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  1. Interesting that Peralta is listed as the probable for Sunday since that would be the day Wilson is lined up for. Guess Freddy only threw 66 pitches last time out so bumping him up a day to face CHI on four days rest makes sense. If Peralta is serving his suspension could just drop Wilson in then on the preferred five days rest, last pitched 4/29. Gasser last pitched 4/30 (4 IP | 68 pitches) so he could be an option on four days rest or maybe at some point later on in the upcoming stretch of 13 consecutive games.
  2. Yeah, definitely nice to see him get off to a good start even if it’s still small sample territory. One encouraging thing over his minor league career even with the struggles at Wisco last year is more walks (83) than strikeouts (77) over 537 PAs. Also always like a lefty hitting catcher too. He didn’t have much of a platoon split last year (707 OPS vs RHP in 383 PA | 691 OPS vs LHP in 87 PA) but is killing RHP this year with a 930 OPS (only 48 PA though).
  3. Biloxi added a run top of six with a Dirden triple and Yerzy sac fly. Bo Bo came back out for his third frame and put up another zero by inducing a 5-4-3 DP after a one out walk.
  4. And Yujanyer strikes out the side in the ninth to go nine up nine down six strikeouts in his A+ debut.
  5. Yujanyer 1-2-3 again in the eight ending the inning with a swinging strikeout.
  6. Bo Bowman has gone two scoreless for Biloxi with just an infield single on his line. Been efficient with only 23 pitches, see if he comes out for one more.
  7. Loons were probably happy to run Rudy from the game after his dominant start. Then Yujanyer steps to the mound and strikes out the first two he faces before getting a fly out for Great Lakes sixth 1-2-3 frame of the night.
  8. Justin Dirden and Ernesto Martinez Junior singles (double steal) then Ethan Murray and Andy Yerzy walks have tied things at three top of five for Biloxi. Bases loaded one out with Jose Acosta at the plate and he draws the BB to give the Shuckers a 4-3 lead as Carlos Rodriguez steps to the plate and four pitches later finds himself on first base. Now 5-3 Biloxi, bases still juiced, Boeve at bat.
  9. Loons break up Rudy’s perfecto and shutout with a single and triple top of the sixth.
  10. TRats add another run bottom of five with what sounds like a typical Midwest League sequence of Barrios walk, to second on a failed pickoff, to third on a passed ball then to home on a double steal after a Luke Adams HBP. Now an Eduarqui Fernandez triple has scored Adams to make it 4-0 Wisco.
  11. After giving up three in the bottom of the third (appears from gamecast as though Nate Peterson was hit with a Matt Shaw comebacker but stayed in the game), Lamar Sparks has gotten one back for Biloxi with an HR top of four.
  12. Carolina at it again bottom of eight with a Blayberg single/E5 to second, Yhoswar walk, Briceno BOMB and Guilarte BOMB adding four more to make it 16-2 Mudcats.
  13. Rudy goes 1-2-3 again, ending the inning with a swinging strikeout. Thats cinco el perfecto for Will.
  14. Will Rudy with another 1-2-3 top of four and one more K on the ledger. 42 pitches per the box.
  15. Biloxi on the board first in the the nightcap with singles from Carlos Rodriguez and Mike Boeve, a Zavier Warren walk and Justin Dirden sac fly scratching one across bottom of two.
  16. Luis Lara singles, steals second and comes around to score on a Matthew Wood two out single. Now 2-0 Wisco bottom of three. Will Rudy has gone nine up nine down with three strikeouts thus far.
  17. Wisco loaded the bases with one out bottom of first via Luis Lara walk, Gregory Barrios single, Luke Adams walk. Matthew Wood then grounded into a 5-4-3-2 double play with Lara scoring and Barrios out at home. 1-0 Wisco heading to top of two.
  18. Looks like the Sounds are picking him up in their half of the first with Yonny Hernandez and Isaac Collins walks plus a Brewer Hicklen double and Owen Miller triple even-ing the score at three apiece.
  19. Rivero puts up another zero top of four via ground out, fly out, HBP, K. Bottom of four we have a Guilarte double followed by a Yophery single to kick things off. And a Cooper Pratt reach on error makes it 7-1 Carolina. Runners on first and second no outs and a Tayden triple clears the bases. Now 9-1 Mudcats, still no outs.
  20. Shuckers dropped game one 5-3. Biloxi did manage two runs off a rehabbing Hendricks (0 BB | 7 K in 5 IP) with the aforementioned Boeve (3-4, 2B) and Zavier Warren (3-3, SBx2) having the big days at the plate (and on the basepaths). Russell Smith is the first Zero Clubber of the night with 1 IP | 1 H | 1 K.
  21. Jesus Rivero cruising so far with a walk and a solo shot surrendered through his first three frames with 3 K.
  22. Looks like the full sequence was Daniel Guilarte walk, Yophery Rodriguez triple, then consecutive singles by Cooper Pratt, Tayden Hall, Luis Castillo, Kay-Lan Nicasia and Blayberg Diaz have run the score to 5-1 with the bases loaded and no outs before Yhoswar Garcia popped out to break the streak. A Miguel Briceno sac fly moves it to 6-1 Carolina before Blayberg gets picked off to end the inning.
  23. 5-1 during the six game scoring streak, 14-10 in their other games (.583 W%) which is about a 94-95 win pace over 162. In the 18 games since Yelich had his back flare up they are 10-8 (.556 W%) which is a 90 win pace over 162. Playing .500 the rest of the way (66-66) would put them at 85-77 which still would have won the NLC (or netted them WC2) last year. I don’t think anyone expects the Brewers to keep up their current 102-103 win pace, but they’ve been good (& dare I say fun) for more than one historic week.
  24. Feel like the FanGraphs divisional odds distributions aligns more closely with my own personal rough estimates - about 33% each for CHI/MIL, 15% each for CIN/STL, 4% for PIT
  25. With Rea going 6 IP today, Brewers starters are at 147.1 IP over 30 GS for an average of 4.91 IP/GS. Our main competition for the NL Central so far, the Cubs are at 145.2 IP over 30 GS for an average of 4.86 IP/GS. The Dodgers, they of the $314M payroll, are at 154.1 IP over 32 GS for an average of 4.82 IP/GS. The Brewers are by no means on an island among competitive NL clubs with their starting pitcher usage.
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