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  1. sveumrules
    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.
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    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.
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    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.
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    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.
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    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.
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    Jesus Rivero cruising so far with a walk and a solo shot surrendered through his first three frames with 3 K.
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    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.
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    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.
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    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
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    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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    Adames atoning for those errors and then some.
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    Should be fresh, think he threw more punches than pitches last night.
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    Pretty much the funnest three quarters of the season. Would be insane if they could force a Game Seven at this point. Turn off all the lights in the arena and let Giannis walk out to The Underaker’s entrance music.
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    Saw that too, especially in the profile. From straight on I think his head is a little more square.
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    Your eyes do not deceive you. According to Strength of Schedule on ESPN the Brewers have had the 4th hardest slate so far (.550 W%) while the Cubs have had 2nd easiest slate so far (.452 W%).
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    Luis Urias hit 239/335/403 (104 wRC+) with a 10.6 BB% and 21.3 K% with the Brewers. Joey Wiemer has hit 200/277/351 (71 wRC+) with an 8.6 BB% and 28.7 K% with the Brewers. Still not seeing the similarity.
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    I don't think Rivers is going anywhere. They are already paying Budenholzer, Griffin and Doc something like $20M combined for 2024-25 season, don't think they'll want to add a fourth head coach salary to the ledger.
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    Small sample so far, but StatCast has him at +2 Outs Above Average on the year. He also only ever played 15 games in RF (4 in AA, 4 in AAA, 8 in Winter League) coming into the year, so still learning on the job there too.
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    Transcribed all stats from the FanGraphs leaderboards. Link should go to AA and you can navigate around from there.
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    NASHVILLE SOUNDS (13-14) HITTERS Isaac Collins (86 PA) 26yo | LF/2B/CF 310/419/676 (170 wRC+) 16.3 BB% | 17.4 K% (2 SB / 1 CS) Brewer Hicklen (106 PA) 28yo | RF/LF 329/443/553 (159 wRC+) 14.2 BB% | 26.4 K% (13 SB / 2 CS) Tyler Black (117 PA) 23 yo | 1B/DH 303/393/525 (136 wRC+) 11.1 BB% | 13.7 K% (3 SB / 1 CS) PITCHERS Tobias Myers RHP 25yo 16.2 IP | 1.62 ERA | 3.88 FIP 11.88 K9 | 3.78 BB9 | 1.08 HR9 Enoli Paredes RHP 28yo 11.0 IP | 1.64 ERA | 0.79 FIP 15.55 K9 | 1.64 BB9 | 0.00 HR9 Kevin Herget RHP 33yo 10.2 IP | 0.00 ERA | 2.67 FIP 8.44 K9 | 2.53 BB9 | 0.00 HR9 Rob Zastryzny LHP 32yo 10.1 IP | 1.74 ERA | 1.09 FIP 13.06 K9 | 0.87 BB9 | 0.00 HR9
