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HistoriaProspect spotlights: Edders’ early pro traction, Silva’s first-year leap at catcher
Right-hander Noah Edders has translated a distinctive upbringing into poise on the mound and early success in pro ball, adding a fresh arm and a grounded routine to the Pelicans’ staff in 2026 [1].Jose Silva is navigating his first season of affiliated professional baseball while taking on the demands of catching, leaning into the learning curve as he settles into the position and its responsibilities [2].Both pieces are 2026 features that underline the organization’s emphasis on development and adaptability at the start of a pro journey [1][2].
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HistoriaPelicans’ July 3 win over Hickory shines between rain-hit June 13 loss and Sept. 1 setback
On a rain-delayed Saturday, the Pelicans were edged in a tight June 13 decision, unable to turn late chances into a comeback on a soggy night [1].The club bounced back on July 3, beating the Hickory Crawdads for a second straight win as Red, White & Blue Weekend got underway at the beach [2].As the calendar turned to September, Myrtle Beach dropped the series opener of the season finale on Sept. 1, setting the tone for the last set of 2026 [3].
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HistoriaGame Recaps: Pelicans take July 26 tilt vs. Fireflies, fall on Sept. 5 Peanuts Night
The Birds kept the Columbia matchup lively through the summer. On July 26, Myrtle Beach claimed Game 4 of a six-game series against the Fireflies, coming through in a key mid-series spot [1].The rematch turned the other way on Sept. 5, with the Pelicans dropping the Peanuts Night contest to Columbia [2].The pair of results underlined a back-and-forth stretch against a familiar Carolina League foe [1][2].
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HistoriaPelicans release Season in Review videos for 2024 and 2025
Two fresh drops let Birds fans relive back-to-back seasons on the Strand. The 2024 Season in Review revisits the Pelicans’ 25th year in Myrtle Beach and spotlights a crop of players projected for The Show [1].The 2025 edition leans into the determination and perseverance that defined the club’s latest campaign, highlighting impact on and off the field [2].Together, the films package big plays, clubhouse energy, and fan moments that framed each season’s ride at the Beach [1][2].
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HistoriaBallpark Highlights: April and June at Pelicans Ballpark
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HistoriaHomestand Highlights: April 14–19 and Aug. 18–23 vs Fayetteville
The August 18–23 homestand against the Fayetteville Woodpeckers is cut into a fast‑moving package of big swings, slick defense and dugout energy [1]. The first homestand of 2026 (April 14–19) gets the same treatment, a look back at the season’s opening week at Pelicans Ballpark [2]. Both videos carry Ole Smoky Distillery presenting sponsorship [1][2].
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HistoriaPelicans win June 11 and 14 vs Augusta; fall June 12 and Aug. 2 (5 inn.); take Aug. 13 slugfest
Back in June, the Pelicans grabbed wins on June 11 and June 14 over Augusta [1][3], with a defeat on June 12 in between [2].Early August brought a rain‑shortened, five‑inning loss in the series finale on Aug. 2 [4].The bats answered on Aug. 13 with a high‑scoring win over the Howlers — the club’s second straight at that point [5].
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HistoriaPelicans Baseball is back: May 6–11 home stand promoted; upgrades highlighted in Membership Monday
A “Best Night Out in Myrtle Beach This Week” push centers on a home series May 6–11, 2026, with evening first pitches around 7:05 PM and a full slate of chances to catch the Birds at Pelicans Ballpark [1].A separate Membership Monday feature with Ryan Cannella highlights organizational initiatives and recent ballpark upgrades, underscoring the club’s community-facing approach heading into that home stretch [2].