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  1. Eduardo Garcia. Pay dirt. 107.8 mph. 380.6 feet over the LF wall. 4-4 game. Bottom of the 7th. two down. Sixth of his season. Third vs the Chiefs.
  2. If I earned a nickel for watching every T-Rat sky high infield pop up this evening I'd have like $0.30.
  3. Guilarte digs it clean on a chopper to 3B. He shows none of the sure fire moxy from earlier innings. Short arms a throw. Burke rescues him with an adept scoop at 1B for the final out. I swear. These T-Rats. Nothing is ever easy with this team. Just not a sound ball club.
  4. AND, now we have four free passes and Flores air mails a throw back to 2B for an E1. He threw to 2B like he's been throwing to home plate tonight. Brutal. He gets the comebacker, however, and spears it for a run down out on the 3B/Home base line. Two down. Men on the corners.
  5. That's Flores' fourth walk in 1 1/3 IP. Two men on. One down. He is missing big on these misses too. They are not close.
  6. With Woody rehabbing tomorrow, you know Estevez would like for Flores to finish this outing. He gets the pitch clock violation, now, to fall 3-1. Already a walk in this inning. Man on first. One down.
  7. Flores has 3 BB in 1 1/3 IP. Not sharp. In fairness, he has been used primarily as a Starter of late. May be an adjustment or some residue.
  8. All for naught. Yhoswar goes down looking. Diaz goes down swinging late on a high outside heater after Hedbert had left for 2B.
  9. Two free passes for Hedbert tonight. You love to see it. Especially after last week's productive series.
  10. Baez can't come up with a makable sliding stop up the hole for the final out at 2B. Would have been a tricky play but the play was there to be made to end the inning. Instead, two men on. Two down. AND a single into LF scores the go-ahead run for the Chiefs. T-Rats trail 4-3 to the bottom of the 6th. Flores wasn't sharp that inning. Two free passes.
  11. I quite like the recent version of Broca we are seeing. Sitting 92-93 mph on his heater. Throwing in that hook with a really effective mid 80's change-up. IF he can stay around the zone he can find quite a bit more success in the Midwest League than his earlier outings.
  12. A Yhoswar ground out to 2B advances Perez. Baez pokes a flare liner to RF. Men on the corners. A 1B foul territory fly out and Perez adeptly tags - nice base running mojo there. 3-3. Areinamo skies a pop up for the second AB in a row to end it. On to the 5th. Broca does indeed replace Quintana.
  13. Quintana mercifully helps his T-Rats teammates escape with the weak chopper to Baez at 2B. Phew. My goodness. So sloppy. 3-2 regardless and, hey, Quintana got some more pitches in there. That's what we're after in the end. Yeah, that's it.
  14. Nope. Quintana stays aboard. Has the pick off and Blake Burke absolutely butchers the run down. 😅 That was hilarious. Well, in fairness, he was throwing to Baez who is never reliable to make the play anywhere. AND, following up a single to RF. Hedbert with a glorious one hop throw on a one hop line to Guilarte who botches the catch and tag. SO, that's two outs the T-Rats blow. Because, well, they are the 2025 T-Rats. Embarrassing baseball there. They don't even give Guilarte the error because, well, if you've been paying attention to Minor League scoring in 2025...they do not know what they are looking at. 😅 Pitch count at 67.
  15. I am just now noticing my AI assist auto-corrected my earlier entries to 'Jorge Quintana.' 😂 I'm going to leave it and see if I get the patented name correctors to give me the business. JOSE grabbed his third K but just issued his first walk and with the pitch count at 63 O'Neil will likely check to see if he wants to call his outing. This is where, pre-game, he said he'd likely exit.
  16. Quintana starts the fourth frame. Pitch count 47. You love to see this. Good rehab work.
  17. Sac Fly to right CF. Guilarte scores. Garcia advances to 3B. 3-2 deficit.
  18. T-Rats threatening in the Bottom of the 3rd. Bases juiced for Dinges. One down.
  19. Consecutive 1-2-3 frames from Quintana after his five hit first. You love to see it. Ground out to 2B. K. Fly out to RF.
  20. Oh man. Diaz suffers a 6-3 put out on a ball that looked destined to head to shallow CF. A grounder. The SS made a superb play cutting it off and firing to first. Sigh. The elusive Diaz first T-Rats RBI remains, well, elusive!
  21. Ok now. Hedbert with an RBI groundout to 2B. Little steps. 3-1 deficit. Every run counts. No, really, they do. They go on the scoreboard. Yhoswar follows with a poke to the corner RF wall for a triple bagger. OK Yhoswar! Can Diaz make up for his early sloppiness at the dish? He'll get the chance to do some damage. Two down. Man on third. 3-1 deficit.
  22. T-Rats might have something simmering in the bottom of the 2nd. Dinges got on base with a dropped fly ball to CF. He was gifted a safe call at 2B (ball beat him maybe was safe - weird call) on a ball that got away from the catcher. Now on 3B after a Baez groundout to 1B. One down. They still trail 3-0.
  23. Guilarte can absolutely handle 3B. The young man has a very sure glove and an absolute cannon. Goodness, with how smooth he is I just wish he had plate discipline. As is, he is such a boom/bust hitter with mostly too many strikeouts. Really nice easy scoop and cannon toss to 1B for the final out. He made it look too easy. It was not. 1:25:27 on the replay if you want to see what I'm talking about. Everything he throws from the hot corner feels like 90 mph plus.
  24. T-Rats went 3-up. 3-down. AND, Quintana's 2nd inning going much much better. After a 26 pitch first frame. He has two down after 6 pitches. Two down. Nobody on. 1-1 count to his third batter faced in the frame.
  25. Another single line drive into RF. Four straight singles for Peoria. Men on the corners. Nobody out. Quintana is trying to up level LHP Connor Thomas' rehab debut in the ACL!
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