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  1. Hoo boy. Rodriguez starts at 2nd. Adamczewski walks. Now Bitonti up 🤩 But he pops out. DiTuri walks. ‘Now Guilarte - can he atone for his run scoring error? Nope he strikes out. Last chance now. y. Garcia has to get a hit to toe or win it But pops out. Mudcats lose. Ugh. What a comeback but rough loss. Error leads to winning run, and two outs with bases loaded in the bottom of 11. They will want that inning back.
  2. Then it’s your classic 2-3-1 DP to end the top of the inning. I think the runner was safe but he was called out. Phew 😅 6-5. On to bottom 11. One run to tie it again, 2 to win it. Let’s go Muddies
  3. Wow. Nothing but unique in Zebulon. 3-2 count on the hitter. Catcher calls time. Batter steps out but not back in by 9 sec, so clock violation and strike out. Wild next batter grounder to Guilarte and he boots it. 6-5 Charleston. 😩 ugh
  4. Oof. Not watching TRats. But first run scores on what was called a FC by Adams and no out on the play. The next is a ground out labeled as “pitcher to 2B to SS to 1B”. sounds like some defensive challenges there. 4-2 TRats still, but Root in for Manfredi who lasts officially 0.2 IP.. Muddies - a near HBP and the catcher prances on it and throws a strike to 2B and Briceno (Manfredi runner) picked off 🙄 Then Castillo pops out
  5. Oh yeah some kid named Hunt went 5 scoreless- as mentioned in an earlier post. Manfredi on trying to keep it a shutout, or at least maintain the lead. But a couple of walks and a 3– count. Yikes. Extras in Zebulon with A. Reyes in after a heroic relief effort from Flores. ….. and Anfrenny makes him look silly with a K after a sac bunt.….. deep fly. And it’s 5-5 on to the bottom of 10! while TRats give up a run. Bases juiced of Cubs with on,ly 1 out. Oh buy. Tough spot
  6. Walling Ks. But it’s in to 10th. Still from 5-0 down, to tied at 5. Bitonti and Adamczewski at the heart of that comeback. First two HRs at low A for Eric B. Meanwhile Henderson pitches into 7th, out after 6.1 innings, 8K!!
  7. Bitonti!!!! all tied up in Zebulon. Wow.
  8. I think the sentiment on Patrick is that he would be a solid pitcher to keep, but may not have the stuff to entice most teams (except the A's/Rockies who need any pitching), and he is the type of player that can find a replacement through the waiver wire or trades. The other thing is I fully expect the organization to look to release or trade a 40 man player or two (Herget, Haase, Dunn, Paredes, Bukauskas), with an opt out (Hoskins or Miley), and then trade a few fringe 40 man players like a Patrick or Clark (to teams needing pitching or power like the aforementioned A's, Rockies, Marlins etc). Then additional prospects (like Crow, Smith) can be added for sure.
  9. I would go Meccage - Payne - Burke - Smith - Broughton as 1-5 based on rankings and also giving the higher end college players some priority. But just my opinion. I think Meccage/Payne are clearly top 2 ceiling wise. I think the next level is a mix of Dinges, Molina and the other HS pitchers (Tobias, Dorchies, Renz, Dubanewicz), then the other college arms (DeBerry, welch, Holobetz, Welch, Garcia and Hardin) in no particular order. And that is mostly due to draft position and signing bonus. And at this point last year I would have like Yoho and Kuener as the bottom of my list (with Austin and Manfredi), and yet here they are two AA pitchers with a successful first pro year. And Manfredi is holding his own at A+. So a lot can change in the next year.
  10. True. There may be other factors we will never know. But from a financial aspect - he just bet that he will be a top 20 pick in 3 years, and maybe even more like a top 15 pick since he will get his money 3 years later. I can see if it was maybe an organization that has little success developing pitchers, or one with little chance of playoff relevancy, but outside of being in Wisconsin (which may seem like it is practically nowhere land for a NJ kid, having grown up in NJ myself) this is lunacy from a money perspective. I know he is talented, but there must be data out there on the # of high end HS pitchers (those top 100 draft eligible) who don't sign and what their college careers and future draft outcomes are. Oh well. The team spent all its draft bonus pool, but none of the 5% overage. They did sign 16 of 22, which is pretty good considering the # of HS picks. Below the level of the expectations of most fans, but that expectation is pretty high these days. Far cry from years and decades ago where the expectations were low.
