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  1. Renz keeps cruising with a 1-2-3 third including another K and working around a pair of singles to put up a zero in the fourth.
  2. Zona Crew keeps rattling off runs. In addition to the aforementioned Quero two RBI double (Ibarguen singled, Black walked) we’ve got an Handelfry walk, an Ortuno HBP, and a two RBI Montero single. Oh, but that’s not all. A Flores sac fly and Fielder RBI triple makes it 7-0 after three.
  3. Some people are openers, some people are closers…nobody wants to be a middler. Ok, I guess Bette did alright for herself though.
  4. Think they’re essentially treating this like spring training for him and building him up slowly. He hasn’t finished any of his nine games so far (seven catching, two DH), though the last three they scored 11, 11, and 18 runs so they were pretty long games. He also didn’t play for a few days between the 20th and 23rd so that might have pushed back his timeline a bit too.
  5. Yeah, looking like an ugly 0 W - 4 L night from Wisco on up. Currently sitting on a 21 to 3 run diff for those four. Wait, 21 to 4. Garrett Spain just homered.
  6. Tyler Renz with a pair of 4U3D innings (E6 in the 1st, triple in the 2nd) to open on the complex. Three of six outs via K.
  7. Hudson back out for the eighth after an 18 pitch seventh and he gets a first pitch F7 and three pitch K before giving up a single to the third batter & it looks like its Vinny Nittoli time. Four seamer was between 90.3 and 92.8 MPH in Hudson’s second frame.
  8. Bryan Hudson works around a lead off walk & stolen bag to put up a zero in the seventh for NASH (1 K). Four seamer ranged from 90.4 up to 94.6 MPH.
  9. ACL Brewers about to get underway with this lineup… Tyler Black DH Jeferson Quero C Jorge Quintana 3B Handelfry Encarnacion CF Juan Ortuno SS Frederi Montero 1B Roderick Flores 2B Jadyn Fielder LF Pedro Ibarguen RF Tyler Renz P
  10. Made doubled and Peña homered for two more Carolina runs in the sixth. Lead up to 10-4 good buddies.
  11. Tyson Hardin worked around five singles, two walks, and an HBP in the first three innings to only allow one run before getting a 3U3D frame in the fourth striking out the last two batters for his 4th and 5th pinch outs of the game. Ryan Birchard on for the fifth and goes 3U3D. An Areinamo single is it for the offense through four.
  12. Lil smoother sailing in the 3rd and 4th innings for Brett going seven up six down (3 K) with just a single and stolen base in there.
  13. Ortiz has been coming around with a 100 wRC+ over 35 PA during this recent 8 W - 3 L stretch. Not sure they’d want to swap him out just when he and the team are starting to see some better results.
  14. From the pitchers perspective a foul ball is worse than a swing and miss, but depending on the outcome could be better than a batted ball in fair territory. Accidentally groove a meatball and it gets fouled back instead of smoked for an XBH? Phew. Throw a wicked breaker for strike three and the batter somehow clips it to stay alive? (expletive deleted) I’d guess an ancillary benefit for the pitcher could come from reading the swing. Sometimes how the batter fouls off a pitch can offer clues to get him out with the next one.
  15. Found this blurb on foul balls / pitches thrown in a Travis Sawchik article… “There were 129,954 foul balls hit last season in total, trailing only 2019 (which had the most total pitches thrown on record because of the elevated run-scoring environment). For context, there were more than 15,000 additional foul balls last season than in 1998, the first year there were 30 MLB teams. That's a 14% rise in foul balls even though total pitches thrown has only grown by 1.6%.“
  16. Feel like most of his misery is of his own making. I get the old front office promised him he'd get to play 3rd base, but they are gone and Devers is one of the worst defensive 3B of the advanced metrics era with -62 DRS | -21 FRV. You already got your $313M so suck it up and say "I'm willing to do whatever is best for the team."
  17. Haha, they kept panning over to Devers looking emo during Yelich's interview last night too. Can only imagine the indignity of getting swept by this Milwaukee team.
  18. Purely anecdotal, but the velocity readings at TRats games have always seemed a tick slow to me. Wonder if they have the stadium gone trained on home plate instead of picking it up closer to the pitcher's hand like StatCast does?
  19. Burke singles & steals his FIFTH base of the season, Dinges walk and a Baez RBI single makes it 3-1. Tayden Hall follows with a two RBI double to make it 5-1 and we have a mound visit.
  20. Woody gave up one unearned in the fifth on account of a Daniel Guilarte error, but the TRats bats have answered back & atoned with Tayden Hall doubling, then coming around to score on a Guilarte single.
  21. Areinamo doubled, Garcia walked, a Burke lineout to RF advanced Jadher to third, and Dinges drove him home with a sac fly to get the Wisco the first run of the game. Woodruff is 12U12D with the aforementioned pickoff and three strikeouts. 44 pitches, 30 strikes.
  22. Sure those aren't good in a vacuum, but they certainly represent a recovery compared to the 18 wRC+ he put up in July of 2024 and also represented an improvement over the 61 wRC+ he put up during the 2023 season. I don't think anyone realistically expected Turang to bounce all the way back to the 117 wRC+ he posted over the first three months of 2024.
  23. No velocity readings on GameDay but Woodruff went three up three down in the first on six pitches. Goes 3U3D again in the second, this time needing nine pitches and striking out a batter.
  24. I probably would have left the clip at just the home run. The single and double definitely featured some On The Complex defense. Either way, love to see Jeferson working his way back.
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