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Welcome from our Chairman

Welcome to the 26th season of Myrtle Beach Pelicans baseball! We can’t thank you enough for making the prior 25 years such a success. We’re so excited to welcome you to Pelicans Ballpark for another evening of fun, family-friendly entertainment in the most unique setting in all of professional baseball.

Here, America’s favorite pastime meets both the beautiful beaches of the Grand Strand and the wonderful Midwestern tradition of the 2016 world-champion Chicago Cubs to create a truly one-of-a-kind experience for you, your family and your friends.

We take tremendous pride when our fan experience is recognized nationally. Our ballpark experience has been ranked amongst the Top Stadium Experiences in all of sports by Stadium Journey Magazine, and was recently named the #1 Minor League Baseball Experience. Pelicans Ballpark also received numerous TripAdvisor.Com Certificates of Excellence. These honors are incredibly humbling and reaffirm why all of us with the Pelicans understand that your fan experience is our top priority. It is also testament to you, the amazing fans who bring the stadium to life, filling it with energy and fun each year for the past two plus decades.

Thank you so much for joining us at the ballpark tonight. Now, please, sit back, relax and enjoy the show. We appreciate you, your friends and family for sharing the evening together and making so many wonderful memories with the Pelicans over the years.

Chuck Greenberg
Managing Partner & Chairman

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Meet the Pelicans

Cuevas to Lead Pelicans

Yovanny Cuevas will manage the Myrtle Beach Pelicans in his 1st season as a minor league manager. He is joined by Bruce Billings, Roberto Vaz, D'Angelo Jimenez, Kyle Sutherland, JC Bonilla, Tanner Costine & Luis Gutierrez.

Meet the Columbia Fireflies

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ABOUT THE COLUMBIA FIREFLIES

Affiliation: Kansas City Royals
Location: Columbia, SC
Previous League: South Atlantic League (2016-2020)
League Titles: 1 ('13)

Get to Know the Rest of the Carolina League

ABOUT THE MYRTLE BEACH PELICANS

Affiliation: Chicago Cubs
Location: Myrtle Beach, SC
Previous League: Carolina League (1999-2020)
League Titles: 4 ('99, '00, '15, '16)

ABOUT THE AUGUSTA GREENJACKETS

Affiliation: Atlanta Braves
Location: North Augusta, SC
Previous League: South Atlantic League (1980-2020)
League Titles: 4 ('89, '95, '99, '08)

ABOUT THE CAROLINA MUDCATS

Affiliation: Milwaukee Brewers
Location: Zebulon, NC
Previous League: Carolina League (1995-2020)
League Titles: 5 ('88, '91, '95, '04, '06)

ABOUT THE CHARLESTON RIVERDOGS

Affiliation: Tampa Bay Rays
Location: Charleston, SC
Previous League: South Atlantic League (1980-2020)
League Titles: 3 ('21, '22, '23)

ABOUT THE FREDERICKSBURG NATIONALS

Affiliation: Washington Nationals
Location: Fredericksburg, VA
Previous League: Carolina League (1984-2020)
League Titles: 4 ('89, '08, '10, '14)

ABOUT THE HICKORY CRAWDADS

Affiliation: Texas Rangers
Location: Kinston, NC
Previous League: Carolina League (1997-2020)
League Titles: 1 ('17)

ABOUT THE DELMARVA SHOREBIRDS

Affiliation: Baltimore Orioles
Location: Salisbury, MD
Previous League: South Atlantic League (Since 1999)
League Titles: 2 ('97, '00)

ABOUT THE FAYETTEVILLE WOODPECKERS

Affiliation: Houston Astros
Location: Fayetteville, NC
Previous League: Carolina League (2017-2020)
League Titles: 1 ('18)

ABOUT THE FAYETTEVILLE WOODPECKERS

Affiliation: Houston Astros
Location: Fayetteville, NC
Previous League: Carolina League (2017-2020)
League Titles: 1 ('18)

