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  1. Oh no. Miz just took a 1-2 come backer hard hit grounder directly off the outside of his right knee. Yikes. That was a 98 mph ground ball. He is up. Moving around. And it looks like with a pitch count at 84 he is going to stay in the game. Wild.
  2. Kuehner will need to buy RF Garrett Spain a beer for saving him with a gorgeous run down reaching grab of a smoked liner toward the RF wall to end the first frame. Zero K's in the inning. He escapes with a runner left stranded. That ball was smoked. Spain got an incredible jump and made an incredible lunging grab over his head.
  3. So, what will we get first in 2025: A Bitonti nuke or a Kuehner strikeout?
  4. Kuehner's ongoing struggles continue. He opens his outing tonight with a five pitch free pass. He has yet to record a single strikeout in 2025.
  5. Hey now! Miz comes back and gets Elko looking at a buckling curve on the outer black. Gorgeous pitch. Totally fooled. On to the top of the 6th.
  6. Meanwhile, Darrien Miller just knocked a double into the LF corner. 1-0 Shuckers as Spain crosses and Pratt (BB) advances to 3B. Adams ends the inning with a weak ground out to 3B, however.
  7. Well, traditionally, for him it has been a slider. Then there was a period of time we thought he was throwing cutters. BUT, those typically sit around 93 mph in my experiences watching him (I believe he's thrown a couple tonight). These two long balls look like hanging sliders to my eyes. We'll have to see what Statcast says.
  8. I don't have a box score up but I'd imagine RHP Jesus Flores has given up many hits. Many many hits. He's had at least one base runner aboard in every inning.
  9. Another hanging slider. Another long ball for Charlotte. 5-3 Sounds. The pitches are sitting on a platter. This one to straight away right CF.
  10. Man, Jared Oliva has some absolute wheels. That is a fast human being. Smooth. He swipes 2B and he made it look too easy.
  11. 0-2 count. This is the pitch to known Brewer killer Tim Elko:
  12. Miz walks the next batter on 5 pitches. Meanwhile, Alastre helps Flores gunning a runner at home for the final out. Flores is getting hit left and right. Not a sharp outing whatsoever.
  13. Totally. AND, that is not an ideal location for that pitch in an 0-2 count. It's Elko. Can't hang anything.
  14. 0-2 count. Two down. Miz hangs a belt high center in slider and ol' friend Tim Elko absolutely crushes a two-run line shot to straight away CF. 5-2 Sounds. That was definitely not the location you are looking for in that count.
  15. Now, in a 2-2 count Flores misses high and outside off-speed. The runner swipes 2B and Dinges' throw sails wide of the bag into CF. The runner takes third on the throwing error. Flores gets a check swing K for the first out. The runner stays at 3B. One down. Man on third. First pitch oppo grounder. Di Turi full stretch dives for it with the runner moving on contact and the ball caroms off the bag back into the infield dirt at SS. Booooo! 4-2 Shorebirds. Flores gets a fly out to RF. Two down. Flores walks the next batter. Delmarva steals another in the process with another inaccurate Dinges throw going to CF yet again (runner did not advance).
  16. Flores has faced three batters since coming on in relief. Two opposite field singles and an opposite field home run. Let's see if he can get an out here. Man aboard after the solo jack.
  17. Meanwhile, Flores just gave up a well hit oppo taco to lead off the 4th. 3-2 Delmarva as the Shorebirds continue to give the Mudcats back-and-forth fight.
  18. MONA BOMB over the LF wall. His 2nd in two nights baby. Yes Sir! Two-run jack. 5-0 Sounds baby.
  19. Mudcats 3rd: Dinges high chopper ground out to SS. Admaczewski hi fly out to the LF warning track. Bitonti sky high fly out to the RF warning track. On to the 4th.
  20. Walk, DP, K looking on a beautiful high and inside slider ends Miz's second frame of work. 3-0 Sounds.
  21. No kidding. He had really gotten going of late. And, with Pena also possibly nursing some type of minor injury hopefully Tyler Rodriguez can get some action tomorrow. Either way, to your point, really stinks.
  22. AND after Walling K's swinging on a full count heater, the switch-hitting Alastre rips a deep triple off the wall in RF beyond the leaping RF'er at the wall. It's 2-2. Made will try to knock him through with two down. Not to be. A ground out to 2B.
  23. He pulled up lame when he ran out the misplayed grounder to SS. They visited with him for several minutes and he stayed in. Clearly, he wasn't right. Chris Edwards thinks it's a hammy. Not good for a young man who had been hot of late.
  24. Di Turi K's. Muddies execute another successful double steal. And, I think Nadal is now going to get pulled after he came up a bit lame after the steal. It appears to be a potential hammy. Dang. He was really getting going of late! The fact they are bringing on Blayberg Diaz as the runner on 2B. Which leads me to: What's our current bench situation? Oliva just ripped a double down the LF line just over the third base bag.
  25. HEY NOW, I see you Jimmy Herron. Two-run poke just over the RF wall. An oppo taco. Love it. That's 5 RBI now in the first two games. Delgado had singled to RF to start the frame. It's 3-0 Sounds. Meanwhile, Nadal reached 1B on a fielding error and pulled up a little lame. We have the trainer, Nick Stanley...and it looks like he's going to stay in. With Payne running, he took 2B and it would appear the Mudcats speed caused the SS to rush the play. Payne then used his swim move again to swipe 3B. Men on the corners. Nobody down. Di Turi at the dish.
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