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  1. With back-to-back shutouts the Sounds are suddenly 5.5 GB Lehigh Valley with two series to play in the first half. Getting mildly interesting!
  2. Coleman Crow: 6 IP, 1 H, 9 K. 0 BB, 0 R Stud. Shuckers lead 8-5 top of 9.
  3. If you are going solely for prospect discourse, I'd personally start sooner - ie in the 1 hr 20 minute mark. Spencer takes some listener questions on prospects within there with some fun Spencer insights. Fwiw.
  4. Tip of the cap to INF Daniel Guilarte. He has hit two absolutely key pro sac flies to plate key RBI's of late vs these Kernels (has four SF on the season). That was a pro's pro sac fly. 1-1. Men on the corners. One down. 2-2 game bottom of 9. How about I golf shot this lil beauty to the deep CF warning track?!? Just awesome to see. You may not know it if you aren't watching the games and you just look at his raw offensive numbers (not pretty): he has played much better overall baseball of late. It's small steps with these young players sometimes. I definitely am noticing. Man, if he could somehow find any semblance of an average hit tool...as is, I will appreciate his plus defense and cannon arm and the small incremental improvements. In limited May/June AB he has put together just a much better overall approach to identifying balls and strikes. Hopefully, this is a start of a slow turn toward more productivity.
  5. The calendar flipped to May and the outings have been fairly unkind for RHP Bryan Rivera. He came aboard up 4-3. Still in the game top of the 6th and the Mudcats trail 7-4. Lead off man aboard. Not looking good.
  6. DSL Brewers Gold are 1-3 and have lost by a combined 3 runs? I'll take the Over. Hard not to be highly intrigued by early Rijo and Tarazona work over on the Blue Squad.
  7. Was there ever really a doubt 2025 Dikember wasn't going to allow at least one run there via WP or HB? Grateful he only gave up one.
  8. Man this is a massive spot for RHP Dikember Sanchez. Can we insert a quarter and buy the 2024 version? Quick someone ask Chris Edwards!
  9. Tonight. In my Man Cave...with my wife and daughter in Scotland...I will he watching episodes of: The prospect loss and love struggle is real. 😅
  10. Man. Seeing RHP Tanner Shears' Brewers career end in this manner truly pains me. He was on an incredible trajectory back in 2023. Then, bam. TJ. Miss a season. And come back completely disheveled. Injuries suck. Ugh. I'll pair this in the same gut punch as losing RHP Sam Gardner. Someone give this ol' farmer a hug today. He needs it.
  11. You have to just sit back and smile at the current seasons we are seeing from Zavi and Eduardo. Two long-time Brewers having fantastic years. I, for one, am just absolutely overjoyed for those two!
  12. Shuckers pouring it on. Leading 13-2. Long John Silvers from Adams and Zavi - record tying, btw: The same Jake Gatewood the Sounds just battled at Triple-A. Wild.
  13. Kuehner now has them loaded with two down in the top of the 4th. Just had a mound visit with what looked like a cramp in his left leg near his knee. AND, no matter, he recovers and induces a very weakly hit end of bat nubber down the first base line. He looks quite fine sprinting for it and leaping to make the tag back against his body to nab the runner headed down the 1B line. On to the bottom half. Still 6-0.
  14. Spain's reach and rip double to the right CF gap gave the Shuckers a 6-run bottom of the third. Yowza.
  15. Let's do a lil bit of SS Kaelen Culpepper vs the Timber Rattlers math for ye fine merry gentlemen (and lasses): 9 GS vs the Rattlers in 2025: 31 AB / 13 H / 7 BB / 6 K / 7 R / 11 RBI / 1 3B / 2 HR / 3 SB / 0.419 BA I do believe the Timber Rattlers will be fairly content when he is promoted to Double-A. Just a hunch.
  16. Well, whoever had Luis Lara CS (#2) and Brock Wilken SB (#2) on their scratch ticket tonight...congratulations!
  17. Heck of a day for Barrios overall. I see Rangel is now at 1B. He can pair a fielding error with his catching interference 😅. I imagine his head is a bit on a swivel but, regardless, he keeps massively producing at the dish. And, as a general reminder to all of us: Nicolas Barrios is indeed the younger brother of former Brewer (and now Ray - Civale trade of 2024 - playing for the Double-A Montgomery Biscuits). Baseball America did include him in their 2025 Class review as a 'Player to Watch':
  18. First year Colombian hurler, RHP Carlos Galindo, was the starter for the DSL Brewers Blue before handing it over to Gonzalez - 4.0 IP, 4 H, 0 BB, 2 K, 0 R. Nice work there. Second year Dominican RHP Justin Lugo will try to close it out for the Blue who lead 6-0 in the 9th frame.
  19. Interesting line for second-year 18-year-old Panamanian RHP Lukas Gonzalez as the middle innings inning eater: 3 1/3 IP, 1 H, 4 BB, 1 HB, 6 K, 0 R. From afar that 'might' speak to a young man who has stuff but is still lacking the fine-tuned control. He had a noticeable campaign in 2024 as a 17-year-old with similar WHIP tendencies. I'm following.
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