ABOUT THE KANNAPOLIS CANNON BALLERS

Affiliation: Chicago White Sox
Location: Kannapolis, NC
Previous League: South Atlantic League (1995-2020)
League Titles: 1 ('05)

ABOUT THE LYNCHBURG HILLCATS

Affiliation: Cleveland Indians
Location: Lynchburg, VA
Previous League: Carolina League (1995-2020)
League Titles: 8 ('78, '83, '84, '97, '02, '09, '12, '17)

ABOUT THE SALEM RED SOX

Affiliation: Boston Red Sox
Location: Salem, VA
Previous League: Carolina League (11 years)
League Titles: 1 (2013)

Fan Code of Conduct

The Myrtle Beach Pelicans are committed to creating a family-friendly and welcoming environment at the ballpark for all guests. As part of that commitment, we have adopted this written policy addressing fan behavior. The policy includes a Fan Code of Conduct, which is fan-facing and describes how fans are expected to behave.

All Myrtle Beach Pelicans staff, including game-day staff, must receive a copy of this policy before working any games. In addition, all staff must receive annual training on this policy, the substance of the Fan Code of Conduct, and how to respond to prohibited fan behavior. All training will be documented.

A copy of the Fan Code of Conduct can be found at any entrance gate to the ballpark, at any guest services booth, on www.myrtlebeachpelicans.com, and in the official game program.

Fans will be notified before and during the game through public service announcements (“PSAs”) on the main video board that summarize the Fan Code of Conduct, the penalties for violation, and how to report prohibited behavior.

FAN CODE OF CONDUCT - Out of respect for fellow guests, players, coaches, and ballpark staff, all guests are prohibited from:

Trespassing on the playing field at any time;
Interfering with baseballs that are in play;
Throwing or tossing objects;
Using foul, obscene or derogatory language (see below) or gestures;
Misusing or overconsuming alcohol, including, underage consumption;
Behaving in a manner that is disruptive, unruly, or abusive;
Accessing areas of the ballpark without a proper ticket, pass, or credential;
Misusing tickets, passes, or credentials in any way; or
Bringing prohibited items (listed below) into the ballpark.

Furthermore, guests are required to wear shirts and shoes at all times, and guests appearing intoxicated will be ejected from the ballpark and turned over to the Myrtle Beach Police Department.

Derogatory language is defined as offensive language concerning a person’s race, ethnicity, gender, religion, disability, age, sexual orientation, or national origin, and anyone using such language is subject to automatic ejection from the ballpark.

Violations of the Fan Code of Conduct will not be tolerated and may lead to ejection from the ballpark, a ban on attending future games, or other consequences. Guests who are found to have used derogatory language will be ejected from the ballpark.

Guest may report a violation to the Fan Code of Conduct to any game day employee, front office employee, or at Guest Services which is located on the main concourse behind home plate.

PROHIBITED ITEMS - The following items are prohibited in the ballpark: beach balls, inflatables, glass bottles, fireworks, firearms or any other weapons, laser devices or pointers, skateboards, rollerblades, skate shoes, hover boards, toy guns or knives, sticks, clubs, unmanned aerial vehicles, aerosol cans, baseball bats, hard sided coolers, and containers larger than 16x16x8 inches.

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Here’s To the Next 30 Years

By: Brooke Belflower

The 2025 season has been nothing but unforgettable. From the action between the foul lines to the stands and community beyond, we’d like to say thank you.

The walk-off wins, the combined 9-inning no-hitter, firework extravaganzas, and current playoff run wouldn’t be as special without the fans filling the stands each night. However, that’s only accounting for the action inside the ballpark. Beyond the ballpark the team, front office staff, Splash and Rally have enjoyed giving back to the Grand Strand.

Answering the community call has always been a vital value to the team and we’ve answered the call many times this season. From appearing in various school career fairs, Horry County Parks and Recreation wiffle ball games, joining the Grand Strand Miracle League for a day, to coordinating the Guys in Ties and Girls in Pearls cotillion for the Boys and Girls Club of the Grand Strand, the Pelicans have been present. In addition to these appearances, we’ve continued our partnership with Backpack Buddies as well as our annual school supplies drive. Both efforts benefiting the children of Horry County.

