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I don't want to jinx Biloxi, so I am logging off for now. TRats look like it's still a rain delay. Will catch some of you back in a little bit.
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I mean the outcome was never in doubt with a 10-1 lead. But young Sam Garcia comes out for the 4th inning of relief and gets a couple quick outs. Then a single and a walk. He comes back to strike out the next batter with a fastball that looked lively. That is a solid outing for this young man. I loved his first outing and hadn't watch much of him, but he is definitely pitching some big innings here - he came into a 1-1 game and pitched 2 inning* before the offense spotted him the 9 run lead. *EDIT: Garcia pitched 1 inning in a tie game and another inning with a 4-1 lead. He gets the win and still had to pitch a tough inning or two. And that offense: 9 hits, 9 walks and they force 5 errors en route to another double digit run scoring game. Wow
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Oh no. Middendorf retires the first batter, then HBP, Then double to score the run. Then an IBB. And a single. Sounds lose 2-1 in the 9th. Ugh. Meanwhile Petersen goes 3up and 3down for Biloxi again wow. Sam Garcia trying to close it out for Mudcats. Gave up a 2 out hit, now a walk. Hes at 65 pitches. Gotta be his last batter I think, no need to push the pitch count beyond 70-75. Hope Sam gets the final out here.
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Middendorf on in Charlotte to try to close it for Nashville who had bases loaded but could not score an insurance run or two. Bummer. Muddies up to bat in bottom of 8, with a huge lead and only 3 outs away from their 11th win. That is crazy. What a fun team so far Shuckers still battling in the 5th inning. Adams grounds out, and Miller then EBJ are due up. EBJ has looked very bad in the past few at bats I have watched of his.
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Sam Garcia - I will have to watch him again. Big 3 innings of relief, 3 K, 1 BB, 1 H on 50 pitches and it's still 10-1 Muddies/ Talk about big relief - Petersen comes in and strikes out all 3 Barons he sees stranding 2 runners and Shuckers maintain the 3-0 lead. Huge inning there Nate!!
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Yes, but tonight apparently everyone is relentless but DiTuri: 0-5 with 4 K. Well he is relentless tonight but in a different way 😂
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After a four pitch walk, Crow is out. Good news his last fastball was 92.6, but the bad news is that curve maybe and his fastball were eluding him in the 4th inning. No outs, two runners on, as he approached 45 pitches. But a heckuva first start back for Crow. Nice job young man. Let's ease you back in. But I'll take 3+ innings as a great start. Nate Petersen is in to pitch.
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For tonight that's how I see it 😉 But Wilken Ks. He is not swinging the bat. He is drawing walks, but King and just not swinging. Is he working on pitch recognition, or just unsure at the plate?? Adams is swinging more recently, and Wilken has taken the mantle from Luke I think. Meanwhile Muddies bust it wide open - it is now 9-1! Made singles with bases loaded, and the Garcia with a single and Dinges with a double. Back to Birmingham, first hit off Coleman Crow a single stretched into a double.
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Well - TRats won't get anything going right now as GameDay says Rain Delay. I'm watching Biloxi and keeping tabs on Muddies for now.
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Big spot for Pratt. He missed a double, lining it about 3 feet into foul territory, works a full count and a hard hit ball right at the 3B who nails Spain at the plate, rather easily. But they chase Schultz who was at about 80 pitches through 3.2 IP. That is a solid outing for the beleaguered offense. Although unless the TRats get something going, they will soon be the bottom dwellers of the organization.
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Great single to RF for Lara, now 2-3 and Warren just beats the tag, 3-0 Shuckers. Now runners at 2nd & 3rd and only 1 out. This is against one of the top pitching prospects in baseball
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Top of the 5th, and Noah Schulz - top prospect. He is at 65 pitches with 5 H and 5 BB allowed. That is almost like a slugfest for the Shuckers
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I think he has a slider maybe and a change up - one is mid 80s and one is high 70s just going by the gun data. Batters are not seeing it or hitting it well.
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Just curious which game are you watching?
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And a fly ball from Miller scores Lara. 2-0 Shuckers. While the TRats give up a run and down 3-2, oh nuts again.
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And big Eric B with a double to score another couple of runs, and Muddies up 4-1 But Welch surrends a homer and the Lugnuts tie the TRats - nuts. Wilken with another walk and 2 men on, starting something against uber prospect Noah Schultz.
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I think it was ball 4. I'll have to go back to watch it again
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Looks like the Muddies score - a walk then a single by Made where there was play at the plate to get Rodriguez, and Made takes 3rd base. Then an error score Made. 2-1 Muddies
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I think Coleman Crow got away with a ball 4 that was not called, not sure if the ump was off, or the scoreboard/announcer and batter were off. But next pitch it is a fly out for out #2. Crow through 2 innings, only 26 pitches. Fastball is 92-93 and he has a good breaking pitch. He reminds me a bit of Logan Henderson but less upper zone heat and the offspeed looks like slider maybe as opposed to change, I think.
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No he isn’t. I was watching both games. Both games ended the same timeWarren ends Biloxi’s chance, Areinamo ended TRats night. Two grounders two game-enders.
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Tyler Jay retired the side in Charlotte to preserve a 5-4 Sounds lead. A 2-2 night in the farm, with the chances for so much more. Shucker 3-game winning streak ends as the quiet bats go even quieter, if that is even possible. And a very un-KC Hunt pitching line with 4 runs, and 2 walks, but did get 7 K. TRats give up a lead early, fight back and lose it in the 9th on some fluke plays (wind aided triple then a balk), and strand the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth. But on the positive side: Sounds hold off for the win, with an interesting outing as far as the stat line for Carlos Rodriguez, and some nice innings of relief by McGee and Jay No surprise as the Muddies win the big game of the day, and Blayberg Diaz with the 4-4 night, and the pitching looked solid from Meccage to Reyes to Gillis.
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Welp no magic tonight As Warren grounds into a 6-4-3 DP to end the night in Birmingham, after Burke walks to load the bases, Areinamo grounds to third base for a FC and out #3. Oh my at the same time excitement turns to double disappointment. Bummer.
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Hall looks at a nice pitch, and runs the count full. Then swings at a pretty good pitch, and he strikes out. Last chance is Blake Burke. Let's see if he can make some magic. C'mon Blake! Areinamo on deck IF you can get on somehow. Let's go!
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It is getting intersting in Wisconsin. Yhoswar grounds to short and the SS charges and tries to rush the throw and field it cleanly, and runners at 1st and 2nd with only one out. A chance for a walk off win here. Meanwhile a caught stealing on a late steal attempt and Rodriguez to Pratt ends the inning.
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Costello in for Biloxi and all his pitches move. He gets the first guy K. Then a bouncer back to Costello and his throw to first moves too much and pulls Warren off the bag. Meanwhile Vargas draws a walk, So tying run on in Wisconsin.
