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Muddies win 11-3. Nice way to rebound from the Shuckers depressing game one loss. Shuckers lead 1-0 in the bottom of the third but they have runners on the corners with one down. -
This is a night-and-day improvement in this outing so far for RHP Easton McGee. Just pounding the zone in his second frame. Meanwhile, in Cedar Rapids. Hedbert Perez misplays a gather on a two out grounder through the hole to LF and fails to challenge the runner at home plate. That's the second time I've seen him botch that play in a key spot since he's returned. 1-0 Kernels take the lead. That can't happen. He's a better fielder than that and he actually has a plus arm. Has to field that cleanly and make the attempt at home plate. In a 0-0 game this misplay can't happen - especially in an upcoming playoff series. There is absolutely a play to be made here:
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RHP Stiven Cruz has been a crucial piece of this Wisconsin pitching staff in the second half. He is pitching into the 6th inning tonight in a 0-0 game. He has taken every role in 2024 and run with it. Heck of a bounce back season.
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Good news: Columbus lost to Durham Good news: Sounds could move within 4.0 G with a win tonight Bad news: The Sounds are competing with four other teams within 4.5 G or less The realistic take: The playoffs are a massive long shot
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RHP Easton McGee pitched a clean 1-2-3 inning of relief in the top of the 4th. OF Chris Roller just tied the game with a 2-run HR over the LF wall. Crushed that pitch. 4-4 game. His 2nd HR in the past couple of weeks.
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Broca has 5 outs through 1 2/3 IP. All K'd. Yowza. Just got his fifth on a gorgeous dipping inside change-up. Meanwhile, RHP Chad Patrick is struggling in his 3rd inning. 27 pitches already. RHP Ryan Middendorf is up in the Pen. It's 4-2 Stripers. He gets the K to end the inning, however, and will get an opportunity to finish four frames. Not a sharp outing.
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LHP Jesus Broca came aboard and struck out the side. Pretty dominant inning. You love to see it! Love these young lefties in the Mudcats bullpen. To a man.
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Nava is such a fantastic defensive catcher. I just love watching him play. I sincerely hope we can re-sign him for 2025. Such a massive insurance policy.
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Cargo just hit a ground ball single through the right side of the infield past the diving Stripers 2B scores two in the first frame. 2-0 Sounds.
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Shuckers lose game one 8-4. Ugly effort as a whole. Glad that game is over.
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Corniel just struck out the side. He has 7 K through 4 IP.
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Another defensive miscue. This on a failed scoop by EMJ on a short hop. If he let's that ball through to Martin they are very likely out of the inning. BUT, this is the current brand of Shuckers baseball: not a winning brand. He tries to make the play on the short-hop and absolutely botches it for a two run misplay.
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Corniel walks the bases loaded. He also strikes out the side. This game one at Five County is all sorts of 'Huh'? LOL. On to the 4th. 9-0 Muddies.
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That's the third full count walk for Corniel in the 3rd frame leading 9-0. That's 4 BB in his outing. 55 pitches so far. In fairness he threw a filthy breaking pitch that looked like a possible K looking in his last batter faced. Regardless, bases juiced. Two down.
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Muddies lead 9-0. Corniel walks consecutive batters in 3-2 counts. One down. Just pepper the zone young man. No need to nibble anything here. We have a mound convention.
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9-0 Muddies after two complete. Nice playoff tune up in Game 1 here. We had a final RBI there via WP and then a PB. The Shorebirds have broken out the DSL Orioles uniforms tonight.
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Three errors for the Shorebirds to pair with their zesty first inning. If I didn't know any better, I'd swear Delmarva is chasing a Southern League South division playoff berth with this zesty ball they are playing!
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Down 7-0, bases juiced. Two down. Garcia back picks the runner at 3B. You might ask: How does that happen? I have no answer for you.
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3-2 swinging K by EBJ. K looking by Hall. Two down. Sparks to the dish. Strike one looking. K's swinging. Nice inning by those hot Shuckers bats.
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My favorite part of the inning were Bitonti's walks. Was down in each count. Laid off everything to earn two free passes.
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Muddies drove the starter at 35 pitches in the first. Garcia walked. Yoshwar walked. It's 4-0 as they greet the next pitcher with another walked in run. Yophery is back up to the dish. That's the 10th Mudcat. Yophery walks in another Mudcat run. Wow. 5-0 Muddies.
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O'Rae walked with one down (Martin K'd to lead off frame). EMJ grounded out to 2B. Wilken K'd looking. 6-4 deficit headed to the top of the 7th.
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Catillo K's on a high heater above the zone. Guilarte rips a 3-1 line drive single into LF scoring Dinges. 3-0 Mudcats. 106 mph off the bat. He continues swinging a hot bat.
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Kuehner escapes by getting the inside check swing chopper down the 1B side. He sells out with a full front dive into the grass and throws the runner out from his knees. Heck of a play. On to the 7th. Regardless of how this game goes, you tip your cap to the young lefty for working into the 7th even though he certainly didn't have his best stuff. A 2-2 WP inside and in the dirt caroms off the catcher's glove. Bitonti scores. Runners advance. DP ball eliminated. 3-2 count. 2-0 Muddies.
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Kuehner has re-discovered his ability to paint the zone here in the 6th. Pitch count is at 92. Just gave up an 0-2 two down single into RF through the 1B/2B gap. Next batter executes a masterful first pitch bunt down the 3B line and Warren, surprisingly, handles it cleanly with the bare hand with no plays at any base. Two on with two down yet again.
