Joseph Zarr
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Yeah. Just really hoping and praying it was a massive stinger and nothing 'hairline' or the sorts. It was straight off that arm and bounced with a fury after the BAM. Just really really hoping and praying for him. That's a lonnnnng process to get to that part of his comeback. Brutally bad luck. Time to step away for a moment and do some farm animal chores and put some games on pause. Sighs. -
OH man. That appeared to smack him smack dab on the lower part of his upper right arm just above the elbow. My gods. Come on, man. Brutal.
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Hit 90 mph here in the 2nd. Just K'd McCann on a really nasty slider. 91 mph (see @wiguy94😅) gets a RF fly out to Dalbec. Two up and two down early. Meanwhile, Smith got the K there. Men on 2nd and 3rd. Two down. LHP Bjorn Johnson will come on. Woody just took a comebacker off the arm. Ruh roh! 108 mph off the bat! OH No! He's coming out.
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Smith has walked two after getting one here in the fifth. He then threw one to the back stop. Runners advanced. Men on 2nd and 3rd. One down. He's in a 2-2 count. 5-0 Mudcats lead. He is still only at 65 pitches.
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Yuppers. I was actually 'guesstimating' in a couple ticks. Capital Hoping. 🫣
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9th Rehab assignment for Woody. Sixth with the Sounds. Heater seems to be back in that early 89-91 mph range early. Sigh. Fly out to left CF. Fly out down the LF line. Fly out to Zamora at SS.
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It certainly is. The swing he just executed in the bottom of the fourth was the swing we saw repeatedly before this current run all over the map. That easy, level swing that easily grabs 110 mph + of contact is definitely what we're after 😅
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Bottle that approach, Braylon. 111 mph off the bat. Whewwww. Best swing I've seen from him in two weeks.
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Made squeaks one through the left side for a shallow ground ball RBI single. Bases stay loaded. 3-0 Muddies. Payne will try to execute. AND that's what we're looking for. A clean level swing on pitch one! Atttttttta way Braylon! Two-run double. That ball was torched.
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Walther hits a deep fly to the warning track that escapes Gillen's glove (likely afraid of a wall collision ? and also a possible miscommunication). We now have bases juiced. One down. Made will try to do some damage.
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Carolina League leading walk specialist DH Reece Walling grabs another free pass. Men on 1st and 2nd. One out here in the 4th. Walther quickly falls behind 0-2.
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Given how he's playing in 2025 you could definitely make the argument. You love when a young player shows the improvements he's shown after prolonged struggles in Low-A last season. Everything he is doing in 2025 is sped up. He more than belongs.
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Yeah, that was very much a Nashville line up card mishap. Seigler is indeed at 3B and Zamora is predictably at SS.
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That's two very well hit pull balls from Di Turi to open his night at the dish. He rips one to the corner and it is misplayed and he easily gets to 2B standing up - they give him the single and an E9.
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Well, I'm not worried either, per se. BUT, a spade is a spade: his swing is completely messed up right now. No timing. The swing plane is all over the map. Lotta fixing to do in there. Hope he can get to that in season. It's pretty ugly right now - the numbers speak the truth here.
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Well, Walther inexpertly chases a weakly hit flare up the 3B line. Smith is 3 2/3 IP into a No-No and a Perfect Game. Let that ball go foul. Lack of awareness. Runner reaches on what will be ruled an infield single. Young player making an over-aggressive young mistake.
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If you want to know what I'm talking about with Payne's mess at the dish right now. Just watch the shape; timing; and form of his swing to open his second AB. 1:37:53 on the replay. It's just totally discombobulated. He naturally does that ol' Jesus Chirinos thing by taking his load down the 1B line. I'm not a fan of that, per se, but he's done it since his rookie year. I'm more talking about the timing and the swing path in relation to that. It comes across reallllly wonky.
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That's a 109 mph 2-run jack over the straightaway CF wall. Sheeeeeesh. That's 5 ding dongs in just 3 games. 😂
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BITONTI BOMB AGAIN
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I am going to say this again. I said it last week. And, I'm saying it because it really is glaringly obvious and I don't like that it is: OF Braylon Payne's swing is a complete discombobulated mess right now. I do not like what I'm seeing at all. 🫣
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Bitonti with two very nice plays at 1B to assist Smith with another 1-2-3 frame. He adeptly snags and scoops a short-hop throw up the 1B line from Made at 3B. He then expertly snags a hard hit grounder down the 1B/RF line and cooly trots and underhand scoops to the covering Smith. Really solid work there on both plays. 0-0 on to the bottom of the third.
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Things getting mildly interesting in the 2B. Two down. A Di Turi liner skips past the diving 2B for a single. Walling pokes a goose snort 3-2 infield single and the charging SS tries to nab Di Turi at 3B but throws wide. Di Turi stays. Walling advances to 2B. Runners in scoring position for Walther who take high and then wields a sword. 1-1 count. And, he grounds out to 3B. Another RISP sutation squandered early.
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Current posted Sounds line-up card shows Seigler at SS. I am going to guesstimate that is a mistaken submission.
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Another 3-up, 3-down frame for Smith. Two groundouts to Peña. A fly out to Anderson in RF.
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Bitonti reach flies out to shallow left CF. Wasted early opportunity there. On to the 2nd.
