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This thread will be utilized for any minor league news Sunday. Organizational Scoreboard Audio Links MiLB TV (Subscribers)

Image courtesy of BrewerFanatic Transactions: Milwaukee Brewers sent LHP Rob Zastryzny on a rehab assignment to Nashville Sounds. 1B Blake Burke assigned to Biloxi Shuckers from Wisconsin Timber Rattlers. RHP Bryan Regalado assigned to DSL Brewers Blue from DSL Brewers Gold. Additionally, there were injury-related updates on catcher Marco Dinges and RHP's Jason Woodward and Eric Prado posted within our Minor League Transaction Thread here. Finally, it's not a formal transaction as of yet, but expect a breakaway from the organization confirmation soon - Final: Nashville 7, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 5 Box Score and Game Log Via the Sounds, game details, and we encourage readers to review affiliate write-ups as part of their Link Report routine: Seven Run Ninth Propels Sounds to Saturday Night Win Over RailRiders - Martinez Jr. Puts Sounds in Front with 2-RBI Double in Ninth Inning Waiting until the 9th inning to score is an interesting strategy, but if a team is going to go that route, might as well put the pedal down and score seven times (apparently the MLB record for all a team's runs coming in the 9th inning is 13, accomplished twice). Scoring seven times was also a smart move considering Joel Payamps' efforts to wrap things up in the bottom of the inning (3 R, 2 ER). The Sounds do a nice social media job with video, but unlike the Shuckers and Timber Rattlers, never point to their game summaries on "X". Nice that we always link to them here, because they are pretty fantastic. The two-run one-out double for Ernesto Martinez, Jr. is the biggest moment for EMJ that we've referenced here in a long time. Unfortunately, no video highlight clips from a Nashville perspective on this night. Before the big late rally, RH reliever Craig Yoho stranded two of Will Childers' baserunners in the 7th with two K's. Back out for the 8th, that scoreless frame included yet another K but also two walks. Yoho's otherwise gaudy AAA stats show 18 free passes (14 BB, 4 HBP) in 33.2 innings. One of my first reactions upon the Nestor Cortes (and Jorge Quintana!) giveaway to the Padres - well, beyond why would you help San Diego out - was this: if Jared Oliva and Brandon Lockridge met in an alleyway, couldn't we bring out the twin Spidermen pointing at each other GIF? Matt Arnold, you essentially already had Lockridge in your system! Surely Jared raised an eyebrow over that. This Yankees' AAA team plays its home games in PNC Field in Pennsylvania. How many baseball enthusiasts have mistakenly booked trips and ended up in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre instead of glorious PNC Park in Pittsburgh? Biloxi Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Pensacola (Marlins) 4, Biloxi 2 Box Score and Game Log Catch up with the latest Biloxi pre-game audio interview archives Cornielle Ties Season-High with Six Innings, Shuckers Fall to Blue Wahoos - Burke records first Double-A hit, Miller extends hit streak to eight Blake Burke fanned in his first AA at-bat, but not the second - off LHP Thomas White, who, as Voice of the Shuckers Javik Blake notes here, is pretty well-regarded (White K'd 14 in five innings his last time out): A minute prior, we got the only other posted highlight from this one: RHP Ryan Middendorf was the only arm needed beyond starter Alexander Cornielle. One thing you'll notice about Daniel's Monday AM Link Reports all season, really, is how the bullpens often get emptied during Sunday's action, knowing that Monday is a day off for all. If any pitcher needs to get work in, the organization will make sure it happens in a semi-scheduled way. Watch, this weekend will be the first to make me a false prophet in that regard. Wisconsin Pre-Game Media Notes (download link) Final: Lake County (Guardians) 5, Wisconsin 1 Box Score and Game Log Captains Contain Wisconsin - Rattlers fall 5-1 as Chourio has four hits and drives in three for Lake County Shortstop Eduardo Garcia was a precautionary exit a couple of innings after fouling a ball off his ankle. We'll likely see him rested Sunday prior to Monday's day off. That meant that the later innings of the highlight package won't include season-long staples Jadher Areinamo, Blake Burke or Garcia. Within the linked Postgame Podcast below, Voice of the Rattlers Chris Mehring spotlights some gritty 