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  1. Vassalotti gets a weak dribbler to the mound and gets the second out at home. BUT, he then walks in the 3rd run. 5-3 Mudcats and we get tantalizing young LHP Leoni De La Cruz to try and shut this threat down before things get out of hand. Whewwwwww. Bases still juiced.
  2. Whewwww. A flare to CF and Avina can't corral it. One run crosses. The bullpen is active. Bases juiced. Still one down. 5-2.
  3. RIght?! His cutter is dirty. It gets me near every time. ?
  4. Carolina facing some adversity here in the bottom of the ninth. They lead 5-1 but Vassalotti just walked a batter and the bases are now juiced with only one down. Let's hope he can sneak his way out of this. ?
  5. RHP Cam Robinson's first outing for Nashville went...well...just like you'd expect: dominanced. No meaningful contact. An eclectic mix of speed and off-speed. Ahead in all counts. Three up. Three down. Closing strikeout on a beautiful off-speed pitch. Victory. Sounds win 9-2. Sounds up 2-0 in the six gamer down in Durham. Let's go!
  6. Yup. He buckled down. Justice served. ? 9-2 and we're moving on to the final frame. Let's go!
  7. RHP Justin Topa has two pitch clock violations to start consecutive 1-0 counts without a pitch thrown. He's given up zero hard contact but he has the bases juiced and one down. Baseball isn't what you'd call a fair game. Let's see if he can get out of this unscathed. Still 9-2 Sounds.
  8. Yup. He missed the HR by roughly 3 feet. That's a HUGE wall in left field and really tells you how hard Weimer mashed that biscuit. He crushed that ball. So did Ruiz. The launch angle was off by a degree or so. LOL.
  9. Well, how about that...former Brewer RHP Chase Anderson pitches for the Rays organization for the Durham Bulls. That's something. He came on here in the seventh frame.
  10. INF Patrick Dorrian just smashed his 2nd HR in 2 games here in Durham. Get hot, young man! He crushed a breaking ball deep over the wall in right field plating 3 more for the Sounds. 9-1 in the 7th. 2 down. And, the Sounds still at the dish. Yeah babyyyyy. Let's be the Minor League Dodgers for the International League! ?
  11. Have a night, Eduarqui Fernandez! On the heels of a savvy Jace Avina sac fly to deep CF knocking in Jesus Chirinos (nice hustle, big fella!), he rips a double down the third base line beyond the diving outstretched glove of the Cannonballers' third baseman. He knocks in a hustling Luis Castillo sprinting from first base. It's 3-1 Mudcats now. Fernandez is now 3-for-3.
  12. He's a wayyyyyyyys out, but 3B Luke Adams has definitely checked all the early boxes. I mean, he just turned 18 in April of this year. But, what he did in the ACL - albeit in an extremely small sample of 11 games - has me pretty bullish. In the very least, it has me chomping at the bit to see him in Low-A in 2023. 11 G/ 32 AB/ 9 R/ 3 2B/ 1 HR/ 7 RBI/ 7 BB/ 8 K/ 9 SB/ 1 CS/ 0.375 BA/ 1.075 OPS Ummmm, I can definitely work with that.
  13. Here's what I'm talking about. This was last night. Wiemer hits a routine grounder but the infielder double pumps. This is pure speed and is reflective of the same grounder turned single from Mitchell tonight. You. Can. Not. Flinch on these young men. (Second highlight - at the bottom. One double pump. Man on base. It's crazy. This is happening nightly, folks.)
  14. Literally every opposing team's announcer speaks immediately to the speed. To the pressure. And, then, at least one or two times during a series: the uncharacteristic forced errors from their team. Case and point: Durham already has 3 rushed errors tonight. This is all related to the pressure on the basepaths. I'm telling you, we are in a forthcoming Brewers renaissance the likes which we haven't seen. I am giddy like a kid at Christmas.?
