Joseph Zarr
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He gets his 8th K (matching a career-high) on a slider down and on the outer strip to ol' friend Jonathan Davis. Gorgeous pitch. THIS is what we've been looking for in his brief Triple-A tenure. We're getting it. Gorgeous stuff. 2-1 Sounds to the 6th we go. -
Woessner gets the K looking on a beautiful change-up on the outer stripe. 7 K here through 5 2/3 IP. Let's go, big fella!
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Adams with his 2nd RBI on a line drive to CF. Lara and Barrios were on 2nd and 3rd. 5-1 T-Rats in the bottom of the 2nd. One down men on the corners. Woessner walked his first batter to start his fifth frame. He just got the linedrive out to Capra diving at SS (to his left). He's now 1-2 to the next batter. 2-1 Sounds.
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In a 2-1 count with two down, Woessner gives up a solo jack to the Shrimps' C Banfield. out of the ballpark and over the far fence on an off-speed pitch. 101 off the bat. 382 feet. Mistake pitch? Perhaps. He was sitting on that. 2-1 Sounds.
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Woessner open his bottom half of the 4th with his 6th K. I would complain about the ABS missing a strike 3 on an outside slider but what good would it do?
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Roller pops up again - this time in shallow RF grass on an inside pitch (likely a ball). It will be 2-0 Sounds headed to the bottom half. Areinamo scores on a Rodriguez line drive single (Man is he hot). Fernandez then grounds out sharply to SS. 4-1 T-Rats and we are on to the 2nd frame. Yowza. Quite an answer that bottom half.
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Hernandez K's looking on a 2-2 high heater. Top of the zone. Two down. Roller to the dish. Areinamo singled weakly to 2B. Stole 2nd on one of the worst slides you'll ever see - but, hey it worked! LOL. Hall walks. Men on 1st and 2nd. Still two down.
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Hicklen sac fly. Double steal. Black with his 2nd SB of the inning. Clarke (notorious speedster) takes 2nd in the process. Men on 2nd and 3rd. 2-0 Sounds. One down.
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HEY NOW! Adams rips an 0-2 heater to the wall in LF (likely played poorly as the LF'er took a poor angle) and Estevez aggressively sends Barrios. The throw beat him on a good relay but it was fast and on a low skip. The catcher couldn't hold it. Barrios scores. 1-1. Adams' 5th dub. Wood then crushes a 1-1 pitch over the RF wall! WOOT WOOT! 3-1 T-Rats baby. Glad to be back home after a rough Quad Cities series! Heck yes! 0-14 in QC but only K'd once. Putting the ball in play but it wasn't landing. 3 straight 2-out hits. They have now scored 37 1st inning runs in 34 games. Chew on that, Wisconsin! Yeah baby!
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Clarke bravely fouls another high outside pitch. He then takes the 7-pitch walk low and in. Great AB. He walked twice. I don't care what ABS says.
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THIS is what I am talking about with the inconsistencies with ABS. NO way is that a strike. No movement from the catcher's mitt here. This is exactly where he catches that ball. Clarke checks cleanly from that position. Called strike. I see this way too often. Just salty on this stuff. Not a reliable or accurate system. That ball is 3-6" outside the zone beyond the upper corner.
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Black rips a very hardit liner to 2B that short-hops and caroms over the glove to the OF grass. He then takes 2B on a clean steal. Men on 2nd and 3rd now. Nobody down. Clarke in a 2-0 count.
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Jadher Areinamo: amazing defensive player. My goodness. He absolutely saved Aquino from further damage with a gorgeous snagged liner on a hanging pitch (belt level and slightly in) and doubles off the runner on 2B. Just an incredible play. Whewwww.
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Capra with a first pitch single to CF. Aquino sees a fairly nice off-speed pitch down and in somehow golfed to the RF wall in a looping liner that stayed fair and then snuck itself into the corner. Nice piece of hitting. He then gives up an RBI double under the diving Adams who, frankly, short-armed the dive. Not an easy play. BUT, Adams didn't have the best dive either. AND, Isaac Collins hits a gap double to deep Right CF and drives in Capra. It's 1-0 Sounds. Yeah baby!
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Aquino, sporting a new look hair-do - much longer than we've seen), strikes out the first batter on three pitches. Woessner gets Mesa Jr. to 3-2 and induces a pop fly to shallow RF where Hicklen easily corrals it. On to the fourth. It's a snoozer in Jacksonville so far.
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AND, we're just about to get underway in Wisconsin. Let's slap some Sky Carp in the gills!
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Woessner scuffled through a clean first. He's been fantastic since. You love to see it. Just got his 4th K trhough 2 1/3 IP on a gorgeous sinking curve into the dirt. Three pitch K to open the bottom of the 3rd. Now 0-2 to the 2nd batter - ol friend OF Jonathan Davis. AND, he gets the K on a gorgeous outside cutter. 5 K through 2 2/3 IP. Whewwww baby. Let's go!
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Three up and three down for the Sounds in the 3rd. Roller pop up to 1B foul territory on the first pitch. Haase and Zamora groundouts.
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Woessner's 2nd inning: 2-2 (started 0-2) pop-up to Capra at 3rd. Starts 0-2 to nemesis Griffin Conine and gets the K - his third - looking on the outer stripe. Gorgeous pitch. First pitch line drive single to RF Gets a 1-1 chopper to Hernandez at 2B Scoreless after two frames.
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Clarke is behind the heater. But he's battling. 7-pitch strikeout. He swings and misses at an outside cutter at his knees. Also behind a touch on that swing. Hicklen comes to the dish and shows Clarke how it's done with a first pitch line drive single to CF. Hernandez grounds into a first pitch DP to 2B. Classic 4-6-3.
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What is NOT to love with this face. My baseball gods this man is meant to adorn the Jumbotron. Let's go, Mr. Clarke!
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Woessner with a clean inning. BUT, not a pretty inning. He is lacking any type of consistency in the zone. He got away with a 3-0 heater belt high that landed 6' from the RF wall on the warning track. He continues to struggle with the fine-tuned location of his arsenal.
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Woessner opens with a 2-2 breaking ball K on the inner stripe. He started the opening AB 0-2. He opened batter number two with a strike. Worked to a 1-2 count. And threw two balls in the dirt. 3-2 count. Walk. Low. Certainly lacking polish in his arsenal but giving glimpses of dominance.
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Well given the recent article Brewer Fanatic published calling for an end to the Jake Bauers era...and, in true fashion, Bauers has since been torrid including last night's grand salami...I'm going to guesstimate another early-season over-reaction will lead to a Chourio tear. Maybe he goes the rest of the season without a single swing-and-miss! A couple well-respected posters on this very website were also extremely bearish on Turang (you know who you are, you fiends!) before the MLB season even began. Even though, my fine feathered posters, Turang has demonstrated at every level an initial struggle followed by improved and more polished offensive approaches. I digress. Should they send him down? It certainly wouldn't make sense at this juncture given the overall state of the outfield and roster at large. AND, like Turang, Chourio has demonstrated an uncanny ability to adjust at every level - this type of slump isn't rare but the lack of bounceback performances and output are. BUT, his weaknesses are his weaknesses - nothing changed from the past year plus we've watched him. He's now simply playing the hardest level of baseball and his weaknesses will be exposed by much better and much older pitchers. Practice patience, young Grasshoppers.
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We just wrapped up the National Anthem in Jacksonville so we should be batting in the top of the 1st very shortly.
