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Tempstaff Transaction: Mud Monsters Rotation Gets a Boost with Signing of Campbell

Tuesday, June 9, 2026
Tempstaff Transaction: Mud Monsters Rotation Gets a Boost with Signing of Campbell
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Colton Martinez 
Director of Broadcasting & Storytelling 
Mississippi Mud Monsters 
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Tempstaff Transaction: Mud Monsters Rotation Gets a Boost with Signing of Campbell 
PEARL, MISS. (June 9, 2026) — The Mississippi Mud Monsters have announced the signing and activation of left-handed pitcher Tyler Campbell. 
Campbell will get to work right away in his new threads, drawing the start in tonight’s series opener against the Joliet Slammers. 
The southpaw from Albuquerque, New Mexico joins the Frontier League after most recently pitching for the Santa Fe Fuego of the Pecos League. He becomes the fourth left-handed pitcher on Mississippi’s staff, joining Art Joven, Gage Bihm and Eric Elliott. 
Following an outstanding 2025 season that saw Campbell lead the Pecos League in innings pitched and finish second in strikeouts, he returned to Santa Fe for the 2026 campaign. 
The Fuego opened their season on May 28, and Campbell made two starts before the Mud Monsters came calling.   
Across those two outings, Campbell logged 14 innings. Most recently, he tossed a complete game against the Pecos Bills on June 2, allowing one run while striking out eight across nine innings. 
Prior to beginning his professional career, Campbell pitched two seasons at Northeastern Junior College in Sterling, Colorado before spending two seasons at Alabama A&M University on the NCAA level. 
Taking the mound in Pearl tonight, Campbell will have the opportunity to make an immediate impact while providing the Mud Monsters with another option in the starting rotation. 
About the Mississippi Mud Monsters 
Baseball Lives Here. It Just Got a Little Weirder.  The Mississippi Mud Monsters are a professional baseball team based in Pearl, Mississippi, competing in the Frontier League. Built in the mud and rooted in Mississippi, the Mud Monsters believe baseball should be unapologetically fun, a little weird, wildly welcoming, and deeply tied to the place it calls home. Real baseball. Real people. This is swamp-built, Mississippi-made baseball, where the vibes matter just as much as the final score.