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  1. biedergb
    And Wichrowski unraveling here in the 3rd after a Brock Wilken error. 5-3 Biloxi still lead.
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    Shuckers offense coming back to life. Warren with a HR. 4-0 Biloxi. Alrighty then! And Birchard Ks two and it’s a 3-0 lead after 1 in Great Lakes Mudcats - man they are no longer relentless without Dinges, and the injured Adamczewski, seeing the struggles of Bitonti (except for the weekend before last) and Payne both really having a rough go at the plate.
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    Dinges in the action with a caught stealing!
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    When did Hedbert come back? Good to see that!!
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    Muddies break the losing streak. Sounds up early. I will miss Cornielle’s start today but will look forward to reading about it tomorrow.
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    I know. I got you. I conceded that most don’t agree, but I can still feel we didn’t get the maximum value for those trades, it’s really my opinion and I may be wrong or right, but that’s the point we get to express what we think which is why I like the forum here. Either way we did dodge a bullet as signing Burnes long term and losing 1+ seasons of production would have crippled the team given the limits on spending.
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    The team may have dodged bullets with Burnes and Williams. The returns on both trades have been middling to poor (Blake Burke may be the best). At least paying premium for 1-1.5 missing seasons if Burnes and who knows what will happen with his is-he-or-isnt’t-he season. still. I will keep harping on the trade returns which I am not a fan of (understood that others disagree). But the volatile season of Williams and the likely lost ‘25-‘26 for Burnes are cautionary tales.
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    Adams continues to be sneaky good. Unorthodox and the test was could he hit AA or better or was his success just due to his elite eye and patience at the plate. He may not wow with his stats (although they are good) but he is a really good player in my eyes. And the “old school” (yes I’m an old guy) view is his teams are successful and he looks like a leader on the field and in the clubhouse. Those are important intangibles that are never captured with modern data analytics, and while stat data is a very valuable predictor, these intangibles are maybe why we can’t separate the Lewis Brinsons from Sal Frelicks sometimes. ‘Anyway his stats are good but Luke seems to have some other intangible qualities that could lead to success.
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    Getting caught up with the overnight action. Man this was Hardin’s first time getting hit and struggling. Ok. Let’s see how he reacts. Blake Burke still hitting. Biloxi - Adams is still hitting, and Pratt has gotten some hits the past few games. Wilken is in some kind of slump- since May 23, only 4 hits (2 HR) but 17 K!!! The struggle is real. The question with him will be if his hot streaks are just that or something more sustainable. Still good to see the young arms with solid performances in the complex.
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    Man. Wow. Dubanewicz looks like he just fools those hitters and his stuff moves, but obviously he has some command otherwise his walk rate would be crazy high. He looks the part. Hopefully he and the others (Dorchies, Renz and Tobias along with Mercedes) progress well the next few years.
  11. biedergb
    Reading it early morning on my vacation. 😀 But yes so excited for this outing - so excited for young Mr Cornielle. Sweet pitching performances among all the stateside affiliates. Huge bummer on Woodruff, hoping for the best for him. But otherwise Cornielle, Smith/Johnson, Dubanewicz. Lots to catch up on.
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    Re: SI joint pain. Exactly as that article describes - the SI joint is really where your torso meets you lower body. Often times SI pain can be called "sciatic pain" and there is some overlap. PT and rest can be the most helpful, as long as other things are being ruled out (like insufficiency fractures, or other injury to bone/muscles, and disk injury to the lower back). So hopefully Adamczewski can get some rest, PT and get back to swinging soon. Good luck Josh.
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    Thank you. That is great. They seem to be among the 20 or so pitching prospects in the league (excluding guys older than like 23-24)
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    @Terry that’s great info on Crow. 2 questions- first do you have this data on Hunt as well? And second, how do they compare to other top Southern League pitchers?
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    Ok. I’m going to turn off MiLB scoreboard. I watch mis struggle and it’s a 5-0 deficit in Indianapolis. And both Hunt and DeBerry give up first inning HRs. Grrrrr. ok. Ill check scores tomorrow after my trip. let’s see if someone here can bring some good MiLB mojo tonight.
  16. biedergb
    And Miz is out. Elvin in. let’s forget this week for the youngster.
  17. biedergb
    And he walks in two more runs. Still no outs. He’s approaching 70 pitches. Gonna be a start for him to forget. Just don’t have him start in Indianapolis anymore.
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    Ugh. And now a HBP. Bases juiced. None out. maybe Keith Law is right about miz
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    Not Miz’s night. He is struggling again against Indianapolis. 4 walks, 3 hits and only 2K in his first 3 innings - and had two on with no out in the third. Yikes.
  20. biedergb
    And the complex kids close it out. 5-1. so the organization goes 5-1 with Sounds losing after a rare blown save by Yoho. So close to the immaculate 6-0 organizational sweep.
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    Quero goes yard again. 4-1 now. I looked at the scores when I got home and wondered what happened to my ACL Crew…. Nothing they are fine getting runs in bunches.
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    Coming into the night they were averaging 8 runs per game, just wow.
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    @Spencer Michaelis - look forward to the podcast. And I assume you have seen or watched him? Will you go over his "stuff" and projectability? His numbers look good as they did in the DSL, but wonder about a lot of smaller pitchers we have in the DSL and the lack of real movement in the middle levels of the minors.
  24. biedergb
    The really cool thing about the ACL Brewers is that the top 3 pitcher in terms of innings are three '24 HS draft picks who are pitching well, and pitching deeper into games. Renz did well tonight and joins Dubanewicz and Dorchies along with Mercedes, Tobias and Mercado as the primary starters/bulk inning pitchers. The offense is led by a few DSL players who are trying to make a name for themselves in the shadows of the stars of that class (Made, Pena, Anderson) in Montero, Ortuno, Encarnacion along with Ibarguen who is hoping to bounce back, and the big bonus babies of Ereu and Quintana. EDIT: Oh yeah some Fielder kid is there too. I think his dad played some baseball.
  25. biedergb
    Yerlin having an inning. He strikes out 2, walks one, 1 HBP, 3 (yes 3) wild pitches, 1 hits, 2 runs in. Last batter makes an out. I was hoping for the strike out which would probably be the most “Yerlin inning” possible (that would have been 3 K and all the walk/HBP/WPs). TRats need to focus on tomorrow night. T A-Crew is doing ACL things now. Up 6-0, make that 7-0
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