Joseph Zarr
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Hey now! Daz Cameron. That MAN! He extended his RBI streak to 8 consecutive games. INSANITY. -
The only think holding Josh out of the Top 10 for me as one of his biggest hype men on this board (since last summer if we're being honest) is strictly positional myopia. He is quite clearly the best hitter on Carolina amongst all that talent at this point in time. This is also known within the Brewers brass. The swing is utter poetry. BUT, even though he plays a very solid 2B, he's still only a 2B at present. So a 2B/DH is the only hard sell. He could easily be a fringe Top 10 guy for me but instead he is a solid Top 15. I'd call on his bat in literally any scenario. He's definitely ready for the High-A challenge. I wish he was able to take reps at 3B and corner OF. IF he could or had that athletic tool kit? Easily Top 10.
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Man a sawed off broken bat absolute goose snort scores the Knight's first run in the 11th. Liranzo absolutely deserved better there. Nothing you can do. That bat was ripped in half up and in. Muscled to the shallowest LF grass.
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The 10th inning opening WP to the backstop. The Alastre dropped routine liner to left CF. The T-Rats absolutely did their dangdest to be 2025 T-Rats. I don't know how they managed to win this One.
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Payamps problems are always Payamps problems: he hangs too many pitches. He had two down. 2-2 count. He proceeds to hang pitch after pitch after pitch with three consecutive 2-out RBI doubles. This is just, sadly, vintage Payamps. Not competitive. There's a reason no other team in MLB picked him up when he was DFA'd. He's had a nice run with Nashville for stretches but can you ever really trust him?
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Don't tell @Jake McKibbin.
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Love that moment for Dunn. Fitting the umpiring crew clearly missed interference in the base paths as he attempted to get back to 1B on the wide turn. I sear every call has gone against the Sounds tonight. It's uncanny.
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If Yerlin is back out for the 10th they may need 5 more runs.😆
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RHP Justin Yeager is absolutely made for the International League. A 10 pitch 1-2-3 9th. The International League absolutely rewards pitchers with any semblance of stuff who know how to tickle the zone. That's Yeager's specialty.
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Man Yhoswar was absolutely robbed of a deep fly to the left CF gap at the warning track in the top of the 9th. Heck of a grab by the CF'er. My goodness. ** YES, I'm back late again after animal chores. LOL. A classic for this ol' farmer.
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He escapes inducing the weak pop out to shallow LF. 2-2 headed to the 9th. T-Rats have to start finding ways to win these close contests if they want any type of turnaround in their second half.
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I feel for Rund here. Homeplate ump is very very clearly squeezing the top half of the zone favoring the batter. He's left two strikes in the ball column by my eyes this inning. Instead of 1-1. We have a 2-0 count. He misses wide and it's 3-0 now. About to load the bases here at pitch 27. Gets a foul down the 1B line. 3-1 count.
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Zamora rips a two-run double to the LF corner with two down in the bottom of the 8th. 8-7 Knights now. Second night in a row the Sounds charged in the 8th. Rund gave up another single now. RF poke. These aren't hit hard they are finding grass, however. Men on 1st and 2nd. Two down. 2-2 game.
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And, Rund loses the 2-1 lead in the 8th. A swinging bunt up the 3B line between the mound. He was slow to see it. Areinamo charged and made a valiant bare-handed diving scoop and throw. SB. Bloop liner single in a 1-1 count. Sighs. 2-2 game. Two down.
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Blake Holub is a prime example of a relief arm who absolutely has 'stuff' but is just off in the precision department. You can see the stuff. You can see the vision. He is still developing the repetition of his mechanics. His cutter has come a long way since his days in Detroit and it plays off his four-seamer quite well. He continues to struggle with too many walks and men on base. Decent outing tonight. Not great. But, decent and he got the job done.
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I know Hudson is generally sitting 90-92 mph on the sinker again (at least the Nashville gun seems to be reading that repeatedly - don't have Savant up) but I have liked what I have seen from Hudson tonight so far. Not a whole lotta of meaningful contact.
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Flores works around a walk with some really zesty off-speed hooks. Gets the swinging K to end his first full inning of work. I do believe he had 2 K's in that inning? (scoreboard is not up and I am listening to Jeff Hem).
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Man. I'm going to will it into "This is just part of their plan to have him take it easy in his return." It's 95 F and muggy as heck. Meanwhile, Sweetie is laying into the homeplate ump. For good reason. This crew has been absolutely calling everything in the Knight's favor.
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I swear to you the Sounds have gotten absolutely zero love from this crew in Nashville tonight. Every bang-bang play has gone to the Knights. Kahle nearly grabs the runner swiping 2B in the 6th after Kahle was called for catching interference. That runner scores on the next pitch a single up the middle. Tough luck! 8-5 Knights.
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My gods the T-Rats squad needed this! Flores gets the fly ball to a deeper portion of LF with Alastre (who doesn't have a plus arm out there) snagging it. The runner improbably doesn't even tag. What is that?!? AND, Flores gets the inning ending DP. My gods. Let's go, Rattlers. WIN this game! They still lead 2-1 improbably.
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Man, it certainly feels like Birchard got jobbed to get the bases juiced in the 5th. Ump blew a Strike one on a beautiful breaker up in the zone. He then gave a batter a HB free base after he squared and committed to the ball but gave action as if he was hit (he may have been). That's a strike by my eyes. Next batter hits a gap fly that Castillo once again can not get to. Run-scoring single. 2-1 game. Bases still juiced. Nobody out. T-Rats may just T-Rat here and give up a big inning. OR Flores finds a way out. Leaving with a tie here would be huge. 3-2 count right off the bat.
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Quero replaced in the 5th inning. Could be part of that taking it easy return? Nothing appeared to happen in the outing. I would guesstimate it is part of the plan. BUT, none the less: I report to you as always. Pulled in the 5th for Kahle.
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HEDBERT! DING DONG CITY. Off the back of the RF terrace baby. 2-0 T-Rats. Let's GO! 13th Johnson of his season and his 4th vs QC baby. 109 mph off the lumber.
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Hey now! Birchard is still working through some control issues and elevated counts but the walks aren't killing him. He's fighting back into counts. He ends his 4th with a K looking. T-Rats still lead 1-0. That's 66 pitches through 4 IP. AND, EMJ just missed a two-run shot but flies out to the deep RF corner warning track. Oliva had BB'd and then stole 2B. Tagged to 3B. Two down. Zamora ripped a ground ball deep innto the hole between 3B and SS. 7-5 deficit now. Zamora swiped his 8th bag though the slide certainly was not pretty and indicative of a single digit SB runner. 😄
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AND, we are BACK-TO-BACK. BOOMING 415 FOOTER off the bat of Ollie Dunn (6th HR as a Sound) to the deepest alley of the park. Sinker dead center. Back-to-Back games with Back-to-Back ding dongs. 7-4 Knights.