  15. Absolutely. He's back to that patient approach pre-IL stint. He's selecting his pitches. The oppo double tonight was a classic example. He absolutely ripped it. The patience to get to 2-0 and crush the Salami. Couple that with possibly the most heads up defensive play I've seen all year in the sprint to second base last night from right field to grab the double play off a pick off at third? He's back in the zone and it is glorious. I simply hope it lasts.
  16. You might want to throw Wiemer into this mix. He's coming back with a vengeance. I mean, take your poison. These young men are absolutely electric. I haven't had this much fun watching Brewers baseball in...well, I can't remember.
  17. OH BABY!! He did NOT miss that one folks!!!! Joey Wiemer GRAND SALAMI roped over the wall in deeeeeeep left field. Sweet Mammy Jammmmmmmy! There it is. I told y'all he was swinging a better bat. Whewwwwwww. 5-0 Sounds. Goodness gracious what a fantastic AB. Laid off an off-speed. Laid off a high heater just high and outside. Showcasing his patience, he then takes a heater over the plate and absolutely crushes it. Gimme that Statcast, please!? 2-for-2 now, 1 2B, 1 Grand Slam, 5 RBI for Wiemer tonight. My goodness. Here's the highlight we're looking for. Watch this baby FLY:
  18. Joey Wiemer with an absolutely ripped clean swinging oppo double over the wall in RF. He gets the RBI on the wonderful swing because unsuspecting INF Patrick Dorrian got in on the steal action with his second swipe the pitch prior. It's Sounds 1-0 now. Careful, Wiemer is slowly starting to swing a more disciplined hotter bat. That missed a HR loft by about 6 feet.
  19. I can't explain what it's like to watch these guys run. Mitchell just beat out a routine grounder. It wasn't that hard hit but if you think you can bobble a grounder with any one of these guys (especially Mitchell), you are sadly mistaken. You just can't. Wiemer beat out a similar ground out last night. They are just so difficult to get out when they put the ball in play.
  20. Esteury Ruiz begins his evening causing more havoc on the base paths. This is now a routine occurrence. A check swing dribbler down the third base line and the catcher rushes the throw to first base - the ball launches into the OF. He gladly takes second base. Shortly thereafter, having clearly taken 3rd base, Ruiz has to sprint back to 2nd after Turang popped up to third base protecting his 0-2 count. The Bulls 3rd baseman has to rush his throw attempting for the pick-off double play and that ball sails into CF. Ruiz grabs third. Unfortunately, Weston Wilson pops up to the net behind home plate but, the Sounds once again push 20 plus pitches on the Bulls starter in the first inning.
  21. AND, just like that Biloxi vs. Chattanooga is postponed yet again. This make-up will be on Saturday 8/27. That's a double header tomorrow, now, and one on Saturday to attempt to fit this series in. Ahhhhh, yes, hurricane season.
  22. Lastly, on the T-Rats front, let's share some historical tidbits: 19 years ago today, 8.24.2003 (!!), a certain 17-year-old RHP Félix Hernández debuted versus the Burlington Bees in a game for the Timber Rattlers AND, 12 years ago today, 8.24.2010, RHP Jake Odorizzi pitched 8 shutout, no-hit, 10 K innings before passing the ball along to Adrian Rosario. Rosario struck out 2 himself as the T-Rats no-hit Cedar Rapids in a 3-0 win. Had Reidy Mercado not lost that ball in the sun...Cruz could have met these historic matches with nostalgic brilliance!
  23. Let's see if the ongoing struggles of RHP Joey Matulovich can find reprieve as he comes on for a ninth frame clinging to a 13-2 lead. ?
  24. OF Reidy Mercado getting in on the action hitting his second rbi single to right field - this time as a right-handed batter...the last as a lefty. God bless the switch hitters. 12-2 Rattlers and they pour on the sauce! Zack Raabe gets a pinch hit opportunity for Jace Peterson and hits an absolute weak dribbler up the first base side but, hey, it plates Ethan Murray. 13-2 Rattlers. This is their most runs since 17 runs were plated against the River Bandits back on May 10th! This is only their fifth double digit output of 2022.
  25. INF Ethan Murray is now 3-for-3 with 5 RBI on his day. That's quite the game for the young infielder!
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