The Myrtle Beach Pelicans are proud to be in and remain in the Grand Strand for the next 30 years. We look forward to not only engaging with fans each night but also finding new ways we can serve our community. Here’s to the next 30 years.

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You could win $100,000!

Just by attending a Pelicans game you have a chance to win $100,000! When you're at the ballpark, check out the Got Axelrod banner on the right center field wall. If a Pelicans player hits a home run into the hole in Axelrod's glove, someone in attendance will win $100,000 courtesy of Axelrod & Associates.

Notable Former Pelicans

Jason Heyward (2008-09)

It was a fast rise through the Minor Leagues for outfielder Jason Heyward, reaching the Atlanta Braves before his 21st birthday. However, the Georgia prep star did spend parts of two seasons in Myrtle Beach.

Heyward was promoted to the Pelicans on August 25, 2008, where he appeared in seven games at the end of the season. He returned to Myrtle Beach in 2009 where he smacked 10 home runs in 49 games, earning a promotion to Double-A Mississippi before debuting with Atlanta in 2010.

Heyward quickly earned his spot in right field, playing in 681 games over five seasons. He posted a .781 OPS and won over fans with his spectacular defense and hometown charm.

In an effort to rebuild the farm system, Atlanta traded Heyward and reliever Jordan Walden to the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for pitchers Shelby Miller and Tyrell Jenkins on November 17, 2014.

The change of scenery proved to be no issue for Heyward, who put together an outstanding season with the 2015 Cardinals, earning his third Gold Glove Award and leading St. Louis to a 100-win season and their third straight division title.

Following the season, the 26-year-old signed an 8-year, $184 million contract with the Chicago Cubs, the largest position-player contract of the 2015-16 offseason and 14th-largest in baseball history at the time. Heyward’s move to Chicago brings his Pelicans connection full circle, as he re-entered the team’s parent organization.

In the very first season of an eight-year contract with the Chicago Cubs, Heyward helped the North Siders win their first World Series since 1908. The Georgia native delivered an infamous speech with the score tied in Game 7’s rain delay that helped the Cubs regain their focus before coming out and winning the title in the 10th inning.

Other former Pelicans of note include...

Freddie Freeman (2009)

A second-round draft pick in 2007, Freddie Freeman was always a highly touted prospect. His introduction to pro ball, however, was a rough one. The Braves newest 100-million dollar man hit just .268 and posted a .674 OPS in rookie ball in 2007.

That was the last time Freeman had any issues hitting professional pitching. Freeman was a mid-season and postseason South Atlantic All-Star in 2008 with Low-A Rome. He went on to crush Carolina League pitching in 2009 with the Pelicans.He led Myrtle Beach in batting average (.302) and clubbed 19 doubles and six home runs in just half a season before a promotion to Double-A.

On September 1, 2010, Freeman was a big leaguer at just 20 years old. He finished second in the 2011 National League Rookie of the Year voting.

In 2013, Freeman transformed from a good player to a great one. Earning his first National League All-Star selection, Freeman finished fifth in the NL MVP voting while setting career highs in batting average (.319) and RBIs (109). Freeman would make his next All-Star appearance in 2018 where he hit .309/.388/.505 on the year and led the National League in games played (162), hit (191) and doubles (44).

Kyle Hendricks (2012)

Across four minor league seasons, Kyle Hendricks pitched his way into the big leagues in 2014. Not overpowering and often overlooked, Hendricks was considered the secondary piece in a trade that sent Ryan Dempster to the Texas Rangers in 2012, yet he has out-performed fellow trade-mate, third baseman Christian Villanueva (who also played for the Pelicans in 2012).

Hendricks posted a 2.69 ERA in the Minor LEagues, including a 3.28 mark at Triple-A Iowa before getting promoted to Chicago. That was the beginning of a stellar second half in the majors. Hendricks went 7-2 with a 2.46 ERA across 13 starts while walking just 13 in 80.1 innings. The Dartmouth alum was the National League Rookie of the Month in August and finished seventh in the NL Rookie of the Year voting.

