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  1. They couldn't get an ounce of anything going on Guerrero (who was extremely sharp all over the zone - very impressed) but were quite patient in their approach there to get a key run with two down. Great work indeed!
  2. It looks like we are going to see Hernandez give way to talented LHP Karlos Morales. Let's see if he can maintain the lead here in the bottom of the 7th.
  3. The rally ends with a sharply hit ground out to 1B off the lumber in C Darrien Miller's hands. A well hit ball. Directly to the 1B playing deep off the bag and just in front of the OF grass.
  4. Be still my heart, I've now seen García lay off two pitches away in 2-2 counts. He is 0-for-1 on the evening but 2 BB and 0 in the K department. I could get used to this version of the young infielder!
  5. Oh baby! Joe Gray Jr. works the walk. He steals second. Metzinger worked the count full. Metzinger rips a single to shallow right field through the infield dirt and Gray Jr. hustles his behind and executes a perfect slide around the tag at home plate. It was as bang-bang as it gets and the call could have gone either way but it did appear Gray Jr. slid in just before the turn and tag. Whewww baby. 1-0 T-Rats. Metzinger now at 2B with Eduardo García looking to do some more damage.
  6. Just saw the Giannis news. Gag me. Ugh. Let's see what sort of game plan Bud comes up with. My hopes are not high. It's the Playoffs...that time of year when the Bucks can't shoot a basketball but Giannis rescues them and goes for 50.
  7. And he gets out of it by inducing a weak check single right to his glove side at the mound. He adeptly scoops it. Trots toward 1B and underhands it to Martinez. It's on to the top half of the fifth inning.
  8. Hernandez facing his first real test of his outing. A walk (yup) and a seeing eye groundball single to RF have two runners on (1B and 2B) with one down. He has a 1-2 count. Let's see how he fares. Got his second K swinging at another effective slider off the outer half. Two down.
  9. Metzinger just made a really nice diving stab and pop and toss to 1B to prevent a run from scoring from second base. Nice work there! On to the 4th inning already and we're still knotted at zeroes.
  10. A K swinging from Martinez, a K looking for Ward (lots of lefties in the line-up versus the Quad Cities lefty), and a fly out to CF off the bat of Bello. We'll see if Hernandez can get a clean frame.
  11. After a groundout to 3B, Hernandez walks his next batter on 5 pitches. These free passes have definitely been his biggest issue early in the 2023 season. He's not what you'd call wild, per se, but he let's AB's get away from him. Tonight, Quad Cities lefty bats are not chasing his heater just outside the upper and outer half. Good pitches. No chase. He gets the fly out to Gray Jr. in CF and then a sky high pop up to Moore at 2B. On to the top of the 3rd. This game is zipping by early. Neither squad has a hit.
  12. A beautiful slider gets RHP Joseph Hernandez his first K of his evening after a four-pitch walk to the second batter he faced. He then gets a weakly hit ground out to 3B off an up and in curveball. Very nice inning of work. He fills the stat sheet with the K, the BB, a fly out to CF, and a groundout to 3B. 0-0 and we're onto the 2nd frame.
  13. Eric Brown Jr. begins his night in a charitable way: three straight strikes looking down the heart of the plate. Ummmm, yup. That's what happened. Bat literally never left his shoulder. I'll call the dugout to see if he is awake.
  14. T-Rats have warmed up the Jets. The Natty is being sung to the heavens. T-Rats baseball is about to begin. Our sole evening affair and I am looking forward to only one screen pumping out baseball!
  15. I just saw with the Cruz injury the Pirates called up ol' Brewers Farmhand INF Mark Mathias. Happy to see he's balling and having success too over his 7-game stint. Naturally, McCutcheon is loving life back with Pittsburgh.
  16. Never. A. Doubt. What a win. What a sweep. This team is defying alllll sorts of odds and I absolutely love it.
  17. After today, opponents are batting just .083 (2-for-24) against Ethan Small through his six appearances (7.1 IP). Let's start stacking those dominant controlled outings. He's really flashing.
  18. Really really nice to see RHP Ryan Middendorf back to his steady ways on the hill today! 1 1/3 IP, 1 H, 0 BB, 3 K. That's what I've come to expect. Hopefully, we see more of this in the games ahead! RHP Harold Chirino continues his excellent start to 2023 as well with yet another scoreless frame (1 H, 0 BB, 2 K) himself.
  19. Poor play and decision off the misplay by Harrison. Again, showcasing why Encarnacion is one of my favorite players in the International League. Just lunge and get your powerful bat on that ball as he did there. That was a cheap hit but a beautiful piece of hitting. Harrison has to do better with that. Here's the play pulled from the Jacksonville twitter feed: Another question we might ask here, given the circumstances: why is Harrison not laying out for that catch? Just poorly played all the way around. The look on Sweet's face at the Sounds railing says it all.
  20. AND. That is exactly how it is going for the Sounds. Good grief. Ugh. There is absolutely zero way that runner from 1st should have scored off that seeing eye reach loop single. Just no way. A botched scoop off his hips by Harrison and then just a lazy approach to getting the ball in. You have to be thinking home plate instantly there. Who cares if he gets to 3B? My goodness.
  21. He definitely was but his reaction time to the fly ball was, how shall I say, a tad off? LOL. One of those plays. And, honestly, that is just exactly how it is going for the Sounds at present. Really hoping Claudio can help squeak this one out. Mangum is not an easy first out. Wow. Got him reaching way off the plate there. That's been extremely rare in early 2023. Nice get, Claudio!
  22. Who other than Eddy Alvarez to drive two runs in?! He's been such a fantastic offensive player for Rick Sweet and his staff. So many beautiful easy swings. The stuff of a true veteran. Well, I wouldn't call that pick off at 1B on a weak pop fly to foul territory the stuff of a savvy vet but who's counting?!!
  23. Definitely agreed. That's the stuff we need to see. We know when he's on he's nearly untouchable at Triple-A. When he's not on? Still working around himself but getting out cleanly. That's the stuff you love to see out of your Pen. Also, every time I watch Jerar Encarnacion play I wish he was a Brewer. Such a toolsy guy. He's improved so much at the dish and already had all the power and then some. He's an MLB level talent.
  24. VanMeter continues to struggle at the dish and his body language speaks to this. He has looked utterly dejected wallowing with his head hanging and bat flailing after his two most recent back-to-back K's. Let's get that body language swimming in a better direction, Josh. You have the talent.
  25. Yup. Definitely wasn't sharp but he got the key change-up foul to heater surprise to get that lazy pop fly. He dug deep when it mattered. As you say, and I agree, this was the least sharp he's been in 2023. A theme it would appear for the bullpen outside of Small today.
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