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How about a little Arizona Complex action ?? Juan Ortuno 3B Handelfry Encarnacion CF Jorge Quintana SS Frederi Montero 1B Roderick Flores 2B Luis Corobo DH Kevin Garcia C Jadyn Fielder LF Engel Paulino RF Jayden Dubanewicz went three up three down (1 K) in the first. -
Two out rally for NASH in the fifth…Seigler walk, Quero single, Dalbec RBI single makes it a 3-2 Sounds lead.
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NASH has evened things up at two each in the fifth. Got one in the third on a Zamora single, stolen base, wild pitch, and a Jimmy Herron sac fly. Second run was manufactured in the fourth with a Dalbec walk, Rosario single, Alfaro ground out and Raynel Delgado sac fly. Josh Maciejewski has filled in admirably on short notice allowing one of Woody’s runners and one of his own over 3.1 IP with 3 H | 0 BB | 4 K.
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Cornielle cruising with five scoreless of 2 H | 1 HBP | 3 K work on 67 pitches (42 strikes). Shuckers got on the board bottom four with a Darrien Miller single (balk) and Garrett Spain RBI single.
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Mudcats putting up another big inning in the seventh capped off by a Luis Peña RBI triple (Jesus Made also added a RBI single earlier). Now 10-0 Carolina.
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Cornielle worked around a runners on the corners (HBP and single) one out jam in the first by striking out the next two batters. Then registered a 1-2-3 second with a third strikeout. Luis Lara leadoff double was stranded in the first.
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Literal, Metaphorical, and Existential OUCH for Woody. Dang.
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Yeah, the speed is one aspect of it and they’ve been pretty good again with RISP this year at 624 PAs (5th) of 106 wRC+ (10th) leading to 201 RBI (8th). Not quite up to last year’s output of 1,726 PAs (2nd) of 122 wRC+ (4th) leading to 565 RBI (3rd) though. Of course last year with Adames their .190 ISO with RISP ranked 5th versus this year’s .123 ISO with RISP coming in at 24th.
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Over his largest samples Jeferson put up... - a 757 OPS (106 wRC+) in Carolina (320 PAs) - a 779 OPS (105 wRC+) in Biloxi (381 PAs) Looking at some of the Sounds this year there is Monasterio (757 OPS | 107 wRC+) and Clarke (724 OPS | 102 wRC+) in that same kind of general range Quero has found himself in over larger samples. Think an OPS over 700 should be doable for Jeferson once he gets up to speed.
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They are 6th in singles and 3rd in walks going back to the start of 2024. BRef tracks stolen base opportunities under Manager Tendencies, so far this year 570 chances to steal second are 4th most and they have attempted a steal 13.9% of the time, the third highest rate. Their 385 chances to steal 3rd have only been 8th most this year, but they have attempted a steal 3.9% of the time the second highest rate. Brewers baserunners have come around to score 33% of the time, tied for 4th highest this year. They take the extra base 48% of the time, also 4th highest in MLB. They are also tops in Reach On Error this year with 19, which could also be influenced by the team speed. Put it altogether and the Brewers are 6th in runs scored over the last two years despite a 100 wRC+ (15th) and a .147 ISO (21st). Pretty insane, really. To quote Jarrod Dyson, "That's what speed do."
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It all started last year when they posted +19.8 BsR, most in MLB. So far this year they have already put up +9.5 BsR in only 61 games. Over the last two seasons their +29.3 BsR is almost a dozen runs better than ARI in second at +17.6.
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After a pair of strikeouts to open the seventh, Johanderson Tarazona doubled, Angel Gonzalez walked, they both stole a bag, then came around to score on a two RBI Jhoanjel Saez single to give DSL Blue a 9-8 lead. But that ain't it. Saez stole second, Joan Guttierez & Brailyn Antunez walked to load the bases, then Jefer Lista came through with the single and an E4 for two more, now 11-8.
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DSL Gold loses their second straight one run game, falling 5-4. - Kenny Fenelon added two more singles to his ledger. - Jose Martinez singles twice and stole two bags. - Francis Sosa homered - Jonathan Rangel tripled twice - Romano Donato doubled - Josue Toledo = 4 IP | 0 R | 1 H | 0 BB | 3 K
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DSL Blue breaks up the imperfect game with a Jefer Lista RBI single. Deficit is down to 8-7 now as they scored a run earlier on an Antunez bases loaded GIDP.
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Really fun article at FanGraphs about the Brewers making weird history one year ago today against the White Sox.
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& Cesar Espinal goes single, bomb, double to the first three batters in the ninth. Looks like they’ll have to walk this one off.
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Ereu up to fourteen BB and two HBP on the season over 61 PAs with only three hits…all singles.
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Gave Quezada the 8th and he faced the minimum with the help of a Luis Corobo back pick at first to end the inning. With two down in the Brewers half we’ve got a Flores walk, Corobo single and Ereu walk to load the bases for Fielder who triples everybody home for a 5-4 Crew lead. W O W ! !
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Quezada back for the seventh and he bounces back with a 3U3D (1 K).
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Jorge Quintana first 45 PAs of year 125/222/225 (27 wRC+) 11.1 BB% | 33.3 K% Jorge Quintana last 45 PAs before tonight 341/378/463 (123 wRC+) 6.7 BB% | 17.8 K% 2 for 3 with a double so far.
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Joshua Quezada on for the sixth and having a classic On The Complex inning. Three wild pitches, two doubles, a single and a walk (not in that order) added up to three runs and flipped a 2-1 lead to a 4-2 deficit.
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Something to maybe keep an eye on, Handelfry was listed as the starter pregame but Engel Paulino has been playing CF all game instead. Hopefully just one of those ACL snafus.
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Dorchies finally gave up a run in the fourth, though it looks like the Zona Crew pulled off the successful 8-3-4 cutoff the throw home to get the runner at second play, so that’s a small victory.
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Oh, but that’s not all as Pedro Ibarguen follows with an RBI single of his own.
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Ethan Dorchies has gone six up six down over the first two frames with three ground outs, two pop outs, and one fly out. Frederi Montero opens the Brewers second with a single and moves to third on a pair of ground outs. Kevin Ereu plunked to set up runners on the corners two down for Jadyn Fielder who comes through with the RBI single.
