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  1. His first seven outings back were between two and three innings each before going four and five IP his last two times. Would guess his MLB role is as a multi inning pen guy but they are stretching him out to get the innings and in case a need for a starter arises.
  2. Good thing Wisco poured it on to the tune of five runs bottom of eight because South Bend got three back top of nine before Bayden Root finally secured the 27th out in the 15 to 12 TRats victory.
  3. Brailin Rodriguez allowed the Manfred Mann to score top of eight but a Reidy Mercado walk, a wild pitch and a Miguel Briceno 2-RBI single gave Carolina the 4 to 3 walk off win.
  4. Luis Lara single (stolen base), Felix Valerio walk (wild pitch) has runners on 2nd and 3rd no outs for Wisco trying to add on bottom of eight. Jadher flies out and Tayden Hall is walked to load the bases for Eduardo Garcia who did hers home another TRat run with the bases still juiced for Ramon Rodriguez.
  5. & Castillo flies out to send the scheduled seven inning affair to extras in the eighth.
  6. Satchell Norman leads off bottom of seven with a double in Carolina with Yhoswar Garcia on to pinch run. Yophery Rodriguez (K) and Filippo Di Turi (line out) followed, but the rare Juan Baez walk keeps the inning alive for Daniel Guilarte who has just walked himself to load the bases for Luis Castillo.
  7. Blayberg Diaz and Satchell Norman singled back to back bottom of five, but a Yophery Rodriguez double play threatened to kill the rally with Blayberg on third and two outs. But Filippo Di Turi came through with the two out base knock to put the Mudcats up 2 to 1.
  8. Brailin Rodriguez works a three up three down fifth inning to keep things tied at one in Carolina heading to the bottom half.
  9. Blake Holub went strikeout, single, walk, RBI single, 5-4-3 double play to close out the 6 to 4 Sounds win.
  10. & Luis Castillo goes deep for the 15th time this year to tie things up at one each in Carolina bottom four.
  11. Josh Timmerman with four hitless innings (2 K) but a pair of walks, a wild pitch and a double steal got Charleston a run top of three. Juan Baez, Miguel Briceno and Satchell Norman have each singled through the first three frames.
  12. Bryan Hudson with a scoreless eighth inning (1 BB | 1 K). Four seamer was 88.6 to 92.1 MPH per GameDay.
  13. A trio of singles from Patrick Dorrian, Francisco Mejia and Isaac Collins, plus a throwing error by the Stripers RF, equals two more Nashville runs. Now up 6 to 3 bottom eight.
  14. Spoke a little too soon. Herget came out for a second frame, gave up a lead off single, then was pulled for Tyler Jay with the inherited runner coming around to score via throwing error by Mejia on an attempted steal of third.
  15. Luis Lara walked. Felix Valerio singled and Eduardo Garcia homered to pull the TRats within 5 to 4 bottom three. But alas, Cornielle is back out top of four and has already given one run back.
  16. Chris Roller single, Tyler Black walk and a Brewer Hicklen single has the Sounds up 4 to 2 top of seven.
  17. Herget puts up his ninth zero in a row, now at 10.2 IP | 0 ER | 3 H | 5 BB | 16 K since June 30th.
  18. Bummer. Looks like he stayed in to run the bases at least, so hopefully it’s just precautionary and nothing too serious.
  19. A Patrick Dorrian sac fly gets Nashville back in the lead 3 to 2 top of six. Carlos Rodriguez put in 5 IP of 2 ER | 4 H | 3 BB | 6 K work with Kevin Herget taking the mound bottom of six.
  20. Alexander Cornielle surrendered a two run homer top of one but the TRats got one back in the bottom half with a Cooper Pratt HBP, Jadher Areinamo ground rule double and Tayden Hall sac fly.
  21. Mudcats picked up for runs bottom of six via Luis Castillo walk, Daniel Guilarte single, Reece Walling walk, David Garcia fielder’s choice, Yhoswar Garcia sac fly and Yophery Rodriguez single. Then added two more bottom of eight with a David Garcia walk, Yophery Rodriguez single, Josh Adamczewski walk and Juan Baez double. Dikember Sanchez pitched a one two three ninth (1 K) to close out the 10 to 5 Carolina win.
  22. A Patrick Dorrian single and Francisco Mejia bomb has Nashville first on the board with a pair of runs top of two.
  23. Will be interesting to see how much run they give him, their OF has been pretty bad… 1.5 WAR (24th) | 88 wRC+ (22nd) | -12 DRS (25th) Spencer Steer is their only OF that clears either of a 100 wRC+ or 0.5 WAR so far and he only spends about half his time on the grass.
  24. Fry has been a nice story for sure, but he’s come back to earth big time after his scorching start… thru 0601 (140 PA) 355/493/636 (212 wRC+) 17.1 BB% | 18.6 K% since 0601 (150 PA) 228/289/309 (71 wRC+) 7.3 BB% | 24,7 K%
  25. The annual pre-ASB swoon shrunk the Brewers division lead to 3.5 games over STL on July 13th. The last time a team was closer to them in first place was when the Cubs were 2.5 back on May 24th, They’ve had a five plus game lead for most of the last two months now. A big part of that is for the season as a whole they have lost two games in a row twelve times. In the third game following those dozen instances they are 5 W - 7 L. In the fourth game after their seven three game losing streaks they are 7 W - 0 L. They say basketball is a game of runs, but baseball is a 162 game season of streaks. (5) two-game and (7) three-game losing streaks (31 total losses) all year versus (8) two-game, (4) three-game, (3) four-game and (2) five-game winning streaks (50 total wins) on the season. They’ve been a lot better at stacking wins than losses. Outside of an 11 W - 12 L stretch when Yelich went down the first time and their 3 W - 7 L swoon into the break they have gone 48 W - 28 L over the remaining 70% of their schedule up until now.
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