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Cornielle will exit on a HB to put one on with one down in the sixth. He finishes 5 1/3 IP. RHP Stiven Cruz will come on in relief. 3-0 Shuckers. -
He follows up the 3-2 long ball with a 3-2 walk. Two consecutive curves that missed high and wide.
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Miz is human after all. He gives up a two out 3-2 slider for a left CF long ball. A 106 mph dart. 1-0 SWB in the second.
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Right?! Honestly, it doesn't even matter what we call it. It's that pitch that hangs around 93-to-97 (apparently) that moves like a cutter and is also filthy.
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Cornielle escapes yet again. Nice execution. Weak pop out to 2B. Lazy pop fly to CF. 3-0 and we head to the bottom half.
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Multiple men on for RHP Alexander Cornielle yet again here in the 5th. Men on 1st and 2nd after a failed DP when Vargas couldn't get a clean handle on the ball. One down. He's up 0-2 to the next batter. Still 3-0 Shuckers. Cornielle's pitch count sits 70.
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Miz starts off with consecutive 100 mph heaters and follows with a 97 mph slider?! My goodness. 1-2 count. He gets him up top with a swinging K at 100 mph. Whewwwww.
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Interesting. I thought Mears would start. But, hey, that's just what I would do.
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Shuckers may be leading 3-0. BUT, RHP Jaxon Wiggins is still mowing them down. 8 K of 9 outs. Heater sitting 97-98. Throwing in a change-up and a slider to keep the bats entirely off balance. I can very much see why the Cubs like this arm. He's pretty filthy.
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Hey now. A Boeve oppo taco. A 95 mph 344 foot sneaker just over the LF wall. A reach poke on a high heater. 3-0 Shuckers.
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Had to deal with another blown call by an infield ump to put two aboard as well. Delgado botched the handle but that dribbling ball still clearly beat the slide when Zamora grabbed it. Hall's off-speed is continuing to look very nice as a complement. Twice the quality of stuff so far than all of last season.
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Hall struck out the side in his second frame of work. He essentially struck out 4 missing a questionable (oh the zone!) replay assist ball four on a gorgeous curve that missed according to the cams by 0.3". I challenge the challenge!
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Wilken defies the 3 TO mythos - 103 mph 2-rbi double down the left field line and into the corner. Smoked. Noice! 2-0 Shuckers early.
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I had to do farm chores quick so paused and am well behind BUT that first inning from DL Hall was about as dominant as it gets. Glorious. Sitting 95-96. In complete command. Got the swinging slider K to end it. Put it in my veins.
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Delgado is really making his impact felt on this game. Just drove in Rosario who took 2B when he beat the failed back pick attempt in a pick-off off a ball inside and in the dirt. Savvy vet play. Delgado then ripped a deep single gapper - heck of a play be De La Cruz to keep that ball from going to the wall. 3-0 Sounds.
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Totally. Just sucked all the way around. Thankfully, we appear to have dodged a prolonged IL stint. BUT, it's his finger. It's not going to be a seamless transition back to mashing. Those things can absolutely linger.
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Yup. Timing is still off. He was right on that late count heater but ripped a foul straight back. This type of thing is what I'm most sad about for Seigler. He was absolutely unconscious and then boom. Injury. Unfair.
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Dalbec with a savvy vet reach poke shallow single to plate Dunn. 0-2 count. Sweeper high and just off the plate. No matter. Bloop. Love it. 2-0 Sounds.
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Raynel Delgado savvily swipes 3B - really masterful slide avoiding the near bang-bang tag. Herron hit a slow grounder and Delgado scores on the force out at 1B. Hall reached 2B as a result of the slowly hit ball. 1-0 Sounds. Hall got aboard with the first and only meaningful contact - a ground ball up the middle for a single.
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I don't think I've seen a Sound put a meaningful confident swing on any Boyle pitch. They are completely off-balance. Not getting good reads on what he is doing or what he's throwing by my eyes. Lotta off balance weak contact.
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Rumor has it, manager Pat Murphy called Rick Sweet down in the Nashville dugout to see if he could get RHP Nick Mears some more reps after tonight's outing. Murphy was heard saying he wants to give him action in innings in every Brewers affiliated game throughout all the levels. It's aggressive. BUT, hey, we have two-sport athletes. We have Shohei Ohtanis. Why not pitch Mears in every single game being played?! Let's do it.
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On night's like this where he clearly has no velo, it is still nice to see him find a way. That last AB to Dominic Smith comes to mind. Steal a strike one Uncle Charlie dead center. High 'heater' for the weak fly out to 2B. That was savvy. BUT, to your point, I hear you. He looks lumbering.
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The Sounds bats are extremely uncomfortable vs Sean Boyle early. His sinker, sweeper, change-up is giving them all sorts of uneasy swings. Three up. Three down in their 2nd. 0-0 game. On to the 3rd.
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Big Woo works a 1-2-3 second. Ground out to 2B. Check swing whooops slow ground out to Dunn @ 3B. Deep fly out to the left CF warning track Rosario calmly snagged. Heater appears to be sitting 90-91 mph early. Though, we obviously didn't see the top half of the first.
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Well we got a video feed just in time to see the ump miss a called strike three looking to Dunn (SWB nearly challenged but it's early) but Dunn struck out none the less on a change-up in the dirt. Dalbec was given second life when he skied a pop up that fell between the C, P, and 3B down the 3B line in foul territory. He ultimately K'd on an inside 92 mph sinker. 0-0 we head to the 2nd.