The California native followed up his loud rookie season with a strong campaign as the newest member of the Cubs’ full-time rotation in 2015. Hendricks went 8-7 with a 3.95 ERA over 32 starts, helping the Cubs reach the National League Championship Series by defeating the Cardinals in Game 2 of the NLDS.

He would one-up himself the following year. Hendricks led all of baseball with a sparkling 2.13 ERA while posting a 16-8 record and allowing 142 hits in 190.0 innings. The right-hander finished third in the NL Cy Young voting and helped the Cubs win their first World Series in 108 year, starting the decisive Game 7.

Hendricks’ success should come as no surprise to Pelicans fans. The Californian dominated Carolina League teams in 2012. Before departing in the trade, he logged 130.2 innings in Myrtle Beach with nearly a 10-to-one strikeout-to-walk ratio, hurled two complete games and tossed a shutout frame in the 2012 California/Carolina League All-Star Game in Winston-Salem. His 2.82 ERA from that season is good for 10th on the franchise’s career record list.

Joey Gallo (2014)

The Texas Rangers first-round pick (39th overall) in 2012, Gallo quickly rose through the Rangers farm system putting up monstrous home run totals in the process before making his debut with the big club in 2015.

Gallo’s 2014 stint in Myrtle Beach was a short one but it was impactful. The Las Vegas native blistered 21 homers in just 58 games with the Pelicans while hitting .323/.463/.735. He was named the Carolina League Most Valuable Player despite only spending half the season in the Grand Strand. Gallo was promoted to Double-A Frisco midway through the year and the power continued. Gallo blasted 21 more homers for the RoughRiders bringing his season total to 42 which was second to Kris Bryant (43) in all of Minor League Baseball.

Gallo made his major league debut on June 2, 2015 for the Rangers and continued what he had done in the minors by going deep in his first two major league starts. After spending most of the 2016 season in Triple-A, Gallo has been an everyday player for the Rangers over the last two seasons and his finished top-five in the league in homeruns both years hitting 41 in 2017 and 40 in 2018.

Gleyber Torres (2015-16)

Signed as an undrafted free agent in 2013 by the Chicago Cubs, Gleyber Torres immediately became on of the Cubs top prospects. At just 17 years old, Torres made his debut for the Arizona Cubs in 2014 and hit .279/.372/.377 and was promoted to Boise for the final seven games of the year and went 11 for 28 with an OPS of 1,255.

Torres broke camp in 2015 with the South Bend Cubs and dominated the league hitting .293/.353/.386 and was named to the Midwest League All-Star Team and was named the League’s Prospect of the Year. He was promoted to Myrtle Beach on September 2, 2015 and finished the year with the Birds helping them to the 2015 Carolina League title.

Torres opened 2016 as the Chicago Cubs No. 1 overall prospect, according to Baseball America, and he did not disappoint. The 19-year-old hit .275 with nine homers and 47 RBI in 94 games for the Pelicans before being traded to the Yankees in a deal that brought Aroldis Chapman to the Cubs.

On April 22, 2018, Torres made his major league debut with the Yankees and went on to have an outstanding rookie campaign. He hit .271/.340/.480 with 24 homers and 77 RBIs. He was named an American League All-Star as the third youngest player in the league and went on to finish third in the AL Rookie of the Year voting.

David Bote (2016)

David Bote etched his name into Chicago Cubs history with his pinch-hit, walk-off grand slam on August 12th, 2018 but before skyrocketing to stardom on the mainstage, Bote made waves in the Carolina League with the Pelicans.

Originally the Chicago Cubs 18th round selection in the 2012 draft, Bote toiled his way through the Cubs system before breaking out with the Pelicans during the 2016 season. Bote became an instant fan favorite as he smashed Carolina League pitching to the tune of a .337/.410/.518 slash with six homers and 41 RBI.

