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  1. biedergb
    missed that. I was pausing and fast forwarding, and multi-tasking as well 🙄 Bummer. Hopefully he is OK.
  2. biedergb
    Adams got absolutely plunked on the helmet. I mean he is a HBP machine, but this was scary. But he pops up right away. He stays in the game. So Shuckers with 3H (Lara, Wood, Spain) and 2 BB (Wilken and Adams), and now 2 HBP (Adams x2). SO Adams on base all three times without getting a ball in play. The rest of the team not very much.
  3. biedergb
    Letson is in for the 5th, after the offense gets only 1 hit. Letson gets a K, then a single, and a fly out, and a beautiful 94 on the corner and that's the inning. Very nice work by Bishop Letson. Looks ready for AA full time next year (assuming he stays healthy)
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    First pitch to Homer Bush, and it's 5-0 now. And putting insult to injury they score the error by Burke a "single". I mean helps Burke out, but that is an error sadly. Should be batting here. Instead just trying to avoid the hole getting too deep. And Areinamo flies out to LF.
  5. biedergb
    Manfredi gets a key out. Then gets a ground to the right of the infield and Burke just butchers it. He goes in hard and can't field it with it bouncing off his glove. A run scores, 4-0 and Manfredi is now out. Just a brutal inning, came in down 2-0 and within striking range, now it's 4-0, new reliever in runners at the corners.
  6. biedergb
    And then he walks Gregory Barrios with a few non-competitive pitches. Boy, not good. Gotta hope Manfredi can get himself out of this jam and get some innings tonight. Don't want to use the whole bullpen in game 1.
  7. biedergb
    Manfredi grooved one and Simpson just crushed it to deep left. Then a fly out, now walks the next batter. OK feeling really hard to get back into this one with how the Biscuits pitching has been.
  8. biedergb
    And Will Simpson greets him with a HR. 3-0 Biscuits. Yikes.
  9. biedergb
    Top of 4: Wilken K 😔, the Adams HBP (I mean of course), but Wood & Warren both K. Manfredi in for the 4th inning.
  10. biedergb
    Lara single, Made line out and Burke GIDP Followed by 1-2-3 inning by Wich. 2-0 still
  11. biedergb
    Man vintage Joseph play-by-play tonight 😀
  12. biedergb
    I guess this is where we may disagree and thus the differing view on Miz. But I see your point. As far as depth, we may have it better than others, but I don't see the depth as great. There is Uribe, Koenig. And assuming Megill is healthy. Then Ashby. Solid, But after that? DL Hall is injured, Rob Z has been fine, Anderson was injured and was loosing effectiveness prior to that, ditto for Mears, and then S. Miller is out. So a guy with Miz's stuff who can actually be lights out, that is a great weapon. And to clarify, I don't know that 2/3 is exactly what I was saying, but rather like most starters you go good in most starts (but not every start obviously). In relief you can mask that more - give a guy three batters if isn't going great, and let him ride for 1-2 IP if he is going great. I was using the 1/3 and 2/3 just as an example since I would imagine a reliever pitches 2-3 times in a 5 game series, and 3-4 times in a 7 game series. Anyway, I've overexplained that to death.
  13. biedergb
    No, my concerns exactly. But in a short stint (1-2IP every 2-3 days) it is easier to "hide" these things as he can be a 5th/6th inning guy that can focus on getting his 3-6 outs. With his pure stuff he should be able to execute that, and that can get you some bulk innings over a couple of games which could even out the inconsistencies - as if he is bad in his 1 start it's a problem, but if 2 of 3 appearances are good and one is off, you can have a short leash on the bad outing and leverage him for the other outings. Just my thoughts, and I am no manager, and have been wrong a lot in baseball over the years...
  14. biedergb
    This feels like the top 3. I hope Quintana's injury is not very serious that he could be back by NLDS, and maybe some down time will help him. I still feel Miz is best suited as a reliver, sort of Woody/Burnes in '18, as I do worry that he is getting hit too hard recently by teams who have seen him, and he still has some inconsistencies from start to start. Logan Henderson, Robert Gasser and Chad Patrick all fit into the potential #4 starter if Quintana can't go.
