Timber Rattler TV Schedule - Next 4/14 (Rotation / Tandems)

Jim Goulart · April 6, 2011

Timber Rattlers games on Spectrum Sports are available on channel 32 and in HD on channel 1332 in Eastern Wisconsin. More information is available at myspectrumsports.com.

Monday, April 10 vs. Burlington Bees

Wednesday, April 26 vs. Kane County Cougars

Friday, May 5 vs. Dayton Dragons

Monday, May 15 vs. Clinton LumberKings

Thursday, May 18 vs. Cedar Rapids Kernels

Thursday, June 8 vs. Quad Cities River Bandits

Monday, June 12 vs. Kane County Cougars

Thursday, June 22 vs. Kane County Cougars

Monday, June 26 vs. Quad Cities River Bandits

Monday, July 10 vs. Burlington Bees

Thursday, July 20 vs. South Bend Cubs

Monday, July 24 vs. West Michigan Whitecaps

Thursday, August 3 vs. Clinton LumberKings

Monday, August 21 vs. Quad Cities River Bandits

Wednesday, August 30 vs. Beloit Snappers

Jim Goulart · March 20, 2015

AUDIO 3/19: Spring Training Live, Hour One -- "Tim Allen and Steve "Sparky" Fifer are live from Maryvale Baseball Park in Arizona after the Brewers fall to the Giants in Spring Training action. Plus, a club option extended for Brewers manager Ron Roenicke today, hear from the skipper after the news was made public."

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AUDIO 3/19: Spring Training Live, Hour Two -- "Steve "Sparky" Fifer and Tim Allen are live from Maryvale Baseball Park in Arizona for all the latest on Spring Training 2015. Hear from Aramis Ramirez and Matt Garza."

Aramis Ramirez interview is right off the top

Matt Garza (go to 15:00 minute mark)

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AUDIO 3/20: Tim Allen's Friday AM chat with the 105.7FM Morning Crew

Jim Goulart · April 10, 2015

One bummer with the new AAA affiliation is that the Colorado Springs Gazette has a very short leash on free page views -- I could play some games with multiple devices to meet our needs, but that would be a season-long time-consuming battle.

Fortunately, it seems the Examiner coverage will often include quotes and such...

When you want to go to the Colorado Springs Gazette, open a new private window in your browser (Chrome calls it 'incognito browsing', Internet Explorer calls it 'InPrivate Browsing', and Firefox simply calls it 'private browsing'). Again, do this in a new browser window. Then go to the Gazette page, get the info you want, then close the browser window. The private browsing means that your page views won't be tracked by anyone, which means that the Gazette page won't remember you the next time you return. This is assuming that the Gazette page tracks your visits using cookies (you can also go into your browser settings and clear your cookies - but some people aren't comfortable doing that).

Jim Goulart · April 30, 2015

From Wednesday's Timber Rattlers game --

Clinton Bottom of the 7th

Gianfranco Wawoe flies out to right fielder Elvis Rubio.

Chris Mariscal singles on a ground ball to shortstop Jake Gatewood.

Defensive Substitution: Luis Aviles replaces shortstop Jake Gatewood, batting 8th, playing shortstop.

Alex Jackson grounds out, third baseman Tucker Neuhaus to first baseman Dustin DeMuth. Chris Mariscal to 2nd.

Joseph DeCarlo flies out to right fielder Elvis Rubio.

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Jake is not in Thursday's lineup, and when the Rattler Radio Blog postgame entry is up later this evening, it will include audio with Manager Matt Erickson in which he discusses Jake Gatewood's injury situation, along with comments on the DL stint of OF Brandon Diaz.

Jim Goulart · August 10, 2015

Final: Helena 10, Idaho Falls 8

Brewers end skid with 10-8 win

Helena Brewers

The Helena Brewers (3-7) snapped their six-game home losing streak with a 10-8 win on Sunday over the Idaho Falls Chukars (8-2). The win would also end the Chukars' eight-game winning streak, their longest since 2007.

Lefty Jake Drossner started off hot for Helena, facing the minimum in his first three innings and striking out three. At that point, he had struck out 12 batters over his last seven innings. Things turned south however in the fourth and fifth and Drossner would leave with five runs and five hits to his name.

The Brewers took an early 3-0 lead, scoring a run in each of the first three innings.

Malik Collymore doubled to lead off the bottom of the first for Helena, and later scored on the sacrifice fly of Steven Karkenny. Collymore now has ten hits in five games in the Brewers' system, going 2-for-4 on Sunday.

Jose Cuas led the Helena offense, hitting a solo home run in the second off Derek Gordon (1-3). Cuas posted a huge game, going 3-for-4 with two homers, a triple, four RBI, and three runs scored. He is just the second Brewer this year to record a multi-homer game along with Troy Stokes.

Yerison Pena made his U.S. debut, playing third base and going 2-for-4 at the plate with a double, an RBI, and two runs.

Bubba Blau (3-4) picked up the win, pitching two innings of relief. He gave up one run on two hits and struck out two.

Marcos Diplan struggled to close the game, but did pick up his second professional save.

The Chukars trailed 10-6 going to the ninth and managed to get the tying run in scoring position. D.J. Burt scored on a wild pitch and Brawlun Gomez smacked an RBI single to score Josh Banuelos. Ryan Dale would strike out swinging to end the game.

The win ends Helena's three-game losing streak, their six-game home losing streak, and puts to an end the eight-game winning streak of the Chukars.

The Brewers now host the Ogden Raptors in a three-game series starting Monday at Kindrick Field. First pitch is set for 7:05 PM (8:05 Central).

Helena Box Score

Helena Game Log

TURBO · September 3, 2015

Thank goodness RR isn't around anymore. Daviesy would sound very awkward.

but Zachy would have sounded just swell.

And That · September 4, 2017

Final: Billings 2, Helena 0

Brewers Swept By Billings

After falling in 7-0 hole, Brewers unable to make up enough ground in 16-7 loss

By Garrett Greene / Helena Brewers

Helena Box Score

One of those games where it's best to just not look at the pitching part of the box score. Or the defensive part.

KJ Harrison hit his 9th home run on the year. Nick Roscetti, Gabriel Garcia, Antonio Pinero, and Jose Gomez all contributed doubles.

As Jim mentioned elsewhere, the Helena offense is short-handed with transfers back to the AZL and no reciprocal moves to Helena. Payton Henry was forced into his first pro innings at first base as a result.

Helena Game Log