After two more seasons of bouncing around the Cubs’ system, Bote made his major league debut on April 21, 2018 in a start against the Colorado Rockies. He finished his first year in the majors hitting .239/.319/.408 while hitting six homers and driving in 33 runs.

Ian Happ (2016)

The Chicago Cubs’ first-round pick (ninth overall) in 2015, Happ maneuvered quickly through the organization to reach the major leagues in 2017. The former Cincinnati Bearcat made his presence felt immediately by launching a home run in his big league debut on May 13, 2017 at Busch Stadium in St. Louis.

Happ finished eighth in the rookie of the year voting in 2017 after batting .253/.328/.514 with 24 homers and 68 RBIs in 115 games. He followed that up in 2018 by hitting .233/.353/.408 with 15 home runs and 44 RBIs in 142 games, all while being the youngest position player on the Cubs’ roster.

The Pittsburgh native starred for Myrtle Beach in 2016, slashing .296/.410/.475 with 16 doubles, three triples, seven home runs and 43 RBIs in 69 games before forcing a promotion to Double-A Tennessee. At the time of his promotion, Happ was leading the entire Class A-Advanced level with 48 walks while ranking third in on-base percentage (.410) and routh in both average (.296) and OPS (.885) In June of 2016, Happ posted a .361/.461/.607 line in 19 games.

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WEEKLY PROMOS

Thirsty Thursday^TM, Weiner Wednesday, Friday Night Fireworks, and more. There's a special every night of the week and all of the details are at your finger tips. Just click or tap the image above for the complete line-up of weekly promotions.

21 FIREWORKS NIGHTS!

The 2025 season includes 21 post-game Fireworks Extravaganzas courtesy of Sparks Toyota. Dates include Opening Night, April 13, every Friday, and every Sunday from June 1 through August 10.

WET NOSE WEDNESDAY

Returning for the second straight year is Wet Nose Wednesdays presented by River Oaks Animal Hospital. Dog tickets to the Budweiser Bowtie Deck are only $5 with all proceeds benefiting charities and organizations that work with dogs.

NOCHE DE LOS PELÍCANOS DE MYRTLE BEACH

On a select number of games each season, the Myrtle Beach Pelicans become los Pelícanos de Myrtle Beach. "Copa de la Diversión," or "Fun Cup," is a season-long event series created by MiLB and specifically designed to embrace the culture and values that resonate most with participating teams' local U.S. Hispanic/Latino communities. On April 27, June 11 , and July 27 of the 2025 season the Pelicans will become los Pelícanos de Myrtle Beach and wear special jerseys. Noche de los Pelícanos de Myrtle Beach is presented by El Patron 93.5.

CAN'T MISS NIGHTS

September 7: Fan Appreciation Night

For a complete listing of the Myrtle Beach Pelicans' promotional calendar including theme nights, jersey nights, and more simply click the promotional calendar button below.

All game dates, opponents, promotions, and times are subject to change without prior notice.

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Feature Story

by Luke Moehle

Flying Through The Second Half: How The Myrtle Beach Pelicans Clinched a Playoff Spot

The Myrtle Beach Pelicans, emerging from a last-place finish in the first half of the 2025 Carolina League season, orchestrated a stunning reversal in the second half, clinching the South Division title with nine games remaining on August 28, 2025, at Fayetteville with a 7-0 shutout powered by Edwardo Melendez. This triumph secured their first playoff appearance since 2023, driven by prolonged winning streaks, explosive offensive outbursts, stout pitching, and clutch walk-off victories. With a 40-16 record through the clinch, the Pelicans led the league in key statistical categories, showcased dramatic player improvements, and delivered historic moments that defined their resurgence. Below is a recap of their second-half journey, highlighting trends, pivotal performances, and memorable walk-offs.

