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  1. Ernesto's stretch is grabbing outs here in the money maker innings. He gets out one with Caleb Martin on another weakly hit flare against the shift. Martin throws across his body and Ernesto stretches up line for the out by a half a step. Fantastic work!
  2. Three up and three down for the Shucker bats in the top of the 9th. It's up to Yeager now.
  3. OH BABY. Ethan Murray to Ernesto with the full stretch web gem to end it. A flare up the middle with the infield shifted to the right. Murray makes the diving stop and throws to 1B from his knees. OUT! Inning over. Whewwwww. HUGE play.
  4. Almost gets the swinging K sword on an 0-2 inside high heater. Instead gets the force out at Home after a weak chopper to Martinez at 1B with the infield in. Two down. Bases still juiced.
  5. Holub running into trouble in the bottom half of the 8th. Walked his second batter. Single to CF. Men on 1st and 2nd. One down. 3-1 count. Walks em full. Not good.
  6. Mr. 0.487 OPS C Nick Kahle has a men on 1st and 2nd two out opportunity here. He's 0-for-3 with 2 K. AND, he grounds out to short.
  7. Errrr mer gerrrrrd, the Shuckers just scored a run. They lead 3-2. Woot woot. Hall singles home EMJ after he advanced to second via WP.
  8. RHP K.C. Hunt was clearly not as sharp as he's been BUT here's your run totals during his innings by the Shuckers offense in his 5 GS: Game 1: 0 Game 2: 0 Game 3: 2 Game 4: 3 Game 5: 2 The first four games were all losses. What will the Shuckers manage tonight?
  9. RHP Mitch White with another fantastic start. Goodness gracious. What a friggin' turnaround!
  10. Did anyone else notice the Mudcats gave Payne #9? That has been Adamczewski's number since his call-up. You'd think with a guy just being placed on the 7-Day IL they would have found another number? Seems a bit strange. I mean there's nothing to read into it. But, I noticed it earlier and had a kind of "Well, huh." reaction.
  11. Payne's 2nd AB works the count full. Flies out down the LF line.
  12. I think it's fair to say this RHP Bryan Rivera outing did not go as planned early. 3.0 IP, 7 H, 3 BB, 2 K, 3 ER (4 R), 1 WP. 66 pitches. 41 strikes.
  13. Regardless of how it got to the wall, love the easy swing:
  14. Braylon Payne: Welcome to the Brewers org and Low-A baseball! How about a debut AB game-tying 2-RBI triple?!
  15. The Sounds will look to keep the playoff train rolling down the tracks as try to jump to a 3-0 series lead over the Gwinnett Stripers. RHP Mitch White will be back on the bump looking to start his September like he finished his August - dominancing. 3B Isaac Collins is back at it in lead-off. SS Vinny Capra will look to keep offering that dynamic one-two punch atop the line-up. LF Tyler Black is back in corner outfield duties for the second consecutive night. DH Wes Clarke will bat clean-up protected by 2B Owen Miller. RF Carlos D. Rodriguez will look to continue getting on base as CF Chris Roller looks to continue swinging a hot power bat. 1B Patrick Dorrian is back in the line-up and C Brian Navarreto is back behind the dish. The Sounds are 3.5 GB the first place Columbus Clippers.
  16. Which version of the Biloxi Shuckers will show tonight? With RHP K.C. Hunt on the bump, historically this would tell us the offense is preparing for another low-scoring output. Let's hope the tables turn and they reverse course. CF Dylan O'Rae leads off yet again with 2B Ethan Murray batting second. 3B Brock Wilken is just three homers shy of 20 on his season after last night's bomb. 1B Ernesto Martinez Jr. will try his bat in clean-up with DH Lamar Sparks protecting him batting 5th. LF Adam Hall and RF Zavier Warren will cover the outfield corners while SS Caleb Martin will give Eric Brown Jr. a much needed rest from the batters box. C Nick Kahle steps back in giving Darrien Miller a night off from catching duties. The Shuckers trail 1-2 in the early going of this series. They continue to hold onto top position in the playoff chase by a very thin thread.
  17. The Timber Rattlers will look to bounce back into form after last night's disappointing loss in Extras. RHP Ryan Birchard will look to discover the form that had so many of us here excited when he was drafted just a year ago - he has struggled of late. SS Eduardo Garcia returns to the line-up. 1B Tayden Hall is back at 1B backed up by 3B Jadher Areinamo. CF Luis Lara gets clean-up duties protected by C Matt Wood. DH Ramón Rodríguez stays in the line-up while Jesus Chirinos gets the night off. RF Edquarqui Fernandez is back in RF while Jheremy Vargas spells Hedbert Perez after his disappointing gaffe in the tenth inning. 2B Felix Valerio will look to continue poking clutch bombs. The series is split 1-1.
  18. My 'wish' is not granted. DH Braylon Payne will bat fifth protecting SS Daniel Guilarte. CF Yophery Rodriguez in his standard lead-off spot - may he prosper. Baez follows playing 2B and Bitonti returns to the hot corner batting third. RHP Bryan Rivera will take the hill for his fourth start as a Mudcat. The Muddies will look to extend their series lead to 3-0.
  19. My sincere hope for OF Braylon Payne is we throw him right atop that batting order at lead-off. He has that profile to a 'T'. It is time to remove CF Yophery Rodriguez from the lead-off experience. Not a lead-off hitter. I sincerely have no idea what the Brewers are doing here. Rodriguez is a 2,6,7 kind of guy right now. Way too many strikeouts. Not a base stealer. Let's take that pressure off and let him see the game first.
  20. OF Braylon Payne will indeed make his debut in Zebulon tonight:
  21. Roster Update: Acosta to Wisconsin; Payne and Prado added from ACL Brewers The Brewers and Mudcats recently announced a series of roster transactions ZEBULON – The Milwaukee Brewers recently announced a series roster transactions affecting the Carolina Mudcats active roster. The announced moves include the promotion of INF Jose Acosta from the Mudcats to A+ Wisconsin and the addition of OF Braylon Payne and RHP Eric Prado from the Arizona Complex League Brewers to the Mudcats. The Carolina Mudcats roster is currently at 30 active players and 10 on the injured list. In summary: 9/5: INF Jose Acosta transferred from Carolina to A+ Wisconsin. 9/5: OF Braylon Payne added to Carolina from ACL Brewers 9/5: RHP Eric Prado added to Carolina from ACL Brewers Payne will wear #9 and Prado will wear #32
  22. I miss RHP Sam Gardner. Such an underrated arm. Merkel has predictably not been as sharp as a fill-in starter but he's shown enough over two seasons as a middle relief arm and general piggy-back inning eater to earn his status as one of the more dependable relief arms in the entire system. Hard not to be extremely impressed with the paths of both RHP Brailin Rodriguez and RHP Dikember Sanchez in 2024. It's a credit to RHP Garrett Stallings to make this list. He absolutely pitched his best ball of his entire season in August. Untold benefits continue to percolate throughout the Sounds pitching staff during the ongoing late summer/early fall 'Mitch White Effect'.
  23. I haven't gotten any in-game numbers on the heater. Looks low 90's by my eyes. I believe Payne will be formally announced on the Mudcats broadcast tonight - announcer, Chris Edwards alluded to such in last night's broadcast when he took my email. Does that mean he's on the lineup card today (Thursday)? Stay tuned!
  24. I wasn't kidding about INF Luke Adams' bruise-filled record mark. Ouch! You have to love the fact, while writhing on the ground in pain, he has the wherewithal to still recognize the feat and point to the stands (or press box) and then fist pump. Epic. Stuff of legends.
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