Joseph Zarr
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Everything posted by Joseph Zarr
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This is it. Always had power but never had swing discipline. The last two years it is a different player we have seen. It's an entirely new floor. Everything has come into focus along with it. Everything. He has just entirely up-leveled. For one of the most intriguing and unique humans in the system, seeing the baseball evolve to the level of his awesome personality and interests is the icing on the cake. I've always felt he was a superstar outside the ballpark. Perhaps, we have a blossoming one in it.- 7 replies
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Hear ye, Hear ye. Ernesto Martinez Jr. truthers gather round. His time is nigh. He is the most complete first baseman in the system. We have reached a new floor with this young man and it is glorious. He has single-handedly stepped up in this playoff chase and I am absolutely here for it. Big time players make big time plays in big time moments. We are seeing that in real time.
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I heart EMJ so much. He has absolutely come into his own before our very eyes over the past two years. The lightbulb absolutely turned on. In every way. The focus. The evolving discipline at the dish. Way less wild massive hacks with his head leaving the swing plane. And then he provides such a massive target in every direction at 1B with the agility to grab anything. In every way, He is a priority must re-sign with a MLB TC invite and likely start him at Triple-A with serious call-up possibility.
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I admire the collective optimism re: J-Love. I do. I think it's quite obvious, however, his knee cap popped to the side. What this means in terms of ligament damage or any type of cartilage damage is entirely unknown. I don't know enough about that type of thing to prognosticate but I don't think you want your star player's leg in that position with his kneecap popping off to the side. I am not confident.
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They are not getting imaging until they land in GB this afternoon. No news means they are in Brazil and are waiting for the medical equipment technology they trust and their doctors.
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I don't know. Love had two people helping him off the field. In slo-mo it looks bleak. I hope I'm wrong.
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I just now see the Brewers lost 3-2 to the Rockies at Home. Man, can we just not have good things? The pain is so real. LOL.
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Well, the unfortunate thing here is: I wouldn't doubt for one moment they actually decided to let their All-Pro returner a green light to give it a go knowing their odds were slim. I would go 60/40 the thinking was let Nixon try to make something happen.
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I wouldn't go that far. It's only year 2. He's a TE. But, Kraft shows way more a complete game. Musgrave just hasn't looked the part of anything other than a seam-buster burner. Like an absolute one-trick pony at present. He is fast but I just don't see intelligent routes or an ability to cut. He also has gone down like a bag of bricks when touched or when not even touched. It's still too early but I'm just nowhere near as bullish as the pundits.
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I think, despite Narvs' mis-hit on the 43 yarder I really liked what I saw from him. Way more confident his kicks are going in than Carlson. Nixon taking the ball out with only 30 seconds and costing his team 15 yards is amazing. As is Jaire's decision to take it out. Just spitfire CB nonsense. Otherwise known as: unintelligent football decisions.
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I get that. It is one loss. And, I think it's also quite fair to (1) criticize the NFL for that colossal dumpster fire of a product they just showed the world and (2) complain about repeat issues. I don't really fault overall sloppiness or penalties that were clearly not penalties. BUT, certainly there are some repeating issues.
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Musgrave had a pretty quiet and unimpressive camp. Followed by an extremely quiet and unimpressive game. This is not a good development. He still runs straight routes. Has no shiftiness. Has no real blocking ability. Is he literally just a one trick run straight and fast pony? He failed to cut off his route on the Love INT. Just ran a lazy route. Real concerns here. Kraft is easily the better TE at this juncture.
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A complete and utter embarrassment. Pair that sandwich with literally choosing a Torbert-led crew - a crew statistically proven to dole out the most penalties of any crew in their pathetic League. It's just such a joke of an organization.
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"Willis steps up. Willis slips." What an embarrassing product the NFL just gave the world. Absolutely embarrassing.
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This game is making my eyes bleed. I do not comprehend how a Torbert led crew is showing the NFL game to the world. It is a classic move by the incompetent organization that is the NF of L. An embarrassing professional sports org.
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Mississippi lost tonight (game 2 of double-header postponed til tomorrow night). Shuckers are back to a 2.5 G lead with 8 games to play. Shuckers, land this plane!
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Hey do we get a special plaque or a ribbon for winning a half?
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Everyone look at Jayden Reed's cleats. Copy his studs. This isn't rocket science. My goodness. Get your heads in the game equipment managers.
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Regardless, keep the XP. Zero need to go for a TD separation this early. Take the dang points. SMH.
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Already looking forward to hearing how well Myers played by the coaching staff.
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Wherever you may be, gentlemen, I hope you enjoy a Packers 'W' in Brazil! Let's see what we have early in the season.
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Rodrgiuez slung 2 IP 2K scoreless frames in a shortened first stint back. Muh man.
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I'm not all that surprised. His velo was down his last outing and, realistically, he hasn't been nearly as sharp his past two times on the hill. He may be dealing with some fatigue as he nears last season's inning total. I'd prefer they play it very cautious with Henderson given his injury history. I'm more excited that RHP Manuel Rodriguez is back on the bump tonight. He's been out for awhile and he is the workhorse of that Mudcats staff. The number of times he's pitched into the 6th inning this year at his age is astounding.
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Misc. Minor League Alumni News & Notes
Joseph Zarr replied to Jim Goulart's topic in Brewers Minor League Talk
RHP Janson Junk's whirlwind 2024 season continues as he was just DFA'd by the Oakland Athletics a mere week after being claimed. Junk appeared in one contest and it's fair to say: didn't go all that well! He made his only appearance on September 4th: -
As a friendly reminder: With nine games to play, the Shuckers hold a 1.5 G lead over the M-Braves and a 3.5 G lead over the Pensacola Blue Wahoos. The Braves were postponed last night so have a double-header vs Tennessee tonight at their home ballpark. Tennessee leads that series 2-0 as of right now. Next week the Braves will visit the Shuckers in Biloxi for a final six-game set - big implications, obviously. Pensacola will close out their regular season @ Home versus first place Montgomery (3.0 G lead over the Shuckers - divisionally speaking, of course. They've already earned a first half playoff berth). AND, I would just like to add the Shuckers and Biscuits have played each other extremely competitively over the past two series. The Biscuits lead 7-5 but those series very very easily could have gone either way. Anything is possible in the South division of the Southern League. It is truly wide open.