A Stretch of Streaks and Consistency

The Pelicans’ second half was defined by sustained excellence, with multiple winning streaks and dominant stretches. They kicked off with a five-game winning streak from June 20-25, sweeping Fayetteville and taking two at Columbia, including a 12-1 rout on June 24 and a 3-0 shutout on June 25. This early surge set a tone of consistency, as they posted a 14-11 record in June, a marked improvement from their 10-17 mark in June 2024. July was even stronger, with a 16-7 record—the best monthly mark of the season—fueled by a six-game winning streak from July 1-12, including a sweep at Charleston. August saw the Pelicans go 17-7 through the clinch, highlighted by their fourth five-game winning streak of the second half, with five wins against Charleston, including a 13-12 thriller on August 24th at Pelicans Ballpark.

Offensively, the Pelicans were a juggernaut, leading the league with a .258 batting average and 319 runs scored. Their bats erupted in games like the 19-1 rout at Charleston on August 2 and the 14-2 blowout against Augusta on July 20. Pitching was equally impressive, with a staff that posted a league-low 2.67 ERA in the second half. Notable shutouts included a 3-0 no-hitter against Augusta on July 18 and a 7-0 clincher at Fayetteville. Relievers like Brayden Spears (1-0, 1.40 ERA, 5 saves) and Landon Ginn (4-2, 1.66 ERA) anchored a bullpen that closed out tight games in the second half, while starters Jostin Florentino (4-3, 1.96 ERA) and Ethan Flanagan (5-1, 2.16 ERA) delivered quality starts consistently.

Clutch Walk-Offs and Memorable Moments

The Pelicans’ second half was punctuated by thrilling walk-off victories that showcased their resilience. On June 23 against Fayetteville, tied 1-1 in the 10th, Ty Southisene, placed on second, sparked a rally. An intentional walk and an infield single loaded the bases, and Eli Lovich delivered his first career walk-off single for a 2-1 win. On July 25 against Columbia, trailing 5-4 in the 10th, Yahil Melendez was intentionally walked to load the bases, and Derik Alcantara’s walk-off single over the center fielder’s head secured a 6-5 victory. August 7 saw Christian Olivo belt a three-run walk-off homer in the eighth inning of a doubleheader’s second game against Fredericksburg, turning a 3-2 deficit into a 5-3 win. On August 21 against Charleston, a 5-2 lead evaporated, but Angel Cepeda’s double and Dilan Granadillo’s single tied it in the 10th, setting up Southisene’s walk-off fielder’s choice for an 8-7 win in 11 innings. The most dramatic came on August 24 against Charleston, a 13-12, 11-inning slugfest with a season-high 25 combined runs. A wild pitch allowed Yahil Melendez to score the walk-off run, capping a three-run frame.

Historic Feats and Individual Accolades

The Pelicans made history multiple times. On July 10 at Kannapolis, Alexey Lumpuy hit the franchise’s first cycle since 1999, going 4-for-4 with 2 RBI and 4 runs in a 7-3 win, a small part of what earned him Carolina League Player of the Month for July. On July 18 against Augusta, Jostin Florentino (6.0 IP, 9 K) and Kevin Camacho (3.0 IP) combined for the fifth nine-inning no-hitter in franchise history, a 3-0 masterpiece, with Florentino named July’s Pitcher of the Month. Matt Halbach (July 28-August 3), Christian Olivo (August 11-17), and Angel Cepeda (August 18-24) earned Player of the Week honors, reflecting the team’s offensive depth.

Standout Performers

The Pelicans led the league in batting average (.258) and runs scored (319)while their pitching staff excelled in ERA and shutouts. Key players showed remarkable improvement from the first half:

Alexey Lumpuy: From a .145 average and .484 OPS to .263 and .783, with 5 HRs and 19 SBs, highlighted by his cycle.
Ty Southisene: Improved from .151 average and .479 OPS to .311 and .794, stealing 26 bases and scoring 48 runs.
Christian Olivo: Jumped from .174 average and .571 OPS to .293 and .815, with 20 SBs and a walk-off homer.
Angel Cepeda: Rose from .200 average and .629 OPS to .283 and .774, hitting 4 HRs and 7 doubles.

Matt Halbach: Improved from .212 average and .671 OPS to .289 and .835, with 6 HRs and 38 RBI.

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