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Yophery has a chance to redeem himself here in the 8th. 0-4. 4 K's. He has men on 1st and 2nd with one out. 1-0 count. Strike swinging and missing. Strike fouled to the back netting. 1-2 count. Foul back over the press box. FIghts for another pitch. 1-2 count carries on. What a take on a gorgeous curve ball just off the inner part of the plate. He lays off high and outside. The count is full. Heck of an AB so far. He fouls it out to 3B territory on a jam shot. Rough result in what was a very good AB overall. It will be up to Pratt. -
RHP Bayden Root touching 97 early in his work here in the 7th. He gets the sharp hit ground out to 1B. Diaz made a nice play on a short hop as he continues to fill in after Hall's promotion. He's actually looked quite good in his brief stint.
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Maldonado barely escaped in the 5th. Definitely didn't escape in the 6th. Rough season for the young righty. He surrenders the lead in a 3-run 6th. 8-7 Woodpeckers.
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Big punch out from Maldonado there. He leaves them dripping. Character AB there. You love to see it. 7-5 and we're on to the 6th frame.
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With the Mudcats leading 7-5 (Castillo again - RBI single), RHP Aidan Maldonado continues struggling in 2024. HB, pop out, single, ground out, BB. Bases juiced. Two down. Too many base runners in his young season. His change-up in particular is appearing to simply fade out of the zone nearly every delivery.
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T-Rats take game 2. Manfredi did give up his 2nd long ball. No matter, Rund-to-Rodriguez ends it. 5-4 W.
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Much needed game for OF Luis Castillo. Big hits. He just added a solo jack. Mudcats suddenly lead 6-5. Whew.
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Yophery goes down looking on a heater dead center. Can't sit on that young man. Wooof. No matter. Cooper friggin Pratt rips a fly ball off the ball in deep LF (missed a HR by about an inch on the barrel) and he turns it into a triple. 5-5 Mudcats. Let's friggin' frackin' GO!
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Guilarte goes down looking. One down. Men still on 2nd and 3rd. Doston with a gorgeous deep CF Sac Fly. All runners advanced. One down. Men on 2nd and 3rd. 3-3. Lara hits a looping liner to the LF wall. It ends a 2-run double. 5-3 T-Rats. LET'S GO!!
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T-Rats have the bases juiced now with nobody down. Fernandez smacked a hung breaker for a single to LF.
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Quad Cities just walked 2 to open the 7th. Men on 1st and 2nd. They still trail 3-2. Nobody down. ALSO, Welcome to Low-A Reece Walling! He works the count to 3-1. Staying patient looking. Then smacks a torch to the deepest part of left CF and it bounces over the wall. Men on 2nd and 3rd. Nobody. Down. 1 AB. 1 Dub. Man, I knew I loved this young man. He passes the eye test. I'm dead serious.
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And, Durow recognizing the lack of another blemish on the Mudcats bottom half takes a pitch clock violation for the scorer. 😅 He ends the rough rough inning with a hard hit liner Walling snags in RF with ease. Nice having a tall athletic guy out there!
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He's facing a guy who hasn't gotten a hit in the month of May. He's hitting 0.159 on the season. AND, he can't even throw a strike. Someone waive the towel for the Mudcats pitching staff. 3-2 count. OK, he got it back. Foul ball on a breaker. Count remains full. Whew. He gets the sharply hit DP. 5-3 Woodpeckers. Only a man on 3rd now. Yuck.
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Not just 'hit him'. That was a heater off the helmet. Unreal inning for the Mudcats pitching staff. This is something we almost never see from this staff. Whewwww.
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Yeah an unbelievably ugly fill-in start. 33 pitches. Not a single out. 3 Hit Batters. Double. Single. Walk? And it wasn't even remotely competitive. Just ugly ugly outing.
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2-2 count. Rivero hits his 2nd batter of the inning. This is an early disaster. My goodness. 3-1. That can't happen. Ruh roh. Pitch count about to be in the 20's. Bases still juiced. We haven't seen this version of Rivero in about a year.
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And, Rivero hit the next batter. Yikes. Bases juiced. Nobody down. His command is just not there. The Rain Delay is hurting both clubs early.
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ON a 1-2 count Rivero gives up an oppo liner under the glove of the diving Guilarte at 2B. Looked like he could have caught that ball - not an easy play. Men on the corners. Nobody out. Rivero not finding success early.
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AND, as I suspected Reece Walling is on the RF grass. Rivero works the count 1-2. Then sees it go full. Then gives up a double off the RF wall. Walling: Has an arm. Absolutely has an arm. He didn't even unleash and threw that ball from the deep right corner to 2B on the fly with good pace.
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A WP scores the third Mudcats run. Nicasia then goes down looking in a 1-2 count on a dead center cut heater. 3-0 Mudcats to the bottom of the 1st. Letson will take the hill afterall! Check that, the announcers got it wrong: RHP Jesus Rivero takes the hill.
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AND, after K'ng 2 straight Manfredi leaves a mistake 94 mph heater dead center to a lefty bat in a 1-2 count. That ball was crushed into the water and the T-Rats suddenly trail 3-2. Can't pitch that ball in that count. Rough.
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Really nice to see Luis Castillo with an intelligent AB. Works it 3-0. Takes down the middle. Smacks a 2-run liner to CF. 2-0 in the top of the 1st. 2 down. Men on 2nd and 3rd.
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Manfredi came on to relieve Aquino (much improved outing and results) and proceeds to walk his first batter on 5 pitches after an 0-1 start. He then pitches ball 1 to his second batter and we have a Matt Wood visit to the mound. 2-1 T-Rats.
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ERA down to sub 20, however...
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King is mercifully pulled after a truly rough 0 IP, 1 H (GS), 3 BB meltdown. This 4-4 game turned in a hurry. Seven run 8th so far. One down. Man on first after King's 3rd walk. You have to wonder, after a performance like this, if he isn't forcing himself to play with an injury? DL or Development stints often follow.