9th inning at-bats among the much-less-heralded remaining T-Rats. When asked about his depleted position player group, Manager Victor Estevez was reserved in his comments, also within the podcast. Estevez was politely professional yet realistic. Be thankful no one looks at batting averages any more in box scores, right. Right? Yikes. Southpaw Sam Garcia has now wrapped two very good efforts around his rough July 27th outing. Progress. I'm happy for the Wisconsin organization (and especially the cash flow in the team store) - but Udder Tuggers, Brats, Frozen Pizzas, Shantymen, I'm sure I'm missing others beyond the MiLB Latin-themed Cascabeles - it's kind of enough already. Excuse me while I old man chase kids out of my backyard now. Carolina Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Augusta (Braves) 5, Carolina 3 Box Score and Game Log Home Runs Lift Augusta Past Mudcats It was a short night for Eric Bitonti, who was DH'ing on Saturday. What's that, a backfill for Blake Burke at Wisconsin? Not quite, he was ejected after a called third strike in the top of the 1st. A little secret? Jesus Made has been quite "not good" for several weeks now. His July split was not aided in this first game of August, 0-for-5, one K. Reminder - Made turned 18 years old in May. The Mudcats scored single runs in the 5th, 7th and 9th to account for all their runs. Each was driven in by Pedro Ibarguen, which I find pretty cool. Also, very cool? Saturday's other corner outfielder, Tyler Rodriguez, singled twice and walked. He scored all three runs. Since it was a Saturday (cartoons back in the day), in honor of Ibarguen and Rodriguez, a good reason to pull up a "Wonder Twins Activate!" video: Being able to morph into any animal is one thing, but the whole superpower of transforming into any water-based entity was usually pretty uninspiring. Yeah, guess we have to live with the occasional Josh Adamczewski off day. We got another Ethan Dorchies / Jayden Dubanewicz piggyback, and the youngsters combined for nine K's vs. one walk. In a combined 67 innings, both pitchers sport Carolina League ERA's of 2.15, and that's beyond very good work in Maryvale to begin the year, Final: DSL Rays 3, DSL Brewers Blue 2 Box Score and Game Log The Men in Blue were held without a run until a Brailyn Antunez line drive double in the 8th placed runners on 2nd and 3rd. Antunez would be thrown out at 3rd base for the final out of the inning on the next fly ball sacrifice fly, thankfully Carlos Done scored before the 9-3-5 putout. The score was 3-1 after eight frames. Then in the 9th, Blue loaded the bases with no outs (single, HBP, walk). An unassisted double play on a liner to second base scored one run (only thanks to the second baseman's throwing error), but the game ended on a subsequent strikeout. The box score tells us the four Brewer pitchers were generally effective. Final: DSL Brewers Gold 15, DSL Tampa Bay 5 Box Score and Game Log We'll give credit to the Crew for going with "Blue" and "Gold" vs. Tampa's "Rays" and "Tampa Bay". As you can see, the organizations split the day's action, with the good guys clearly taking the run differential battle. Ugly however, with each team committing four errors. Also, Tampa pitchers plunked three batters and walked eight. In the midst of that lack of control, they tossed (12!) wild pitches. Shoutout to Tampa catcher Deinys Gonzalez, not a single passed ball. Those pitches were really wild! This also explains why the Golden Boys had only nine RBI while scoring 15 runs. Ah, the joy of DSL box scores... 18-year-old Venezuelan native 3B/2B (playing 3B here) Juan Martinez doubled, singled and walked twice, lifting his season-long OPS to 1.010. His 20-game July OPS was an awesome 1.262. On the season, Martinez has 22 stolen bases in 23 tries, and the switch-hitting 2nd year pro is now 37-for-39 in attempts in his career. Talk about a breakout campaign (.700 OPS in 2024). Jonathan Rangel, an 18-year-old 1B/C, has had a very strong 2025 (1.013 OPS in his 2nd pro season). He had to leave the game after an 8th inning HBP, hopefully OK. For yet another 18-year-old, RHP Christopher Peralta (Freddy's cousin), four of his last five outings have been quite solid. Robert Gasser continues his road back from Tommy John with another Appleton rehab appearance today. Hope everyone has a spectacular Sunday. Go Brewers (and Orioles!). 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Believe me, we won't hide any news once it becomes available. Until then, no.

