue Cross Park.
Hall finished 2-for-5 with two RBIs for Winnipeg, but a historic long ball and a clutch ninth-inning rally lifted the DockHounds to victory.
Winnipeg jumped out to an early 3-0 cushion in the bottom of the second inning. Kevin García opened the scoring with an RBI single to center to plate Keshawn Lynch, followed immediately by Hall’s two-run single to center that brought home Jiandido Tromp and García.
Lake Country responded in the fourth when Joshua Mears launched a two-run blast to left field off a Ray Zuberer III single, cutting the deficit to 3-2.
The homer marked Mears' 34th of the season, breaking the American Association single-season record of 33 previously set by Adam Brett Walker of the Milwaukee Milkmen in 2021.
The DockHounds pulled level in the sixth inning after Peter Zimmermann reached on an error and scored on Brett Roberts’ RBI single.
Winnipeg punched right back in the bottom of the frame when Roby Enríquez singled, swiped second base, and came home on Max Murphy’s go-ahead RBI double to right to make it 4-3.
Lake Country tied the game at 4-4 in the eighth courtesy of a Dylan LaRue walk and an RBI double from Jake Allgeyer.
The DockHounds then grabbed their first lead of the night in the top of the ninth:
Zuberer singled, stole second, and Mears drew a walk.
Zimmermann moved both runners into scoring position with a sacrifice bunt.
Mario Feliciano drove in Zuberer with a go-ahead RBI groundout to make it 5-4.
LaRue added critical insurance with an RBI double to left, plating Mears for a two-run cushion.
The Goldeyes threatened in the bottom of the ninth when García led off with a triple and scored on Ramón Bramasco’s RBI single to pull within one. Pinch-runner Peyton Holt stole second to put the tying run in scoring position, but the DockHounds retired the next three batters to slam the door and lock down the 6-5 victory.
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Thursday, August 27, 2026
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Hall Drives in two as Goldeyes Power Past Kansas City
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Bermudian infielder Adam Hall drove in two runs as part of a relentless collective batting display by the Winnipeg Goldeyes, who swept past the Kansas City Monarchs 11-6 at Blue Cross Park.
Every single member of Winnipeg’s nine-man batting order recorded at least one hit in a dominant offensive outing, led by right fielder Max Murphy’s three-hit, two-RBI performance.
Hall enjoyed another productive night at the plate, going 2-for-5 with a double, two RBIs, and a run scored as the Goldeyes controlled the contest from the early frames.
Kansas City drew first blood in the top of the first inning when Austin Callahan belted a two-run homer to right field following Tyler Gentry’s leadoff double.
Winnipeg responded emphatically in the bottom of the second. Consecutive singles from Raphaël Pelletier and Murphy set the table for Roby Enríquez, who lined a two-run double to level the scores at 2-2. Peyton Holt followed with an RBI single to put the hosts ahead 3-2.
The Goldeyes stretched their advantage in the third when Ray-Patrick Didder singled and scored on Noah Marcelo’s triple, before Murphy led off the fourth with a double and crossed the plate on Holt’s sacrifice fly to make it 5-2.
After Kansas City cut the deficit to 5-3 in the fifth, Ramón Bramasco doubled and scored on another Marcelo two-bagger to restore Winnipeg’s three-run cushion.
Hall sparked the offense in the bottom of the sixth, cracking a sharp double after a Holt single, which allowed Bramasco to lift a sacrifice fly to make it 7-3.
The hosts blew the contest wide open with a three-run seventh. Following three consecutive walks to load the bases, Murphy drove in a run with a groundout before Hall stepped up to deliver the big blow—lining a two-run single to centre field to score Pelletier and Keshawn Lynch, blowing the scoreline out to 10-3.
Murphy added an RBI single in the eighth to cap Winnipeg's 11-run tally before J.D. Davis drove in two late consolation runs for the Monarchs in the ninth.
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