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  1. Looks like QC was definitely hacking on Bayden Root - four up, four strikeouts swinging.
  2. Zavier Warren double and a Bladimir Restituyo single scored the second Shuckers run, now trailing 4-2 bottom of seven.
  3. Manny Rodriguez gave up a solo shot in the sixth but a Jadher Areinamo triple and Blake Burke sac fly have tied it up in the eighth. Extra innings for @CheeseheadInQC ??
  4. Hey now, Luis Lara walked, went to third on a pair of ground outs and just scored on a Luke Adams single to put Biloxi on the board.
  5. Tyler Woessner tried to get Tate Kuehner out of a two on, one out jam in the sixth but gave up a granny. Shuckers offense to this point has been EBJ and Ethan Murray singles. Oh, Brock Wilken walked too.
  6. Carolina loses its first game of the year 6-2. Bjorn Johnson finished things out with two scoreless (1 H | 1 BB | 3 K).
  7. Nashville got off to a late start but picked up a run in the first on a trio of singles from Monasterio, EMJ, and Alfaro. A Seigler double and Adam Hall single scored another in the 2nd frame. Misio just gave one back here top of three with a pair of walks and a single. Four strikeouts and 57 pitches so far.
  8. Tayden Hall single, Luis Castillo walk and a Juan Baez single netted Wisco their second run top of five to tie things up at two apiece after Manuel Rodriguez gave up a two run bomb the half inning prior.
  9. Filippo Di Turi has left the yard for Carolina cutting the deficit to 5-2 top of six.
  10. Manuel Rodriguez has three strikeouts through two scoreless for Wisco so far. Tate Kuehner has notched a pair of zeroes (1 BB) himself for Biloxi. Jesus Flores has a put up two scoreless (3 H | 2 K) relief frames for Carolina.
  11. Marco Dinges walk, Eric Bitonti single and a Demetrio Nadal single have Carolina on the board top of four.
  12. Often mentioned potential offseason target Yoan Moncada placed on the 10 Day IL today with a thumb sprain. He has hit 190/370/286 (105 wRC+) with a 29.6 K% through his first 27 PA with the Angels.
  13. Fun Fact? On account of having one sac fly but zero walks or HBP so far, Jackson currently has a batting average (.315) higher than his OBP (.309). Early season statistical anomalies aside, here is a link to the best Age 21 seasons since 1970. Will be fun to see where Jackson ends up in that list after his 3.9 WAR last year came in 9th among Age 20 seasons since 1970. Interesting coincidence? 9th place on the Age 21 leaderboard is 2024 Jackson Merrill with 5.3 WAR.
  14. Yeah, FanGraphs playoff odds have already started migrating some of the projected Wins and Division% upwards… MARCH 14 CHC: 84.0 W | 41.0% winDIV MIL: 80.8 W | 21.2% winDIV STL: 79.0 W | 14.2% winDIV CIN: 78.3 W | 11.8% winDIV PIT: 78.2 W | 11.9% winDIV TODAY CHC: 85.4 W | 51.5% winDIV MIL: 81.9 W | 25.5% winDIV STL: 78.2 W | 11.1% winDIV PIT: 76.6 W | 7.1% winDIV CIN: 75.4 W | 4.9% winDIV
  15. Nestor is a FA after the year, don’t think he punts on his elbow before it falls completely off. He’ll get this PRP, take some time to rest/rehab (& play with the baby), then try to come back strong down the stretch so he can hopefully end the year “healthy” and effective to set himself up the best he can for the winter.
  16. During the 2024 season the Brewers were 6th in runs scored per game and 5th in ERA across all of MLB. In the seven games since the calendar flipped to April the Brewers are 8th in runs scored per game and 3rd in ERA across all of MLB.
  17. Clarke has struck out in 142 of his 403 PAs since arriving in Nashville. That 35.2 K% is 153rd out of 156 batters with at least 400 PAs in AAA since the start of last year. For his AAA career Clarke is at a 12.2 BB% | 35.2K% | .211 ISO. Out of the leadoff spot since 2022 Schwarber is at 14.9 BB% | 29.3 K% | .270 ISO. They are the same kind of hitter, but Schwarber walks more, strikes out less and hits for way more power facing MLB pitchers than Wes has versus AAA arms. Schwarber's production has added up to a 130 wRC+ out of the leadoff spot since 2022, Clarke's production has added up to a 105 wRC+ in the crazy offensive environs of the International League.
  18. Turang’s first career HR vs a lefty in MLB.
  19. Reece must have sensed us typing about him and singled just now to get off the schneid.
  20. Holy onslaught for Carolina. 14 runs, 20 hits thru top of eight. Bitonti 5 for 5 with a walk, three doubles and five RBI. Adamczewski 4 for 5 with a walk and five RBI. Payne 4 for 5 with a double and walk. Nadal and Walling combined 0 for 11 though. Melvin Hernandez (3.0 IP | 2 H | 1 BB | 3 K), Bryan Rivera (2.1 IP | 4 BB | 5 K) and Miles Langhorne (1.2 IP | 3 K) put up zeroes over the first seven frames and Jack Seppings just put up a 1-2-3 eighth inning.
  21. Yup, 21.2 avg age for the Brewers pitchers is tied with HOU for youngest in Carolina League.
  22. Sad indeed. They said on the news that Henry Blanco was at the club earlier in the evening but left before the collapse.
  23. Looks like BRef has the Cubs hitters as the 2nd oldest (21.3 avg age) in the Carolina League and the Brewers hitters as the 2nd youngest (19.8 avg age).
  24. Agree that Priester's floor is higher by virtue of already having made MLB starts, having a multi-pitch arsenal, and being more of a traditional starter's build. I still give Henderson the nod on ceiling though just because of the strike out stuff (best K% in all of MiLB min. 150 IP last two years). Using recent Brewers as imperfect comps I'd say Logan is closer to Freddy as five and dive high strikeout kind of starter where Quinn is more like Adrian Houser in the groundball specialist mode. Going back to 2021, there are 117 pitchers in MiLB with at least 350 IP and Priester's 53.0 GB% is tied for 8th in that sample so he really is top notch at getting grounders. Unfortunately a guy like Connor Thomas (53.9 GB%) being a couple spots higher on that same leaderboard is an example that not all grounders are created equally.
  25. I’d probably put him in the 40+ tier as a “stuff-ier” version of Patrick. Maybe could see him as a 45 if he’d gotten some better results in his MLB looks.
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