Photos taken by Phrake Photography in Arizona this week - open each "X" post and then the photos can be displayed individually

Saturday 8/2: Postgame Shows after the 8-2 win over the Nationals: WTMJ with Dom Cotroneo - Jerry Augustine is Dom's guest 97.3 The Game with Tim Allen and crew Locked on Postcast with Brandon Sneide - "Offense Stays Hot, Woodruff Shines | Division Lead Expands!"

Image courtesy of BrewerFanatic Transactions: N/A Nashville Pre-Game Media Notes Final, Game One: Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 2, Nashville 0 Box Score and Game Log Final, Game Two: Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 8, Nashville 3 Box Score and Game Log Via the Sounds, game details, and we encourage readers to review affiliate write-ups as part of their Link Report routine: Sounds Bats Stay Quiet, Swept in Doubleheader by RailRiders - Patrick Nears Quality Start, Cameron On-Base Streak Extends to 14 Games As with all minor league doubleheaders, each contest was scheduled for seven regulation innings. I'm aware we promote reading the game summaries incessantly within our Link Reports (me in particular), but the Sounds media team does a fine job here in detailing the team's recent offensive woes. It's very reminiscent of the parent club getting shut out six times in the first 17 days of May (yes, that really happened and wasn't fun at the time). With Bryan Hudson and Elvis Peguero in DFA limbo, the Sounds' staff was not in need of a scheduled doubleheader. Since it was on the road and the club lost both games, at least they only needed to cover 12 innings. Chad Patrick did his part; Tobias Myers did not. Best record in baseball and Joel Payamps, Hudson and Peguero were all removed from the 40-man roster. Myers' rough outing forced Garrett Stallings into the game, and it seems more likely Stallings would have taken a rotation turn this weekend if not needed here. If Henderson is plucked today, Manager Rick Sweet may similarly pluck his moustache out in roster anxiety. Bobby Dalbec sat out both games, any extended absence for him would complicate things for the Sounds. Remember this guy? Biloxi Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Pensacola (Marlins) 1, Biloxi 0 Box Score and Game Log Catch up with the latest Biloxi pre-game audio interview archives Peterson, Bullpen Dazzle but Shuckers Fall to Pensacola in Pitcher's Duel - Shuckers lefty sets season-high with 4.2 innings, Bowman extends scoreless streak to 11.2 innings LHP Mark Manfredi was part of the "bullpen dazzle" mentioned above, and his is among the interviews linked. Mike Boeve fanned in all four trips to the plate and looks to be in real trouble. He has K'd in 60 of his 247 plate appearances (24.3%) with the Shuckers coming back from labrum surgery this spring. Boeve struck out nine times in his entire college draft year, albeit in the Horizon League, still Division I. Who is the recent bat beyond naturally gifted Jackson Chourio that the Brewers have truly guided from acquisition, to deep-into a development success story? They can't take full credit for Isaac Collins. It's been a decade-long lament. I've got to believe that other MLB organizations are feeling the 165-man stateside roster limit pinch with gutted benches on their affiliate rosters, the Brewers can't be the only ones with quite-often only a singular position player reserve option at multiple levels nearly every night. Looking forward to the infusion of the three Top 10 college position player picks into full-season ball, which should kick off a chain of moves - 1st round corner infielder Andrew Fischer, 6th round INF Danny Dickinson, and 7th round OF Josiah Ragsdale. Wisconsin Pre-Game