Joseph Zarr
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A first AB long ball for Peña. Incredible. Roped that ball over the wall baby. What a debut moment. -
Ball don't lie. Garcia catches the runner attempting to swipe 2B. Nice throw. Muddies still trail 2-1. PEÑA BOMB!!!! OH YEAH!!! Over the LF wall baby.
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Made's first AB in High-A is a swinging K at an off-speed pitch in the dirt. Looked like he looked for the past month in Low-A. Ugly swing decision.
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Needless to say, the lads saw what I saw and did not agree. LOL.
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I swear to you. Every week. It's an ump show. BOTH umpires convened and determined Hernandez did not tag the runner here. No, really. This is the same home plate ump who feels a strikezone extends 6" past the actual zone in both directions on the edges.
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You've got a home plate ump interpreting the edges of the zone with liberal thinking in Zebulon. Hard match up with a talented lefty taking advantage in multiple ways. That's at least two strikeouts now where I scratched my head at the over confident calls behind the dish.
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Boeve lines into a one hop force out at 2B (Lara lead-off BB). Pratt K's swinging. Burke walks. Wood strands two with a swinging K himself. Meanwhile, the homeplate ump is calling strikes anything within 6 " of the inner black apparently. He K's Anderson on very clearly a ball inside. Good gods. Give me good umping once on my report nights. LOL. I am not kidding when I say the ball started at the edge of the batters box and was caught at Anderson's back hip. Embarrassing call.
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One of the more impressive things we've seen from Josh since returning from the IL isn't just the fact he is scorching the living hyeck out of the ball. BUT, he's also hitting lefties fairly well by my eye (no, I haven't looked at the stats - I'm going off memory). Handelfry rips a liner into the left CF gap. Adamczewski advances to 3rd and Handelfry thinking they were going to third tried to leg it into a two-bagger. He was apparently thrown out at 2B. We don't really have an idea, however, as the Five County camer work has been quite shoddy at best when the ball enters the field of play. One down. Josh at 3B. Bitonti grounds out weakly in a short hop with the infield in - about the worst possible result on contact there - and Josh has to stay at 3B. Two down. Anderson will try to get him across.
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Oh hey, another poke for Adamczewski. Huh. Who knew? I wonder if he'll get hot?
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Holguin ropes a standing double deep to left field one hopping the track into the wall. He scores Ibarguen (BB) who had beat a successful pick-off with a poor throw to 2B by the Lynchburg first baseman - he'll likely get the SB on his tally. A two out RBI. Muddies trail 2-1. We are on to the 3rd.
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Di Turi opens his night with a swinging K. The funk continues. He's just not timing things up consistently.
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A first pitch reach liner into left field on a low tailing change-up scores another but the Muddies back picked the runner at 1B who took too big a turn toward 2B. Muddies trail 2-0. On to the bottom half.
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Hernandez gives up a first pitch lead-off single to CF to open his second frame. He then hangs a breaking ball belt high dead center to a lefty with two down and the Mudcats are trailing 1-0 with a man on 2B.
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I can smell what you're stepping in here.
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Stanley goes with three straight lefty bats atop his batting order facing a Southpaw. Don't quite understand the thought process here.
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Handelfry debuts with a five pitch BB in his first ever Low-A AB. Good sign. Very patient. Showed a bit of that bat speed in a foul as well.
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That Melvin Hernandez tailing dipping change-up continues to be an absolute weapon vs lefties. He gets his first K on such a pitch to such a batter. Gorgeous swinging K. Two down.
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Ohhhhhh it's that rare stacked right side double second baseman line up! Zesty Rick Sweet special. (Obviously, Murray is playing 3B)
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No BP for those young Mudcats tonight? No fair!
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I miss those days greatly. Thems were times!
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21 comments and running on Utility Man and awesome dude, Anthony Seigler, in the year 2025 on Brewer Fanatic? This Fanatic Life is treating me good! Keep on provoking controversy my AAAA Kings! Keep on, keeping on! We have four-leaf clovers allllllll over up in that stadium turf.
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I do not disagree with your statements here. (Shocking, I know).
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This feels an awful lot like RHP Bishop Leston's season-ending departure. Sighs. Have I mentioned how brutal 2025 has been on the ML Injury front? One Blue Chip injury or IL placement after the next.