  15. biedergb
    Even if unintentional (and I'm not picking on you Jim, just going with the poor attempt at humor), but it worked. Another 2-0 day. 😁
  16. biedergb
    I see what you did there Mass with the title … yesterday was so good with a 2-0 record you decided let’s replay 9/13 again. I say “good call”. 😉
  17. biedergb
    Yeah I almost cancelled my subscription for that. But a couple of other teams I follow (notably Penguins in NHL) have good coverage as does international soccer. But yeah the Brewers have been an after thought, and he covers the Mets I mean the Mets 🙄😂
  18. biedergb
    I will have to go back and read that. Wow blast from the (not that distant) past. Great find Jim. It’s always interesting to see who stands out from the IFA classes. As while the ‘24 group was special, most years are more like the ‘22 group - who I compared this years group to. So figure 3-4 players will have some impact and that could also be in another organization. And pitching is almost impossible to predict for these guys until they at least get to low A. And Blake Burke. He has been hitting all season, and nice to see the power, especially away from Keesler Park (its full name is Keesler Federal Park I had to look it up to double check). [side note: Apparently Biloxi while not being good for hitting, has one of the higher HR rates in AA. I guess the winds from the coast but I thought that was more right to left?] Either way he has found the power and the average. He will need to continue to do that moving forward to get up as the future 1B/DH of the brewers someday. But promising first full season for him.
  19. biedergb
    What’s this? Luis Lara hits a homer (his 2nd of the year) ‘And Wilken singles (his 25th single to 35 XBH this year) It’s 6-6. But Broca on and gives up a lead off single, then a PB by Miller. Yikes
  20. biedergb
    And his replacement hits a 3-run HR. It’s now 6-5 thanks to Darrien Miller.
  21. biedergb
    Will this thread get you double digit replies??? Biloxi had a solid start in the 1st with a Burke solo HR. But so did Birmingham with a 3-run HR in a 4 run inning. They trail 6-2 now trying to narrow the deficit here in the 5th. DeBerry with 4 IP but 6 runs on 7 hits allowed, 2 K and 1 BB and 1 HBP. Sounds are tied 3-3 after 6 complete
  22. biedergb
    First off, I think Dinges, Adams and Adamczewski will have a chance to show why we hold them in such high regard, but there are several high end prospects who could be AFL MVPs, but I love the enthusiasm. Same with MiLB pages among others. Unless drafted, it's hard to find out "how acquired" - as signings can be minor league free agent (due to being released or earning minor league FA), "regular" free agent (like indy ball), and UDFA/NDFA.
  23. biedergb
    Both Dinges and Fischer will be interesting- likely in AA since that the Brewers M. O. But a short stint in high A to have them really start in a comfortable offensive environment while getting a few more defensive innings and reps would be reasonable. But I do agree those 2 likely end up in AA.
  24. biedergb
    So Letson starts out well but has a rough inning. ‘Cornielle struggles at first but has a respectable outing but Gasser loses the lead?!? Pratt is injured on a HBP? 🤔😩😥 At least we have Made in AA. ugh. On a day when the Brewers have tested my faith with a disastrous 3 game sweep, I really needed a feel good night in the minors. Thanks again for the updates @Joseph Zarr at least I got to feel the pain in semi-real time 😉
  25. biedergb
    I hear you. And those injuries are weird and not “injury prone “ type of things and he is not bad, but shows what the others have done. ‘BUT. You have to play and do so consistently. And his late April through mid June was phenomenal- I mean he was lapping the field in HRs, so much so that he still leads 😳. But compared to the full season and consistent hitting from Burke (he had a slump prior to his promotion which I guess is the way to do it right Jesus?), and the start Fischer has, the message is clear to the Wilken/Bitonti duo from ‘23, as ‘24 Burke and ‘25 Fischer are ready to try to be the corner infield duo of the future. Again it’s great to have this depth. If Wilken is for real great, if not then hopefully Fischer will be, or Ebel or even Adams.
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