Joseph Zarr
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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. 🫣 -
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.
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Well, Payne grounds out to 2B. Made gets to 3B. Peña grounds to the 3B and Made is caught off the bag. Tagged out in the run down. Infield ump appears to have blown the call at 2B calling Peña safe on a late slide - ball beat him and in true Minor League fashion he made the call from behind the play. SO, Peña is now at 2B with two down. Bitonti will try to do damage. He falls behind 1-2.
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Made oppo reach double. Team leading 10th dub of his season. Heck of a slice on a challenging pitch behind in the count. LF'er couldn't quite get a clean glove to it - deflected off the webbing in a sprinting lunging attempt.
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Smith opens 1-2-3. Fly out to Anderson in RF. K. Groundout to Pena at SS.
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2025 Minor League Transaction Thread
Joseph Zarr replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
- C Nick Kahle (potentially corresponding to Quero's re-instatement) was placed on Nashville's Development List -
If you're like me, leading up to the first pitch you are getting comfy and checking in on greater Brewers Minor League items. Let's get you started. Here's Mudcats announcer Chris Edwards having an extended dugout chat with the Brewers' Tom Flanagan:
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Broadcaster Chris Edwards sits down with Brewers Senior VP of Player Ops Tom Flanagan for an extended dugout chat:
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2025 Minor League Transaction Thread
Joseph Zarr replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
Yuppers. Noted HERE by @wiguy94. But, it never hurts to share again in case anyone missed it. -
AND, that's definitely a wrap. A patented DSL consecutive Wild Pitch Cleveland Walk-Off! 😂 ACL Brewers Blue lose 12-11. Fitting end. Yeeesh.
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Mendez replaces Moreno to begin the ninth. He opens with consecutive singles putting men on 1st and 2nd. He follows with a pop out to 1B. He then walks the next batter to load the bases. This half inning certainly tips the cap to the Brewers Blue overall performance on the day. Can he escape?
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Well, it was a three-up and three-down ninth for the Brewers Blue - ending with an Antunez swinging K. Let's see if the pitching staff can muster another scoreless frame to steal this 'W'.
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I really appreciate the finer details of these early games. For instance, lead-off OF Brailyn Antunez tipping his cap to salute departed INF Kevin Ereu with his 0-for-6, 3 BB, 1 K, 1 R output so far. That is a savvy vet move for such a young player. Little things like this - beyond the box score - really keep me glued to the Game Log!
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A DSL Spesh: 9 SB through 8 for the Crew Azules. One CS in that mix. Moreno gave back 2 and it is 11-10 in the 9th. Yowza. This is a DSL Happy meal.
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"We call those kinds of guys 'Outdoor Cats'..." So good. Sweetie, ftw.
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Also, just in my mailbox: RHP Zach Peek has indeed been promoted to Double-A Biloxi. In his stead, struggling RHP Stiven Cruz will be re-assigned to Wisconsin.
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I can absolutely avow: Watching RHP Jack Seppings pitch, and given his Ivy League background, you would absolutely never ever even remotely fathom you were watching a 40" standing vert 4.50 flat forty athlete. Are you kidding me?!? I see you Mr. Seppings...you dazzler! Unreal.
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Not odd at all. I've been saying this about Crow since I saw his first AFL outing. They are in a tier together. As your title alludes to above: both are bulldogs. Both have that competitive 'It' factor in an eerily intriguing way. Both have more than one strikeout pitch. Both dominate with their respective off-speed specialties. So many similarities. We can only hope the Brewers have learned their lesson.
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Knowing how those listed heights and weights go, he is potentially 6'2" 190 by now. 🫣
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SS Leonard Rijo. January signee. 17-year-old Dominican. BA noted him for his clean defense: 2-for-3, 1 R, 1 RBI, 1 BB, 1 K, 1 SB Had him in the three-hole today. Very interesting.
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'My Guy Frandy' with a two-run double today. You LOVE to see it. I look forward to him having a fully healthy season.