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    BILOXI SHUCKERS (11-10) HITTERS Mike Boeve (37 PA) 22yo | 3B/1B 323/432/613 (206 wRC+) 13.5 BB% | 18.9 K% (0 SB / 0 CS) Noah Campbell (48 PA) 25yo | LF/RF 324/479/486 (193 wRC+) 22.9 BB% | 35.4 K% (2 SB / 0 CS) Darrien Miller (47 PA) 23yo | C 282/404/359 (138 wRC+) 14.9 BB% | 19.1 K% (10 SB / 4 CS throwing) Freddy Zamora (77 PA) 25yo | 2B/SS 230/377/377 (135 wRC+) 10.4 BB% | 23.4 K% (2 SB / 1 CS) Ernesto Martinez Jr. (84 PA) 25yo | 1B 225/321/394 (115 wRC+) 10.7 BB% | 21.4 K% (2 SB / 1 CS) PITCHERS Tyler Woessner RHP 24yo 20.1 IP | 2.66 ERA | 1.94 FIP 12.84 K9 | 1.77 BB9 | 0.44 HR9 TJ Shook RHP 26yo 18.2 IP | 2.89 ERA | 2.57 FIP 12.05 K9 | 3.37 BB9 | 0.48 HR9 Jacob Misiorowski RHP 22yo 18.1 IP | 3.44 ERA | 2.51 FIP 13.75 K9 | 6.38 BB9 | 0.00 HR9 Adam Seminaris LHP 25yo 14.2 IP | 1.84 ERA | 1.97 FIP 10.43 K9 | 3.07 BB9 | 0.00 HR9 Russell Smith LHP 25yo 8.1 IP | 2.16 ERA | 0.39 FIP 16.20 K9 | 2.16 BB9 | 0.00 HR9
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    WISCONSIN TIMBER RATTLERS (15-6) HITTERS Mike Boeve (53 PA) 22yo | 3B/1B 553/642/632 (251 wRC+) 24.5 BB% | 9.4 K% (0 SB / 1 CS) Matthew Wood (53 PA) 23yo | C 310/434/500 (157 wRC+) 18.9 BB% | 11.3 K% (13 SB / 4 CS throwing) Eduarqui Fernandez (67 PA) 22yo | RF 316/403/526 (152 wRC+) 11.9 BB% | 23.9 K% (4 SB / 1 CS) Gregory Barrios (81 PA) 20yo | SS 357/407/529 (152 wRC+) 6.2 BB% | 14.8 K% (3 SB / 3 CS) Terence Doston (45 PA) 23yo | LF/RF 278/422/333 (123 wRC+) 20.0 BB% | 13.3 K% (3 SB / 3 CS) Dylan O'Rae (94 PA) 20yo | 2B/CF 273/404/351 (120 wRC+) 13.8 BB% | 23.4 K% (11 SB / 2 CS) Luke Adams (70 PA) 20yo | 3B/1B 212/386/385 (120 wRC+) 15.7 BB% | 18.6 K% (4 SB / 1 CS) PITCHERS Brett Wichrowski RHP 21yo 14.2 IP | 2.45 ERA | 2.45 FIP 12.89 K9 | 1.84 BB9 | 0.61 HR9 Brian Fitzpatrick LHP 24yo 13.0 IP | 2.77 ERA | 2.28 FIP 9.00 K9 | 1.38 BB9 | 0.00 HR9 Mark Manfredi RHP 24yo 12.2 IP | 2.13 ERA | 2.16 FIP 14.92 K9 | 4.26 BB9 | 0.00 HR9 Craig Yoho RHP 24yo 8.0 IP | 0.00 ERA | 0.94 FIP 18.00 K9 | 2.25 BB9 | 0.00 HR9
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    CAROLINA MUDCATS (15-6) HITTERS Tayden Hall (80 PA) 21yo | 1B 400/513/554 (210 wRC+) 18.8 BB% | 16.3 K% (0 SB / 0 CS) Juan Baez (91 PA) 19yo | 3B/2B 296/374/395 (129 wRC+) 9.9 BB% | 6.6 K% (4 SB / 6 CS) Kay-Lan Nicasia (74 PA) 22yo | RF/CF 242/338/452 (129 wRC+) 12.2 BB% | 24.3 K% (6 SB / 0 CS) Yophery Rodriguez (84 PA) 18yo | CF 243/333/419 (122 wRC+) 11.9 BB% | 35.7 K% (3 SB / 1 CS) Yhoswar Garcia (60 PA) 22yo | LF/RF 315/350/389 (117 wRC+) 6.7 BB% | 16.7 K% (11 SB / 3 CS) PITCHERS Yujanyer Herrera RHP 20yo 17.0 IP | 2.12 ERA | 1.62 FIP 14.29 K9 | 3.18 BB9 | 0.00 HR9 Josh Timmerman RHP 21yo 15.0 IP | 4.80 ERA | 2.54 FIP 12.60 K9 | 4.80 BB9 | 0.00 HR9 Yorman Galindez RHP 21 yo 13.0 IP | 2.08 ERA | 2.89 FIP 16.62 K9 | 4.85 BB9 | 0.69 HR9 Daniel Corniel RHP 19yo 11.2 IP | 3.86 ERA | 2.80 FIP 10.03 K9 | 3.86 BB9 | 0.00 HR9 KC Hunt RHP 23yo 11.1 IP | 0.00 ERA | 1.36 FIP 14.29 K9 | 1.59 BB9 | 0.00 HR9
  24. sveumrules
    Even though we are still very much in the Small Sample Zone, with the day off today and end of the month tomorrow thought it would be a good time to make note of some of the top performing hitters and pitchers at each level. Will split each team into separate posts to break things up a little bit...
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    Luis Urias is a 5’10” infielder from Mexico whose biggest asset as a prospect was his hit tool. Joey Wiemer is a 6’4” outfielder from Ohio whose biggest question as a prospect is his hit tool. I guess I’m struggling to see the commonalities here.
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