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  1. Miller just skied a lead off poke off the high wall in LF. Looked like a pop fly. That ball carried. Lead off double. Meanwhile, Wood hit into a broken bat DP (he beat the throw but in the Minors the umps rarely give the tie to the runner). 1-0 T-Rats into the 2nd frame.
  2. 10-Game hitting streak for Burke. He pulls a 2-2 single to the right side. Areinamo gets to 3B. That ball didn't look well hit - it was hit 101 mph 😅. Baez extends his hitting streak to 6 games and rips an RBI single to LF. 104 mph off the bat. 1-0 Timber Rattlers. Men on 1st and 2nd. One down.
  3. Hunt gets out of the inning as he stays in after the mound visit. 1-2 swinging K to a lefty. Nice pitch. 3-1 on to the 2nd. Shuckers lead.
  4. Yeah, Away games do that don't they? There are always issues with Biloxi's feed. For the second consecutive outing Hunt is getting a mound visit early to look at his right ankle. He's obviously going through something with the ankles. Strange.
  5. Hunt gets the DP. Man scores. 3-1 lead. Limit the pitches here and get out of the frame and you shake it off.
  6. Welch gets a K on a filthy change-up in a 3-2 count. Man on first base reached via a seeing eye squib flare grounder that took an absurd bounce to get by Burke. And, he gets out of it with a weak pop up to 2B. Meanwhile, RHP KC Hunt is enduring the starts to a classic 2025 early Hunt inning: Seeing eye single through the left side of the infield. WP. Runner advances. Single to RF. Two men on. Nobody out. The early struggles continue.
  7. That's 35 boom sticks for the Southern League leading home run specialists. That was a cutter. Pratt absolutely sat on it and knocked it into the winds blowing out toward RF.
  8. I see Nashville also postponed. Well Biloxi has opened with consecutive singles (Adams and Boeve). Men on the corners. Nobody out. Pratt will try to knock them in. AND, PRATT SMOKES A HANGER OPPO FOR A 3-0 LEAD. BOOM
  9. "Are you talking to me?" "No, my son is also named Bort!"
  10. Oh man that is funny. Uncanny. I almost wonder if I didn't scan the radars in Zebulon, Georgia! 😅
  11. Looks like that weather in Zebulon has skipped town until tomorrow by my glances at the regional radar. We 'should' have baseball tonight. Maybe we see Josh Adamczewski back in the line up some time this week. That would be a significant return to the line up. I'm not counting on it, however. Backs can be oh so tricky to get right.
  12. LHP Brandon Knarr was moved to the full season IL today. Man, when is the last time he was healthy enough to pitch in a competitive game? Early 2023? I guess he did try to get back via some ACL rehab outings last season. I feel for the young man. It has been a true grind to try amd get back. Can not be easy.
  13. - (Sighs) LHP Brandon Knarr has been placed on the full-season IL by the Biloxi Shuckers - C Edgardo Ordonez has been activated off the 7-Day IL by the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers - 17-year-old Venezuela's RHP Raymond Sarmiento (2025 International FA Class) was assigned to the DSL Brewers Gold
  14. Yeah that's what I'm hoping. Current weather shows 50% chance of T-Storms and showers through the evening hours. We may not find out tonight, regardless.
  15. It may have been a stomach bug but still no sign of RHP Bryce Meccage scheduled this week since leaving his last start early: Hopefully, it's nothing too serious for the young flamethrower! Maybe, we'll see him piggy back out of the Pen? Maybe he's Mr. TBD Sunday?
  16. I don't think so, no. I think, especially after last season's woes, the plan is to pray he stays healthy; builds confidence; and builds reps. Then I would imagine the org wants to see him build on a hot streak by ending the season with Nashville in hopes he is knocking on the door. If he can keep up some semblance of this form (he's inevitably going to cool off some) through the season I think he's knocking on the door early next year or in spring training. As is, the Brewers will likely tinker around with Durbin/Ortiz/Black/Dalbec etc. or a trade deadline acquisition before they force the Wilken issue. Last year's season was essentially a lost season with that HBP to the face. I think patience here and seeing where the dust settles in a couple months is the best initial approach. Super excited he's having this success and is attacking the baseball again. Do I want him to just play like this all the time and get the opportunity to play for everyday duties in Milwaukee? Absolutely. I just don't see that route happening even with another torrid month. Next stop...Nashville.
  17. So, in other words, the T-Rats are doing the heavy lifting of fulfilling more reasonable expectations and outcomes of what we one might reasonably expect from such a young outfit? Someone has to lay the anchor!
  18. The thing that makes Dalbec so intriguing for the Sounds is he has uniformly split time at 1B/LF/RF this season when not playing 3B. In a series against the Sounds just two weeks ago (in which he raked to a tune of 9-for-16, 3 2B, 2 HR) before his call up Dalbec opened in RF, then shifted to the Hot corner, then shifted to 1B, and then returned to RF. I am of the personal opinion he will platoon at 3B and LF for the Sounds as a platoon member with Tyler Black when he returns while offering the occasional fill in and rest at 1B and RF. I can't imagine the Brewers are thrilled with the production they are getting from current regular LF work of Adam Hall day in and day out for Nashville.
  19. Does Kuehner pitch twice in a six game span or does he have an identical Twin I am unaware of?!
  20. Well, having won four straight vs Pensacola, the Shuckers are no tied in first place with the Blue Wahoos at 19-13 overall. My goodness what a turnaround from this young squad. Thank the heavens. Let's keep it going!
  21. For anyone wanting to go back and view: 3-2 count. Men on 1st and 2nd. He walks the batter on an outside heater (third walk of the frame and fourth of his evening, I thinkseth) 3:53:37 he comes to a pause. Then delivers. Misses just high and outside on a heater. Immediately walks off the mound to the 3B side and grabs his throwing elbow. He is then seen holding the elbow throughout the mound visit. Sigh. I think we all know that is not a good sign ever for a young hurler.
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