Many of the players and coaches of the Pensacola Blue Wahoos have been long-time fans of the Blue Angels. Monday the two teams got a chance to visit in the clubhouse, the weight room and in the batting cage on “Blue Angels in the Outfield” night at the ballpark. More than 40 U.S. Navy’s flight demonstration team members turned out to sign autographs before the game. Fans swarmed the Blue Angels and then stuck around to watch the Pensacola Blue Wahoos beat the Mississippi Braves 8-1. It was the largest Monday night crowd this season with 4,678 packing Blue Wahoos Stadium. Alex Blandino, who tied his career-high with four RBIs, said he remembered watching the Blue Angels’ show in the San Francisco bay area as a boy. “That was really special for them to see us out here today,” Blandino said. “It got us so fired up. It gave us an extra boost today.” Blandino sent a double streaking through the air that flew over the left fielder’s head for a two-out double that cleared the bases in the fourth inning and put the Blue Wahoos ahead, 3-0. It was his Southern League-leading 20th double of the season. In the [...]