Media Notes (download link) Final: Lake County (Guardians) 7, Wisconsin 2 Box Score and Game Log Captains Sail Past Timber Rattlers - Wisconsin commits five errors in 7-2 loss Enter at your own risk - at least we don't see "every" error: Win or lose, ugly or not, the podcast is always worth your time - here's your 11-minute version that includes Manager Victor Estevez: Kudos to RH starter Tanner Gillis and SS Eduardo Garcia. Garcia remains an interesting follow to see if he'll re-sign with the Crew, or whether he reaches minor league free agency in October at a very young age, not even 23 and a half years old. Unfortunately, you have to really squint at this position player group, which has pretty-much been static all season, to wonder how many will ever reach AA, never mind later this season. That sounds harsh, I realize, but it's a challenged collection offensively. Carolina Pre-Game Media Notes Final: Augusta (Braves) 12, Carolina 4 Box Score and Game Log Augusta Takes Third Straight from Mudcats Have not researched to determine why RHP Bryce Meccage went only two innings, 37 pitches (24 strikes), facing only ten batters. Crossing fingers. The three Mudcat pitchers walked seven and plunked four patters. LHP Bjorn Johnson added two wild pitches to the mix. This was the very first full-season game for Venezuelan catcher Kevin Garcia, who just turned 18 years old on July 20th, less than two weeks ago. He doubled and singled twice and played clean defense, even if he couldn't quite guide the arms to better results, hard to fault the young man there. Josh is incredible - Wind-aided or not, this oppo taco is impressive! When the Chicago Tribune takes note of the Illinois native even when he plays for the "rival" Brewers, that's impressive. It's a $1 paywall feature article, but I do provide one tip for a "free look" at this forum link. Not sure about your thoughts, but no need to rush Brice Turang into a contract extension that would block Mr. A. from taking over second base full-time in 2028-2029 and then holding it for the next decade beyond that. Jesus Made and Luis Pena were both on the bench here, and with limited home games in Appleton the rest of the way, the ticket-sellers in T-Rat Land are getting anxious. Filippi Di Turi (on base three times) and Eric Bitonti (on twice) tried to make up for the dynamic duo's absence. The GreenJackets "X" feed shows that team taking advantage of pitches from Meccage and Bryan Rivera. Final: DSL Brewers Blue 14, DSL Cleveland Mendoza 3 Box Score and Game Log Final: DSL Brewers Gold 5, DSL Braves 3 Box Score and Game Log There are nice DSL insights within three consecutive posts at our daily forum running thread here. In fact, the full thread has commentary that supplements this report well should you wish to read through. Would love to be watching a big-league Brewers game in five years and referencing folks to this post when we noted that impressive 17-year-old Nicaraguan native RHP Diustin Mayorquin retired all 12 men he faced while continuing an impressive debut season. The same six affiliates see action Saturday. Enjoy another summer weekend, everyone - darn, August already! 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When the Chicago Tribune takes note of the Illinois native even when he plays for the "rival" Brewers, that's impressive. This feature article focuses on Adamczewski's mindset but is very much worth the one dollar it'll take to get a year-long subscription, whether you then immediately drop it or set a reminder to do so. One tip - I was able to do a print from my desktop browser within the first few seconds before the paywall prompts, you have to be very quick. Take that, technology!

