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Monday & Tuesday 5/19, 5/20: Your Discussion Thread
biedergb replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
And Jorge Quintana maybe shaking off his awful slump to start out his ACL season. Singles in a run. 1-1 -
Monday & Tuesday 5/19, 5/20: Your Discussion Thread
biedergb replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
OK getting some better-than-the-worse-case-scenario news here. Pena should be OK after that really awkward collision, and Siegler news is good given the circumstance. Bummer on Payne, but I do hope he gets better soon, and also hope that was maybe a factor in his recent slump? No news on Ramon Rodriguez, which I will expect the worst. As posted in the Minor League transactions, with Dinges moving up I do suspect some catching carousel (Ordonez moving around, and hopefully a placement for Quero) to even out the 2-3 catchers per team -
Gillis makes it through 6 IP. Has some trouble in the 6th but gets a big groundout to 3rd and it’s still 5-1. He is only at 63 pitches, but was a reliever in Carolina sometime soon could be at the upper limit of his pitch limit as he transitions to starter?
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Or not. I say one nice thing about him and he gives up runs. Grrrrr
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Ugh. Grounder to third and they get the runner at home but the throw to first is high and the first baseman tries to get the bag and/or runner and Peña runs into him and has to exit. He was down for a minute. Ugh. Can we just not have injuries running the bases for a while please ?!? Still 8-4 game.
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Do they add Flores to the rotation in Carolina sometime soon?
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Five singles so far have TRats out in front. One out on the base path - Herbert at home - but an error and wild pitch help out. 2 outs, 4 runs in. Meanwhile Muddies get some base runners. But nothing doing. Still up7-4.
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Just like last night with Hernandez and Rivera giving the Muddies 12 innings of quality starts. Tonight Hardin goes 7 shutout and Flores is also through 5 innings. And only 63 pitches. Very solid from the starters the past two doubleheader nights for Wisconsin and Carolina.
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Well shoot. Hit and he scores in the bottom of 9. Biscuits beat Shuckers 4-3.
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Oh my they are getting a cart to get Rodriguez off the field. This could be a serious injury for him. Hope for the best. He had been a big contributor in the hot streak the past few weeks, and a very solid back up catcher. Again hope for the best.
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Well Shuckers just need a few plays to get back into it and they do. Lara walks, Warren walks, and Rodriguez doubles to right, but comes up hobbling and is in a lot of pain with his left leg calf or hamstring? He's hurt. Tie game but another player hurt running to second tonghit. Can we just have all walks or HR tonight, no more running to second.
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Just like yesterday. Beleaguered pitching staff and double header today. Yesterday Melvin Hernandez with a 7 IP complete game win. Tonight, Hardin with 7 IP complete game 2-hitter shutout. Rattlers do very little offensively, but Hardin allows less than very little and it's a 1-0 win. 6 K, 0BB and 91 pitches and was still throwing 93 mph in the 7th. Nice win by the T-Rats. Nashville losing big. And Shuckers trying to get out from an early 3-1 deficit. They need that offense to click for one inning. Let's go Shuckers!!
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Very un-Carolina night tonight. Offense only musters 2 hits and only 1 run. Lose 5-1. And they struck out 13 times.
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Agree. Something is lacking. He hasn't had that 97 mph and his secondary pitches don't work well - for whatever reason. So he has the potential for stuff is maybe what I meant, since he had shown it, but can't seem to recapture it.
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Hardin has 5.2 innings of perfect baseball - retired 17 straight - until a liner just over the IF into left. He was locked in from the 3rd inning on.
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I think it was the velocity he hit last year, and he does have good stuff. But you are right - he has not shown command, and may be a reliever longer term if he can repeat that peak velo in short stints. The potential is there, but he has some refining on the pitching side to break through.
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Hardin has been really efficient - 44 pitches to get through 4 IP so far. And he hit 95 in the 1st, but mostly 93-94 mph.
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So you think 12 in a row and Hardin is going so well. Well the results are awesome, and he is locked in. But 4 of the balls hit for outs were very nice defensive plays by Areinamo, Garcia and Baez (yup a real nice play at second up the middle). He also threw a few pitches way wide. But in the 4th he threw three pitches that he thought were strikes, and his body language shows he didn't believe call and get the batters out with the next pitch. That is nice and impressive.
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Wichrowski struggled in the 1st. After the first out, a HR. Then a fly out. And a 4 pitch walk. Another walk, and another walk. Then a single up the middle. Just not locating tonight. He gets out of the inning but it's 3-0 Biscuits. I'm staring at the beginning to watch Hardin's start tonight.
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Worked. Lameda singled in the bottom of 5. But B. Johnson allows a hit, then a force out then the runner scores stealing second with errors on the play (I haven't watched but scoring trying to steal second sounds like a lot of little league fielding miscues).
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And Carolina is still being no-hit.
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Yeah, that is what I was thinking. 18 year old, low A, not impressive "stuff" but does what you want, throws strikes, gets out, eats innings, and as he matures (and Rodriguez) there is some projection. But absolutely love what Hernandez is doing so far. Still seems more arm action than body in his delivery but I'm sure that's what pitching coaches are for.
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Tyler Bryant gets the three outs needed to close out the game, Shuckers win 9-3 Biloxi is now 22-14 after that 1-7 start, so 21 wins out of 28 games is amazing. And Carolina now 25-10, Tyler Renz pitching into the 5th and concedes a run after 2 hits but then a caught stealing (by Corobo) and a ground out it's 4-2 and he gets out of the 5th. That's impressive that most of the ACL starters are going 4+ IP. Whoa - major EDIT: Quero was catching with Corobo DH'ing, and I totally missed that. That's Quero's first time catching I think, so the caught stealing I alluded to was actually Renz/Quero battery, so GREAT to see that (assuming GameDay box score is accurate)
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He gets the next 3 outs, and goes 16 pitches and 9 strikes. Way way way better than last week's problem outing. Let's get his confidence back. Meanwhile Adams doubles and gets to 3rd on a WP. ANd Boeve just under it too much, and it is a deep sac fly, so 9-3 lead, and an RBI for Boeve despite no hit.
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So Childers almost strikes out the side. All three outs were of the K variety, but apparently with my typing and looking at other scores I totally missed the walk. Still a scoreless 7th for Childers with 3 K, I'll take it! Looks like still 2-1 in Arizona with Renz through 3 IP. And Reyes gives up a double on his first batter. C'mon Anfernny, let's get some outs here.