  11. Pena in the 9th, gives up a hit/error - just pure miscommunication there between P and 1B. Oof But a grounder to SS and its a 6-4-3 GIDP. Then a deep fly ball to LF but Y. Garcia under it and its a 5-2 Muddies win. Shuckers - Childers is in and walks a couple of guys. Let's keep this scoreless. Gardner getting warm in the pen. Let's see if Childers can work his way out of this.
  12. Wichrowski goes 6 IP. 5K. 2BB, and only 1 hit. Stikes out the batter to end the 6th in style But still 0-0. Although Shuckers with some base runners trying to get a run. But EBJ strikes out to end the rally. Still 0-0 on to the 7th
  13. And our 2024 international class has a chance to be really really good based upon the summer so far. Multiple players with all star seasons (Made, Pena, Ortuno, Anderson, Martinez) and some with upside from offense/defense (Corobo, Quintana).
  14. Muddies in control. Corniel goes 4 innings, and Durow with a clean 5th. Only 2 hits allowed, 3walk to 5 K between the two of them. Cats up5-0 on to the bottom of 5. Watching Biloxi and Wichrowski with a very nice 2nd inning. A ground out, then a strike out looking (nice pitch on the outer half of the place) on a full count, then gets the next batter. Fastball up to 94 MPH and then a sweeper to make him look foolish swinging K.
  15. Made as possible MVP in the DSL - Sweet! Yophery back in action - YES! Estevez magic back for the TRats - Double YES! Best winning % in all of MiLB - hot damn And Boeve is back - oh my goodness. Triple YES! Am I ready to watch some games tonight - welp if work allows me too, then yessiree. Oh what's that .... KC Hunt is pitching tonight. 😍
  16. Logan Henderson is a lock. Coleman Crow will be interesting - we may have to protect him to not let another team pick him up and let him rehab and keep him for free. Although I know there are rules about the # of games played and if on IL then they have to be active the next year? Shane Smith is one that I have close to a lock since he can be a reliever in the bigs right now. The others are a long shot - Patrick looks good so we will see. The others are unlikely to stay on a big league active roster for 1/2 season.
  17. I think how good the draft was last year set expectations super high. And factor in some good signings in 2021 and 2022 it seemed like something was going to happen this year. But most teams don't have amazing drafts multiple years in a row, you hope for a great class every few years, and surround it by some very good classes. This year was a lower year talent wise and the chips didn't fall. Levonas has high expectations on himself and good luck to him but the odds are not in his favor. Brewers took a gamble, and swung and missed. I think we were so enamored with how they got Bitonti and Pratt last year when the pundits said they wouldn't sign that we expected him to sign, or maybe the Brewers scouting department thought they would convince him too. The IFA class has been so good in it's first year - and you have to factor that in. 2021 was a game changing year - Chourio, G. Barrios, Areinamo (IFA), Frelick, Black, CF Rodriguez (Draft) and Shane Smith (UDFA) 2023 could be as well with Pratt, Bitonti, Wilken, Boeve, Yoho, Knoth, Letson etc (draft) Y. Rodriguez and DiTuri (IFA) and KC Hunt (UDFA)
  18. Wow Renz and Dubanewicz account for a lot of the remaining balance. But enough for one more right?
  19. Wow I thought he was already on campus and one of those in the definitely going to college category. Surprise. Still would love to see 2 more signings.
  20. As posted over at BCB - Levonas is not signing: https://www.baseballprospectjournal.com/chris-levonas-declines-brewers-offer-opts-for-college/ So that leaves Nunnalee, Malamazian, Wech and Brummel as unknowns I hope we can get two of those (Nunnalee and Brummel are my favorites, but I have historically had a very bad track history with the draft picks I get excited about, Dane Artman, Brent Brewer, Jake Gatewood among a few that I was so excited to see they signed... ooof)
  21. The #68 pick needs to be signed, so we can rest assured that will be used on an overslot player. But with a high compensation associated with that pick, and multiple high selections, like this year, the team will have a larger pool for signings again next year, so they can try to work the magic of getting as many higher ranked players, rather than all out for 1-2 top picks. Or maybe they pivot and next year go with 5 high end players and give them their slot or above slot deals. GBB
  22. Per baseball savant his fastball was 92.8 - 95.5, but mostly 93.x - 94.x range. He had 12 swinging strikes of his 74 pitches. So outside that first inning he was decent. Encouraging I think.
  23. Yeah DL Hall had a tough trip through the order the first time but mid second inning was pitching well The defense giveth (Black nice catch as mentioned in left) and taketh (brutal miss on the “single” in the first.)
  24. Mudcats walk off, Shuckers come from behind win and signing Broughton have made my day today.
  25. That “walk” was a swing called a check swing by the third base ump. Very close. Looks like he swung. But I’m also very biased
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