Enjoy the full pod, with @Spencer Michaelis's Minor League Sandbox beginning at the 02:03:50 hour/minute mark

This thread will be utilized for any minor league news Saturday. Organizational Scoreboard Audio Links MiLB TV (Subscribers)

Friday 8/1: Via WTMJ's Morning News (download link): "Rick Schlesinger talks orientation process of the new acquisitions to the team. And we preview the Bob Uecker game later in August!" Via ESPN Wisconsin's "Jen, Gabe and Chewy" (download link): Craig Karmazin Via the "Cold Brew Podcast": "Dave Gasper and Matt Carroll of Athlon Sports react to and break down the Brewers moves at the MLB Trade Deadline. The Brewers brought in a new backup catcher, shipped out a starting pitcher, and brought in two injured pitchers in a wild and unexpected deadline haul. We break it all down in here and celebrate 200 episodes of the Cold Brew Pod!" Postgame Shows after the 16-9 win in Washington: WTMJ with Dom Cotroneo - Jerry Augustine is Dom's guest 97.3 The Game with Tim Allen and crew Locked on Postcast with Brandon Sneide - "Brewers Put on Hit Parade in D.C."

This thread will be utilized for any minor league news Friday. Organizational Scoreboard Audio Links MiLB TV (Subscribers)

Thursday 7/31: Via WTMJ's Morning News (download link): Matt Arnold Via 97.3's Mike Heller Show (Hour Three): Hunter Baumgardt Via 97.3's Drew & KB (Hour One): Paul Wagner, former Brewers pitcher and Wisconsin native, talks about his experience as a major leaguer at the deadline (go to the 23:00 minute mark) Via WSCO's "The Show with Balky" (download link): Paul Dietrich from Brew Crew Ball (go to the 07:45 minute mark) Via 97.3's Drew & KB (Hour Three): Tim Allen reacts to the Brewers trades at the deadline (go to the 03:50 minute mark) Via the "Wisconsin Sports Daily Show" with Steve "Sparky" Fifer: "Tim Dillard explains why the Brewers aren't as aggressive on the trade market as we expected. Tim breaks down why guys like Andrew Vaughn made a trade hard for the Crew." Via "The Bill Michaels Show" (Hour Two): JR Radcliffe of the Journal-Sentinel (go to the 30:45 minute mark) WTMJ's "Brewers Weekly" with Dom Cotroneo - "The Trade Deadline came and went and although the Brewers did make a few moves - it felt like they stayed where they were at. Dom asks who would you rather have of the players traded today? Did they miss out or had they already made the moves they wanted?" Locked on Brewers with Chuck Freimund - "Brewers Ignore Trade Market Frenzy | Will This Decision Haunt Them in Playoffs?" Via the "Brew Crew Scoop" Podcast: "Red Hot Andrew Vaughn Helps Crew Maintain Best Record in Baseball at the Deadline" Via the "View from Bernie's Chalet" Podcast: "Trade Deadline Dud - Jason, Hyatt & Tim chat underwhelming trade deadline moves, Andrew Vaughn's amazing start, disappointing Marlins series, awesome Cubs series & preview Nationals & Braves series." Via Bart Winkler's "Into the Winklerverse": "Bart is live reacting to the nothingness of the Brewers trade deadline and then reacts to the deal with the Diamondbacks that is confusing and weird." *** Via our Minor League Forum: 97.3 FM's "Mike Heller Show" broadcast from Appleton Thursday 7/31. Hour One - Mike O'Neal, pitching coach of the Timber Rattlers (go to the 29:50 minute mark) Hour Two - Voice of the Timber Rattlers Chris Mehring (go to the 26:20 minute mark)

97.3 FM's "Mike Heller Show" broadcast from Appleton Thursday 7/31. Hour One - Mike O'Neal, pitching coach of the Timber Rattlers (go to the 29:50 minute mark) Hour Two - Voice of the Timber Rattlers Chris Mehring (go to the 26:20 minute mark)

Regalado was activated from the restricted list this week, perhaps as some paperwork wrapped up? We'll likely see his debut in the coming week.

Catcher Eric Haase was added to the initial post in this thread after his outright assignment to Nashville post-DFA. Haase would have forfeited his MLB salary had he not accepted the assignment.