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  1. Darrien Miller single, Eric Brown Jr. double and Ernesto Martinez Jr. HBP has the bases juiced top two for Biloxi. & a Lamar Sparks groundout scores one, runners on the corners for Casey Martin - who pops out to first. Will be up to Adam Hall, who lines out sharply to LF.
  2. Carlos Rodriguez now up to four scoreless with six strikeouts, three singles and a walk.
  3. Carlos Rodriguez has worked around a pair of singles while striking out four over two scoreless frames to start the evening for the Sounds.
  4. Morris Austin came on for Carolina top of four and went lineout, walk to the first two batters faced then struck out the next five in a row.
  5. Joey Wiemer, Patrick Dorrian and Brewer Hicklen walks loaded the bases for Nashville with two down bottom of one. A Francisco Mejia bomb brought em all home.
  6. Will Rudy six up six down four strikeouts in the early going for the TRats.
  7. Luis Lara singled, advanced to second on a softly hit Jadher Areinamo ground out and came around to score on an Eduardo Garcia single to get Wisco on the board first bottom of one.
  8. Josh Knoth gives up a single and walk to the first two batters but gets an F9 and 4-6-3 double play to escape with the zero.
  9. Apparently so. Went back and looked at the GameDay for all twelve homers Hiura hit with Salt Lake. None of them were in the upper third of the zone. All twelve were either middle or lower third.
  10. Saul Sanchez goes three up three down three strikeouts in the bottom of the seventh for DSL Uno, who currently have a 9 to 3 lead over the Dodgers Bautista squad in the top of the eighth. Victor Garcia also pitched a pair of scoreless, hitless frames with 1 HBP | 3 BB | 4 K.
  11. The Brewers have played Black exclusively at 1B this year aside from one game at third where he made two errors. If the plan were to play Black all around the infield at some point down the road, he’d be getting reps at those positions. That he isn’t getting reps at those other positions seems to imply the Brewers don’t believe he is up to their defensive standards as a 2B/3B.
  12. Enjoy your contributions so far Mr. Irrelevant. Keep em coming.
  13. Mike Maroth went 9-21 for the 2003 Tigers. Closest since then has been Chris Archer and James Shields, who both lost 19 games in 2016.
  14. I had Barrios at #16 on my last BF Top 20 ballot due to the contact skills, defense, speed and performance as one of the younger players in the Midwest League. Big things holding him back are lack of power and rarely walking to this point, that puts a lot of pressure on the hit tool if he’s ever going to be more than a backup SS, but still a pretty safe high floor kind of profile. As much as I liked his game, he’s the perfect kind of depth to deal in a move like this with Turang and Ortiz already producing in MLB, Cooper Pratt having a higher ceiling and then the various DSL infielders off to hot starts this summer.
  15. Obviously arbitrary endpoints and all that, but the offense was firing on all cylinders for the first quarter or so of the season and has been decidedly more average since then... thru May 15th 118 wRC+ | 5.19 R/G since May 17th 100 wRC+ | 4.50 R/G Between this essentially being the first year of a new window, the amount of perceived ground between the Brewers and teams like the Phillies/Dodgers/Braves atop the NL, and the lack of impact talent with long term control likely to be dealt at the deadline, I'm not sure the circumstances are quite right yet for the Brewers to push all their chips in.
  16. & Middendorf goes E5, strikeout, groundout, groundout. Nashville wins.
  17. Janson Junk came back out for a scoreless 7th (2 K) and Harold Chirino followed with a scoreless 8th (2 K). Ryan Middendorf now on the mound trying to nail down the 6 to 1 Sounds victory.
  18. Zona Crew down 9 to 2 through four innings but Anthony Flores struck out four guys in the second inning so there’s that anyway.
  19. Patricio Aquino finally gave up a couple hits and an unearned run, but finishes with 6.0 IP | 2 BB | 6 K in the 11 to 1 TRats trouncing.
  20. Craig Yoho on bottom of nine and he goes groundout, single, strikeout, “soft ground ball” single, then works back from a three oh count to get the game ending groundout and secure his first Shuckers save.
  21. Biloxi bullpen has been aces since Sam Carlson came into a two on, one out fourth inning jam with three runs already across and retired both batters to stop the bleeding. He pitched another scoreless frame after that (1.2 IP | 1 H | 2 K), with Russell Smith (1.0 IP | 1 H | 1 K) and Justin Yeager (2.0 IP | 1 H | 2 K) following suit to leave Biloxi three outs away from the win.
  22. Nashville notched a sixth run top of seven on Yonny Hernandez’s second long ball of the year.
  23. Nashville goes off for four runs top of five to take a 6 to 1 lead. Here’s how it went down… Yonny Hernandez single, Brian Navarreto walk, Patrick Dorrian single, Tyler Black single, and Vinny Capra double. Meanwhile, McKendry retired the first two batters of the bottom half (1 K) before giving up a single and being relieved by Janson Junk who gets a groundout to end the inning.
  24. Eduardo Garcia walk, wild pitch and a Ramon Rodriguez single netted Wisco their 11th run top of seven. Aquino went walk, flyout, 4-6-3 double play in the bottom half.
  25. Biloxi has evened the score at five apiece here in the bottom of six. A Carlos Rodriguez double and Brock Wilken single got the run across while subsequent singles from Darrien Miller and Ernesto Martinez Jr, have loaded the bases. And a base knock from Zavier Warren plates two more giving the Shuckers a 7 to 5 lead. Two on, two out for Lamar Sparks.
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