Joseph Zarr
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Man, these Chattanooga camera cut aways where we lose the feed for like a half inning randomly really sucks when the Shuckers just took the lead 9-8 in the top of the 8th. Apparently there's one out? LOL. Nice job Childers! -
As a card carrying and founding member of the Dinges Fanatic Club, it is my fiscal responsibility to our shareholders (essentially, @Spencer Michaelis and myself - and, honestly, Spencer doesn't know he is in this club tho if we're being honest he founded it) to establish notoriety and recognition in the public domain. We will be going Public on NASDAQ this fall under the ticker acronym 'DNGRS' we will open trading at $0.999. This honors his AI algorithm-derived future career-MLB OPS.
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LARA!!! OPPO TWO RUN DOUBLE TO THE RF WALL AND THE SHUCKERS TAKE THE LEAD BACK 9-8 TOP OF 8!
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The plan was always one inning. @ARobsBrewCrewtold us so two weeks ago before the debut was pushed back, fwiw. That young man keeps us in the loop.
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Quero's hit tool was never remotely as good as Dinges'. I mean this with all due respect to Quero and anyone's thoughts on Quero. Dinges' hit tool is legit Silver Slugger upside. Quero had a nice run at the dish but I never once felt the way about his bat that I do about Dinges' whose swing is pure silky violent butter nearly every swing attempt with bat speed in the mid 80's! I mean, we are legit looking at a possible Superstar here folks. I am not kidding. He's 21.
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Dinges is not mortal. I asked his dad...who is a God from Ancient Greece. Crazy! He has a lightning bolt in that bat but we mortals can not see it.
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I'm going to say something mildly controversial but, then again, I often go against the grain of the group think in Prospect Land and I certainly disagree with the Brewers on many of their prospect rankings and opinions: C Marco Dinges is a better prospect at this stage of his career than C Jeferson Quero. Especially, if we consider the shoulder injury to Quero. Dinges is younger. He's improving at the dish on a game-by-game basis. He has a cannon - the throw to 2B will improve. He's younger and has a better hit tool than Quero ever has. Prove me wrong. And,Regardless of what y'all think and regardless if this take ins merely subjective to my POV: We struck absolute GOLD here.
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I hear that the Zona Crew is lining up like this under the AZ lights... Engel Paulino CF Frederi Montero 1B Luis Corobo DH Jadyn Fielder LF Kevin Garcia C Roderick Flores 2B Demetrio Nadal 3B Kevin Ereu SS Pedro Ibarguen RF & one Hayden Robinson on the mound. Rumor has it!
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LHP Jesus Broca with some really nice work of late out of the Timber Rattlers Pen. Dare I say, he has become a stabilizing force in those uncertain middle innings of late?
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Well, honestly, what I noticed before tonight's game even began? Lameda wasn't in the line up. Go ahead and look at his June production. Red hot. You are leading by 1.0 G. Gotta get him in the line-up. Not a fan. But, then again, I'm used to the Brewers and Nick Stanley doing this in Low-A. If you recall last season, I went through this exact same thing with Stanley with Miguel Briceno in the playoffs. Hurt me! Hurt me, I say!
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Seigler just airmailed a turning throw away from his body sky high over EMJ and into the dugout. The work continues.
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Zimmerman really 'recovered' quite nicely, honestly. He trailed 7-0 early. He completed six frames. Sounds bit back into the lead. They trail 7-5. We'll take it? 🫠 Well, we don't have a choice!
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Mudcats are very much playing like a young Low-A team the last couple weeks. They've had a lot of injuries. Promotions and injuries to key players. Decimated pitching staff. They are now tied atop their division. Wild.
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Also, I envision Tanner Shears and Yerlin Rodriguez on Face Time:
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Yup. The walks remain his kryptonite. He has incredible stuff. He lacks refinement. BUT, there are a lot of tools in his bag. Just has to figure out how to control his release point. Extremely violent delivery.
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Adams has taken two pitches high up and in tonight. He is finally plunked in the top of the fourth with two down. Right smack dab in the center of the back. Ouch! That man is a baseball magnet. Remains absurdly confounding.
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Quero with a stupid out on the basepaths to end the Sounds threat in the sixth. Runners on the corners. Two down. Red hot Eddie Rosario at the dish with a 2-2 count. Quero leaves for 2B on a pitch in the dirt blocked in front of the catcher. He's tagged out in a bang-bang play. Can not leave there. Just a bad base running decision.
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Sounds are making things interesting in Norfolk. Quero just send another run across with a two-out single into RF. It's now a 7-5 deficit with Rosario coming to the dish. Men on the corners.
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I give you a beautiful rendition of how One who has watched nearly every one of INF Juan Baez's innings as a Brewer just might imagine a Baez inside-the-parker Little League HR ended up. A beautiful image. Put it in the Louvre!
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That Wilken error was almost an exact replica of Di Turi's error early in the Mudcats game. Both were right in there gloves they just botched the gather. Wilken had a very slow runner going down the 1B line too. That one hurts. Lookouts followed with a shallow bloop single to get two on and nobody out.
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Well, I love knowing this as Birchard has two men on and nobody out again to start his third inning. Two innings in a row.
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Chattanooga's announcer is a long-time oldster. His call on the dinger was hilariously understated. It was a bomb over the LF wall. You would have thought you were hearing a casual conversation during batting practice.
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Booooo to errors. They have really snake bitten the teams tonight. Muddies were done in by two drops. Now Wilken's error. Take it away gents, animal chores for this Farm 'Boy'.
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Birchard loses his stuff randomly inning-to-inning. BUT, man, his stuff is really good. If he could just fine-tune that release point. He tends to lose the heater arm side up and in. And, then, he tends to lose off-speed location when he's working through it. Regardless, he gets through a high pitch two walk second inning with no damage. Swinging K to end it on a filthy high 95 mph heat. Made a really athletic play on a weakly hit dribbler down the 1B line. I love his stuff. He is far from a polished prospect but we should all be really excited about what he might become.
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I absolutely LOVE him, my friend. LOVE him. His game is so tantalizingly good.
