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Getting sloppy here in the T-Rats top of the 8th. I've recounted Wood's rough inning. Now Adams gave us his classic charging 'trying to do too much' off-balance throw to 1B. I honestly don't think I've seen him throw this style of throw accurately once in his career. He sails the ball wide of the bag up the 1B line and down the RF foul line. Anyhow, Cruz buckles down and gets the K to end the inning. T-Rats lead 7-3. On to the bottom of the 8th. -
So, by my count this frame Wood has 2 Passed Balls and an E2. Yuck. I know they scored at least 1 PB and the E2. That's two down, now, on the groundout to 3B. 7-3 T-Rats.
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Matt Wood can't corral a pop foul fly near the Sky Carp's dugout. Very catchable ball but he was at the top step and couldn't wrangle that ball. It was in the glove and pooped out. AND, It's a costly drop, as those are. As the lead runner scores from 2nd base on the next pitch on a deep fly to the wall in LF. The throw beat the runner. But, it looked like he slid in under the tag. Yep, the replay showed the same. Let's call a spade a spade: if Wood catches that ball that hit never happens. Is what it is. T-Rats lead 7-2. Man on 2nd base. Nobody down as Hernandez tries to get out of this without further harm. That is the first Sky Carp run since the 2nd inning. Meanwhile, Wood has now been party to both passed balls this inning. He just let a ball he caught somehow leave his glove and go toward the T-Rats dugout as the runner on 2nd is now on 3rd. Rough rough Wood inning - these happen for him from time-to-time for sure. Defense isn't consistent.
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Zamora with his 2nd hit of his Triple-A debut - a smacked liner to RF. That's two absolutely ripped singles. Good work, Freddy. Men on 1st and 2nd and two down. Top of the 9th.
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Uribe had two down and then a 1-2 count. He has proceeded to hit a batter, walk a batter on four pitches, and was 2-0 on the next batter but got 2 K back. He's 2-2 on the next batter. Another sinker down and in over 100mph. He is missing this sinker in the same location - down and in the dirt. He gets the K swinging and missing. 2 K in the inning. Many a 100 mph plus sinker. Many a moment you didn't know where the ball was going. So is the Uribe experience. On to the 8th. Sounds lead 12-1.
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Aquino escapes! Well done! He gets the ground out to Adams at 3B who calmly sidearms a strike to Barrios covering 2B. On to the bottom of the 6th. T-Rats still lead 6-1.
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Victor Estevez is going to leave Aquino in to try and deal with his mess. I trust Estevez inherently. Let's see how this goes. 1-1 count. He got the DP to end the 5th frame. He's now in a favorable 1-2 count. The pitch? Gets him swinging and missing high and in. Glorious. 5th K through 5 2/3 IP. Bases still juiced. Two down now. He's at 87 pitches. Let's go, young man!
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Meanwhile, Clarke just smacked a 3-2 liner to LF and that ball made it all the way to the LF corner. Yeah baby. That's right, Wes. 12-1 Sounds! Clarke's first 2 RBI. Let's go! Hicklen to the dish.
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3-2 count from Aquino, pay-off pitch, he gives up a looping single bloop shot to CF. O'Rae gave a nice little fake-out to hold the runner at 3rd base. I have to think that's Aquino's last batter? Just didn't have it this frame. Bases juiced. One down for Beloit.
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At 77 pitches, Aquino just hit a batter one batter after a walk. He has only completed six full innings 4 times in his career. They are going to let him attempt to complete this frame. One down. Clean count. Men on 1st and 2nd. He throws the ball in the dirt. 1-0 on the next hitter. Hopefully he can get out of this! 6-1 T-Rats.
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Just another Areinamo web gem. LOL. I mean, that's 3 dazzlers in just this game. This young man is something else. He just made a sprinting falling grab on the shallow OF grass as he was shaded to 2B (playing 2B) to corral the first out here in the top of the 6th. Not an easy play at all. Heck of a jump.
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INF Freddy Zamora K'd on a couple very solid off-speed pitches on the outside portion of the plate. BUT, his 1st hit in Triple-A will be recorded as a hot shot line drive single to CF. He smacked that ball. Well done, Freddy! Men on 1st and 2nd now. One down. Isaac Collins to the dish. Sounds still lead 9-1.
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Jadher Areinamo is quite easily in my top 5 favorite Brewers Minor Leaguers. He just makes so many fantastic plays in the field. He's flashy. He's uber-skilled with the leather. He's over-aggressive at the dish but I'm going to trust he's going to make it all work in time as he matures - as is, he already does enough to keep me interested. Obviously, I'd like to see him practice a bit more selectivity but it may just be something we live with given his innate genius elsewhere. What he does in the infield dirt just can not be taught. It can not. He's a savant.
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Areinamo just smashed a deep ball to the far Left CF warning track. Pretty swing on an off-speed pitch. Sat on it. Swung easy. Smashed that ball deep.
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MY MAN!!!! Brewer Hicklen CRUSHED ANOTHER!!! TWO HR GAME FOR MY PRINCE! His 8th of the year. Whewwwwww baby. Just another BOMB over the wall in Left CF. 8th of the season. 9-1 Sounds. Let's go, baby! (Casually waiting for @wiguy94 to tell me about his exit velo and cheap hits. Hoo-Ha! I kid, my Liege. I kid! Kind of.)
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What happens when you've lost 11-of-12 games? The Jumbo Shrimp would tell you: A 60 mph flare off the bat of Vinny Capra finds the shallow RF grass for a recorded single. That's how we start the 7th. Capra is now 3-for-4 on his evening.
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Woessner completes the sixth frame via two very hard hit line drive outs - to a adeptly charging Collins from deep LF into the left CF and to Roller chasing deep to far left CF before the warning track. After those two balls, I'm going to 'guess' that's Woessner's last work. Just a fantastic outing overall. Meanwhile, Aquino's stuff has sneaky movement on everything as he's settled in. Just dealing. 53 pitches as he leaves the 4th frame on two weak groundouts. 6-1 T-Rats as they head to the plate in the bottom half. Good to be back to winning baseball!
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Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a new career high: RHP Tyler Woessner K's the very talented 22-year-old Marlins' prospect Victor Mesa Jr. on a check swing. That's NINE K for Woessner.
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O'Rae sac fly to deep LF. 6-1 T-Rats.
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Meanwhile, back in 'Da Nort', Wisconsin has the bases juiced on a line drive smack oppo off the bat of Luis Lara. O'Rae to the dish. One down. T-Rats still lead 5-1.
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Meanwhile C Eric Haase just crushed an oppo two-run jack over the high RF wall. His 5th of the season. That ball was hammered. That's a 20 foot wall. No joke. No data shared. Trust me. Smacked that ball. Sounds lead 6-1 suddenly.
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You just have to laugh that Woessner has cut his ERA in half in this masterful outing so far and his ERA is sitting at 12.35 through 5 IP. LOL.
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BT Dub, if you ever check in and watch these Minor League games, the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp absolutely have one of the best announcing duos in the entirety of Minor League ball. I love listening to these guys every single time. They are just pure baseball fans. Great listen.
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Hicklen MY MAN!!! YES, MINE. LOL. Absolutely crushes a two-run jack over the Left CF wall. He crushed that pitch baby. Get that man to the Brewers dugout. No data yet available but his 7th long ball of the year. Let me share: 106 mph off the stick of wood. Still traveling, apparently. 4-1 Sounds. Gorgeous!
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Wes Clarke's first Triple-A hit will be recorded as a 105 mph line drive single ripped to dead CF. A K. A walk. And a ripped liner. You love to see it. Let's go Big Fella!
