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  1. Love it. Swing at the first meatball you see. Even better if you rip it 100 MPH. Nice work, Luke Adams. Luis Lara had singled on a ground ball up the middle.
  2. Sweet. 1st pro hit for Daniel Dickinson is an infield dribbler.
  3. There we go. Luis Lameda walked, stole second, and scored on Jose Anderson's crushed double. Anderson saved the run with a heady slide after a nice throw from LF. Clutch by Anderson. Ortuno had been rung up on a borderline pitch and Handelfry Encarnacion had a poor at bat which ended in two check swings at out of zone nonsense for a K.
  4. Brock Wilken took a hack at a meatball when given the chance. First pitch too. Got under it.
  5. I see Juan Ortuno was chosen as the starting SS in Brady Ebel's absence.
  6. The Wilson Average Joes (errr Warbirds) offense loaded the bases on b2b2b walks. Then Pedro Ibarguen (127 wRC+ and .408 OBP in 45 games last season) ripped a pretty solid ground ball in the left-side hole. The third baseman made a nice play to start the double play. Inning over. I have high hopes that everyone will look a little more comfortable when they get back home to Wilson.
  7. Jett Williams will get it going. Missed time in Spring with injury. He's playing all over the diamond. Frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if he is up before the All-Star break even if the surface stats lack sparkle Greg Jones is taking quite the beating Nothing alarming in the Statcast data for Luke Adams besides the fact he still doesn't swing enough. When he swings, good things happen Luis Lara is doing everything the Brewers value in the bedrock of a player
  8. Travis Smith (Rd 15, 2024 Kentucky, $462.5k Bonus) perpetually flying under the radar.
  9. O’Rae and Made are deadly. Double-triple for Made tonight.
  10. I'd like to see Carlos Rodriguez get more East-West, a la Grant Anderson. Morph the slider into a true sweeper. Explore lower slots seeking more 4-Seam ride. Anything to add some funk. His kitchen sink arsenal is having trouble getting big league hitters out.
  11. It's Carra in for Healy. Healy went two scoreless. I just turned on the game, so I didn't see any of his stuff.
  12. As someone who has followed this system for decades now, these lineups are just incredible.
  13. Carlos Rodriguez (touched 94.9 MPH in 1st Start) leads an interesting trio of announced starters. Spin-artist Jaron DeBerry is up. Plus, the long-awaited return of Yorman Galindez.
  14. Wilson starter for today is still TBD. Could this be when we finally see Andrew Healy (9th Rd, 2025, Duke) or Carlos Carra (IFA, 2024, Mexico)? Healy has yet to throw a professional pitch. Carra has carved up (too strong?) the DSL, CPX, and Single-A over his 74 professional innings pitched. More ground balls would serve you well, Carlos. Small guy, 5'11", this will be his age-19 season.
  15. Another UDFA, Tanner Perry (Age 22, RHP, Illinois St.) is in to finish things for Wilson. And another mini rally in the 8th for Wilson's offense Ebel Walks Encarnacion Walks Anderson Single Perry gets it done. 9-4 Wilson victory
  16. LHP Anferrny Reyes (85th career appearance, 51st in Low-A, 3rd season in Low-A) in now to pitch for Wilson.
  17. 7th Inning Rally Patient at-bat from Luis Corobo - BB Weak contact bloop from Luiyin Alastre - 1B Hard line drive through infield from Luis Lameda - 1B + 2 base error on the relay which would have gunned down Alastre if accurate Ripped line drive double pulled in RF corner from Filippo Di Turi - 2B Wilson up 7-4 heading into the stretch
  18. Wild play in the 6th. Handelfry nailed a runner at 3B from RF with a very impressive throw. Di Turri tagged and then fired to 1B to get the retreating batter, but the ump missed the tag and called him safe. Next batter; home run. Tie game. Not fair. Niksch muttering to himself.
  19. Payton Niksch (RHP, Kankakee CC 2025) makes his pro debut after two solid innings from Bonnet and Garrett Hodges (repeating Low-A after an interesting pro debut in 2025). Niksch gave up some loud contact to the first two (3B, SF) but then had little trouble getting the final two outs. This trio represents some of the older pitchers on the roster so it's nice to see effective out-getting.
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