Joseph Zarr
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Stallings gets away with a first pitch inside hanger. A hard hit comebacker headed up the hole and he snags it. Casually trots and underhand tosses to 1B. Heck of a stab! On to the bottom half and we'll stay knotted at 6-6.
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Goodness that's an insanely impressive debut.
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Stallings is trying to work around consecutive one out walks. He K's the very dangerous Basallo. He doesn't get chases so intentionally walks the next batter. Bases juiced. Two down. 6-6 game. RIghty on righty. Top of the 8th.
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Clarke is on for the fourth time on the evening - 2 singles (this one a fairly well hit oppo liner to RF) and 2 walks. He leads off with the base knock.
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RHP Garret Stalling strands two in the seventh salvaging Zimmerman's line after that Zamora error. He gets the 2-2 fly out to deep left CF. Sounds will face ol' teammate LHP Grant Wolfram.
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Clarke has been eaten up by two low throw skips from Dunn and now Zamora deep in the SS hole. Go ahead run now reaches 2B. Zamora doesn't exactly excel in those situations. He had the time for a better throw - it was bang-bang but Zamora just doesn't have that consistency in his bag. Throw was low and across Clarke's body on a short hop. Maybe could have caught it. Regardless, error is charged to Zamor.
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Oliver Dunn has a chance to get the Sounds ahead now. Bases juiced. Two down. He is 0-for-2 coming into this AB including a hard hit line out to RF. Now down 0-2 on a swing and miss. And an elevated heater gets the check swing sword and Dunn K's. 6-6. A four run 6th. 10 men reached bases. Three remained. On to the 7th.
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Heck of a come back sixth inning here for the Sounds bats. Just hitting it where Strowd pitches it. A Alfaro screamer double to the deepest part of the park in right CF. A masterful tying RBI bunt single by Jimmy Herron. Another seeing eye single for Raynel Delgado (3 RBI on the night). 6-6 game.
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The fifth inning gets away from García - not a whole lot of hard contact in there just some seeing-eye hits through the gaps. He ends with a walk and is pulled. The Sounds trail 5-2 and RHP Sam McWilliams will come aboard and look to stop the bleeding.
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A Clarke walk (his second of his night). A masterfully executed bunt down the 3B line by C Anthony Seigler. Two men aboard for Raynel Delgado for the second time. If you recall, he tied things earlier with a 2-RBI single.
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Rain is really starting to come down after brief sprinkles in the third frame. We are going to start the top of the 4th, regardless but don't be surprised if this leads to a delay down the line.
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Consecutive games CF Jared Oliva has been thrown out trying to grab one extra base. Here in the 3rd he hit a bloop pop single to shallow RF. He thought he may be able to grab that extra bag. Not to be. He was thrown out trying to get back to 1B. Dunn to the dish. He lines out hard to the rehabbing O'Neil in RF.
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EMJ has an exit velo machine to contend with on these Tides. Basallo's HR last night was 100 mph plus? He has the 108 mph ground out and just hit a 115.9 mph single to RF. This man can absolutely mash a baseball.
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A Wes Clarke walk. An Alfaro infield weakly hit single (take that Norfolk!). A Seigler deep fly out to deep LF foul territory sees both Clarke and Alfaro reading the tag opportunity. Runners advance to 2nd and 3rd. Reynel Delgado follows with a seeing eye single up the gut into CF plating two. He quickly steals his 9th base in a bang-bang play. Zamora to the dish. 2-2 game.
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Two Sounds Updates: RHP Aaron Civale is rehabbing tomorrow (likely pushing Henderson into a bullpen role) AND even better news (for me, at least) EMJ went through a full work out today and is likely going to appear for the first time in two some weeks tomorrow or Friday. Let's go!
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García grabs his 4th K on a 95 mph upper corner of the zone four-seamer. K swinging. Sounds will look to bite into the Tides early lead.
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102 mph 1-1 triple to the deep right CF gap. 2-0 Norfolk.
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1-1 RBI single. Oliva, the savvy vet he is, wisely cuts down the runner attempting to advance to 3B. Two down. 1-0 Norfolk leads.
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Consecutive singles, the second a 3-2 swinging bunt variety, has two men aboard vs García in the second frame. Tough luck there. He follows with his third K (swinging) - all on cutters.
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Very nice opening inning for RHP Deivi García. 2 K's - both on well placed and sequenced cutters. A 108 mph ground out to 2B by the very dangerous 20-year-old 1B/C/DH lefty Samuel Basallo (homered to straight away CF last night off Woody).
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That was a massive bounce back outing for Seppings who had struggled with free passes and runner aboard in recent outings. He desperately needed that type of performance (and, honestly, so did I😂). You love to see it. Adversity will always happen in this absurdly difficult game. How a player bounces back in the near and mid-term can define organizational standing and their career in affiliated ball. Big day for the young Ivy Leaguer! Putting into perspective with numbers: April struggles saw him with an unsightly 0.311 BAA and an unsustainable 1.91 WHIP over 7 appearances and 11 IP. So far, in early May through 2 appearances and 3 2/3 IP, he has experienced a 0.100 BAA and a 0.55 WHIP. Obviously, this isn't an apples-to-apples comparison given the disparity in total innings and appearances but it's a fantastic start since the calendar flipped to May.
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T Rats put two on to lead off the 9th. In typical 2025 fashion they K twice and pop out to the catcher. Zesty work. They fall 3-1.
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I'm going to go out on a limb and state Daniel Guilarte's 32 K in 80ish PA's is not a fun trend. 0-for-4, 3K today. Just struck out swinging top of 9. Men on 1st and 2nd. Nobody out.
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I see RHP Chandler Welch worked around 7 BB and 5 H with 1 K while allowing only 2 ER?! That's wild. Rough early season for Welch who impressed late last season in his first action.
