Joseph Zarr
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OK. Strike looking. Foul down the first base line. 0-2. Here we go. He bluffs back to 2nd base. Foul down the 3rd base line. Gorgeous 90 mph slider on the inner black. He gets the first out looking. That pitch was filthy. One down. -
3-0 way high at 96 mph. Man, I have seen this story before. Sad face. And high again off-speed. Nowhere near the zone. Consecutive walks. Nobody down.
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Both pitch 1's have been well off the plate. Not a good look given the historicity here. He falls behind again 2-0 and C Matt Wood and pitching coach Mike O'Neill as well as the entire infield visit the mound.
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Yerlin leads the ninth with only his second walk in 7 1/3 IP. He feel behind 3-0. Fought back with some heaters (touched 97 mph in there) then missed high on an off-speed offering. Not what we're looking for here. Let's close this out, Yerlin!
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Hudson works around consecutive two out singles to induce the 6-4-3 DP. We are sitting at 3-0 in the affiliate world. Let's see if the T-Rats can squeak one out. RHP Yerlin Rodriguez is warming up to pitch the ninth. 4-3 T-Rats lead.
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The Sounds stranded the bases juiced in their half of the 9th after K'ng with one down for the second out and then Monasterio grounded out to 3B to end the frame. Old friend RHP Enoli Paredes escaped. LHP Bryan Hudson will try to close this game out and he gets the swinging K to start things off lefty on lefty. They lead 3-1.
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Flores gets a K swinging to start his 8th inning. He will face Pacheco again who hit the game-tying 113 mph long ball to deep CF in his last AB. Flores gets the pop out to 3B. Two down.He faces his third lefty. I see what's going on here - LOL. I tuned in late, folks!
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Flores will come back out for his third inning of work protecting a 4-3 lead. He will face a lefty to start things off. I wonder aloud if this is the only batter he is planning to face.
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Blake Burke oppo dribbler grounder squeaks into LF with the SS shifting toward 2B and he drives home Perez. 4-3 T-Rats baby! Let's go! Bottom of the 7th. Men on 1st and 2nd for Eduardo Garcia.
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Restituyo is beginning to wake up. Two really nice AB's late. He just ripped a double to the deep LF corner. EDIT: I once again am pleased to bring you updates from two innings before @biedergb's posts. LOL. I am on geezer patrol baby.
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Yes Sir!!!
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Flores just gave up a two-run game-tying jack. Lefty on lefty in a 3-2 count. Left that pitch dead center. 3-3 game. The inning started with a brutal drop by ol' friend Hedbert Perez in RF. He completely misjudged a liner. Went too far in casually. Had to race back. Had to leap. That's the second catchable ball he's dropped today as his on-again off-again defense continues. Anywho...when you are five games under 0.500 you tend to have reasons.
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The leading run was at the dish on Johnson but he induced the one hop liner to Made at SS who scoops to Adamczewski at 2B for the final out force out. 8-6 'W' as they move back to 10 G above 0.500.
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Six batters faced for LHP Bjorn Johnson. Four K's. 2 BB. He gets the 2-2 swing and miss on the outer black belt high change-up. One down. 8-5 Muddies in the 9th.
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111 mph liner oppo taco baby:
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4-Hit game for Made who leads off the Muddies' 8th with a grounder single into RF. This one from the left side of the plate. What a talent.
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LHP Bjorn Johnson K's the side in the 8th frame. Man, I continue to just love this young man's game. Muddies still hold the 8-5 lead.
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I am personally less 'concerned' about Bitonti. He's striking out a bunch of late, yes. I didn't see a single game last week, obviously busy at the Draft. BUT, tonight, he's faced all lefties and his timing is just off. He's swinging at hittable pitches he just isn't barrelling them up. He also still leads the Carolina League in doubles. For the most part he's playing solid defense at 1B - outside of tonight's two snafus. I see a player battling but fighting himself. Wilken, I continue to see a passive hitter. A hitter who doesn't swing at enough hittable pitches. A power hitter who doesn't access his power enough. He is just entirely too passive and selective to a fault. Meanwhile, Lara just broke up the No-No (a No-No to me, perhaps, because I haven't paid deep attention) with a deep double to RF. Men on 2nd and 3rd. Two down. Can they capitalize? Cooper Pratt will try to do the damage. EDIT to ADD: I see you are ahead of me. I will hand the Shuckers to you, my friend. Nice to see I will see a tie game! Woot woot!
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Nashville just took a 2-1 lead in the top of the 5th on a ground out to SS off the bat of Monasterio and a balk. Meanwhile, Oliver Dunn just scorched a lefty-on-lefty first pitch triple that turned into an inside the parker after the throw to 3B caromed off his leg. 3-1 Sounds. Noice! That ball went off the RF wall. He turned on an inside slider (it appeared - we'd have to vet via Statcast). It will be scored a triple and an E9.
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Hunt just gave up a long ball. Shuckers trail 2-0. I believe they are being no-hit heading into the 5th? Haven't checked the box and they are on the second screen.
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Bitonti can round out his golden sombrero with a collision with C Yannik Walther. That's Bitonti's ball. Another defensive miscue leaves another RBI opportunity as Gillis works the 1-2 count and gets out of it with a pick-off move to 1B regardless. That's 3 errors on the Mudcats. I wonder how they'll score that one. I'd tally it to the Catcher.
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Meanwhile, Cargo just opened his fourth frame with a hanger that was absolutely scorched over the LF wall and off the cinder blocks in Gwinnett. Stripers now lead 1-0.
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Pratt and Wilken scorched two line outs to strand a runner in the Shuckers 3rd. They still trail 1-0. Meanwhile 1B Eric Bitonti's mini-slump continues. Going back to the recent series at Columbia, he is now 4-for-22 with 13 K through four AB tonight. He has a golden sombrero. He is just missing hittable pitches. Then he is pushing. He's faced only lefties tonight. He's had some hittable pitches he's fouled back. Rough rough stretch. Made several solid defensive plays and then had the original error to lead to those runs last inning when he flat out missed a routine grounder down the 1B side under his glove. He's got to keep grinding. The hits will fall.
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He certainly doesn't get lost in my shuffle. Actually, @Spencer Michaelisand I have been pumping him up since last season - honestly, when he was drafted. We've been huge fans. He's very very legit. Hopefully, tonight's exit was logistical and nothing else. Fingers crossed. AND Madé gains one back with a long ball over the video board in LF from batting righty. Whewww baby. Rocket. 408 feet. 107 mph off the bat. Yowza. 8-5 Muddies.
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I went back and watched Dinges' 5th inning. I don't see anything obvious other than he was stretching out his left leg a couple times. I didn't see anything of obvious note. He started and completed that frame. Let's just hope it was a planned swap out for unknown reasons. Maybe when he was legging out his triple? Hard to say. Nothing looked out of sorts on the throw out to 1B on the swinging bunt to start the frame.
