May 19, 2021 After a disappointing offensive series against Birmingham, Blue Wahoos outfielder Peyton Burdick hoped his perseverance would finally yield results. It certainly did Tuesday night. Burdick produced three hits, but none bigger than his game-deciding double in the 10 th inning, giving the Blue Wahoos a 3-2 win against the Rocket City Trash Pandas and the season’s first walk-off celebration at Blue Wahoos Stadium. Burdick began his big night with a first inning, solo home run that was a no-doubter, even into the strong wind blowing in from the bay. “You go up there every day, you keep working,” said Burdick, after being doused with a water bucket by teammates near second base. “That’s the name of the game in baseball, you gotta keep working. You never know what day is going to be your day.