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Have the conspiracy theorists in here actually bothered to read the 37 page criminal complaint?

Yerzy grounds out to the 1B to open the inning bringing Manfred runner Zamora to 3B. Noah Campbell and Eduardo Garcia both proceed to strike out and Biloxi goes scoreless in the top of the 8th. Biloxi has now scored 3 runs in their last 45 innings with 1 of the 3 runs being a Manfred runner.

Game 2 headed to extra innings. 0-0 score of course because the Biloxi offense only has 4 baserunners through 7 innings.

Same inning the Shuckers load the bases with 0 outs then proceed to strike out 3 straight times. The Shuckers offense has been very, very bad in the early going.

Brock Wilken was just hit in the face by a pitch.

It's weird seeing Misiorowski at 94mph in the 2nd inning. Really hasn't found the velo yet this season.

He’s 12 months and a few days removed from shoulder surgery. Of course his velo isn’t back to pre surgery levels just yet.

I remembered correctly. 94mph on his final pitch of the game.

I don’t know about for the whole game but if I recall correctly his final pitch of the game was a backdoor two seamer that was 94mph if I remember correctly.

So basically this article is prospects Clancy likes will have amazing seasons.

I mean different shoulders seems less concerning. If it was the right shoulder twice then maybe it would be something to worry about long-term.

When was Quero’s first shoulder surgery. I’ve never heard anything about this.

It should be either him or Jeferson Figueroa. Those are the only two who haven't pitched this year and I know Figueroa has been stretched in the past.

It was ST and his velo likely wasn’t where it was supposed to be. In his last start he averaged 94 on his FB with almost 21 inches of IVB which contrary to your eye test is incredible stuff. Here’s what Baseball America wrote about him as an early season statcast standout. In his first start of the season, Myers averaged a pedestrian 92.8 mph with his fastball, but it had elite carry at 20.1 inches of IVB. Given the release height and velo, that graded out as roughly an average pitch. On Saturday, he dialed it up to 94.3 mph, while maintaining 20 inches of vert, inducing 12 whiffs on the pitch, in zone and out of zone. More importantly, he filled up the zone with the pitch, and combined with the bat-missing vert, presents a very solid base to build around. “It appears the Brewers had him focus on his cutter as his primary secondary, coming in at 89 mph, with good separation off the fastball and has the potential to be a good contact quality management pitch that gets a decent number of whiffs. He mixes in a gyro slider with promising traits and good results so far (21.1% swinging strike percentage), as well as a curve and changeup that don’t project as well. If the fastball, cutter and slider are as good as they’ve been in this short sample, Myers could join the Brewers rotation soon. He’s fully built up, has been shouldering a starter’s workload for almost eight seasons in the minors and looks like he could slide in to any rotation and be productive. I love rooting for the guys who have been grinding in the minors for almost a decade. Here’s hoping he gets to achieve his dream soon.“

Hopefully Biloxi finds the bats soon. Outside of Ernesto and Ethan Murray, who have been okay, it's been ugly. OPS through 4 games Eric Brown Jr - .313 Carlos D. Rodriguez - .586 Brock Wilken - .250 Wes Clarke - .091 Ethan Murray - .688 Ernesto Martinez Jr - .732 Zavier Warren - .350 Lamar Sparks - .266 Noah Campbell - .500 They have 2 runs on 9 hits in the last 3 games and one of those runs was a Manfred runner in extra innings.

Just like the Kernels they roster a bunch of overage players. Bit of a bummer playing them when Carolina is the youngest team in the league by a solid margin. Today had an 18 year old SP facing a 23 year old SP.

Carlos Rodriguez? He's been terrible to start the year.

18 year old Manuel Rodriguez is starting for Carolina tonight. Really curious to see what he looks like as his numbers in both the DSL and ACL have been pretty pedestrian the last 2 season.

You’re mixing Kevin up with Jimmy. Jimmy is the side armer.

They could want to give Tobias Myers a try next time through the rotation.

Here’s Herget’s pitch info from this year. High spin guy. Velo below average. It’s listed as a FB, but the movement really looks like a sinker, so Brewers probably had him ditch the FB and start throwing a sinker. https://baseballsavant.mlb.com/statcast-search-minors?hfPT=&hfAB=&hfGT=R|&hfPR=&hfZ=&hfStadium=&hfBBL=&hfNewZones=&hfPull=&hfC=&hfSea=2024|&hfSit=&player_type=pitcher&hfOuts=&hfOpponent=&pitcher_throws=&batter_stands=&hfSA=&game_date_gt=&game_date_lt=&hfMo=&hfTeam=&home_road=&hfRO=&position=&hfInn=&hfBBT=&hfFlag=&hfLevel=&pitchers_lookup[]=623474&metric_1=&hfTeamAffiliate=&hfOpponentAffiliate=&group_by=pitch-type&min_pitches=0&min_results=0&min_pas=0&sort_col=pitches&player_event_sort=api_p_release_speed&sort_order=desc&chk_tracked_pitch=on&chk_stats_api_break_z_with_gravity=on&chk_stats_api_break_x_arm=on&chk_stats_api_break_z_induced=on&chk_stats_velocity=on&chk_stats_spin_rate=on&chk_stats_release_extension=on#results

Looks like it was a non-guaranteed deal so Mets only paid him $54K for the 4 days he was on the roster

It's not just pitchers either. You have high school age position players getting TJ now because they have been playing baseball year round for like a decade by the time they are 18 years old.