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LHP Alan Williams and his 28 K's in 14 Helena innings have received an earned promotion to Wisconsin (MiLB.com page). The 21-year-old indy league signee is destined to follow the Joe Thatcher career path, you can book it. And that's a very good thing. Just hope he isn't dealt to the Padres. The Rattlers remain one below the 25-man roster limit.

I imagine everyone else is just getting silence for the Palm Beach weekday matinee. Probably only a few hundred folks in attendance for this stellar pitching matchup, gotta love the Florida State League. Well, Rattler Radio is hardly a bad alternative, to say the least, and the first inning is going swimmingly for Wisconsin, as Mike Walker and Jason Rogers go deep back-to-back, with the inning still in progress.

Wisconsin Lineup and Media Notes Info

PCL American North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Omaha 53 44 .546 - - 28-20 25-24 5-5 L1 Memphis 50 47 .515 3.0 45 29-21 21-26 4-6 W1 Nashville 45 52 .464 8.0 40 29-22 16-30 6-4 W2 Iowa 44 53 .454 9.0 39 27-23 17-30 3-7 L2 SOU North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Chattanooga 14 11 .560 - - 7-8 7-3 5-5 L2 Carolina 12 12 .500 1.5 45 7-7 5-5 7-3 W2 Huntsville 12 13 .480 2.0 44 4-6 8-7 3-7 W2 * Tennessee 11 14 .440 3.0 43 6-4 5-10 3-7 L1 Jackson 10 15 .400 4.0 42 4-6 6-9 5-5 L2 FSL North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Tampa 13 12 .520 - - 8-7 5-5 4-6 L2 * Daytona 12 13 .480 1.0 45 4-6 8-7 5-5 L2 Dunedin 12 13 .480 1.0 45 5-7 7-6 3-7 L1 Brevard County 11 12 .478 1.0 46 5-6 6-6 5-5 W3 Lakeland 11 12 .478 1.0 46 6-7 5-5 6-4 L2 Clearwater 10 15 .400 3.0 43 6-6 4-9 3-7 L3 MID Western Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Beloit 14 10 .583 - - 8-7 6-3 6-4 W2 Kane County 14 10 .583 - - 7-8 7-2 5-5 W1 Quad Cities 14 10 .583 - - 9-6 5-4 8-2 L1 Clinton 13 11 .542 1.0 46 0-0 0-0 0-0 W1 Cedar Rapids 11 13 .458 3.0 44 8-7 3-6 5-5 L2 Wisconsin 10 14 .417 4.0 43 5-10 5-4 2-8 W1 * Burlington 9 15 .375 5.0 42 7-8 2-7 3-7 L1 Peoria 9 15 .375 5.0 42 4-11 5-4 4-6 L3 PIO North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Missoula 17 12 .586 - - 6-6 11-6 7-3 L1 Billings 15 14 .517 2.0 8 8-9 7-5 4-6 L1 Great Falls 14 15 .483 3.0 7 8-9 6-6 6-4 W1 Helena 14 15 .483 3.0 7 6-6 8-9 5-5 W2 AZL Central Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak AZL Dodgers 12 11 .522 - - 6-5 6-6 3-7 W1 AZL Reds 12 11 .522 - - 7-5 5-6 6-4 L1 AZL Indians 11 11 .500 0.5 34 5-6 6-5 6-4 L2 AZL Brewers 5 17 .227 6.5 28 3-8 2-9 2-8 W1 DSL S.D. North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak DSL Mariners 32 11 .744 - - 17-4 15-7 8-2 W1 DSL Brewers 27 16 .628 5.0 25 13-9 14-7 6-4 L3 DSL Athletics 15 30 .333 18.0 11 10-12 5-18 4-6 W3 DSL Cardinals 14 30 .318 18.5 11 10-12 4-18 3-7 L1

Follow Wednesday's action as it happens: Nashville (Gameday also available) Huntsville (Gameday also available) Brevard County Wisconsin Arizona Rookie (Maryvale) DSL Brewers

Wednesday's Daily Menu: Nashville: RHP Josh Butler at Iowa (Cubs), 6:50 PM pre-game, 7:05 gametime Live Audio Link -- Select the Iowa feed from the MiLB main audio page MiLB.TV -- for subscribers * NOTE for friends, family, and fans specific for the Sounds: The Sounds' audio feed won't be available from Iowa for the duration of the series, a technical issue of some sort. Please click on the Iowa feed to follow the likes of Gindl, Green, etc. today and Thursday. Huntsville: RHP Cody Scarpetta at home vs. Chattanooga (Dodgers), 6:43 PM gametime Live Audio Link -- Select the Huntsville feed from the MiLB main audio page iPad/iPhone: Listen Traditional Broadcast Live Audio Link -- It's the Lookouts feed... Brevard County: RHP Tyler Thornburg at Palm Beach (Cardinals), 11:05 AM gametime Live Audio Link -- Select the Palm Beach feed from the MiLB main audio page Wisconsin: RHP Matt Miller at Lansing (Blue Jays), 10:45 AM pre-game, 11:05 gametime Live Audio Link Helena: Idle Arizona Rookie (Maryvale): at home vs. the Indians' little ones; 9:00 PM gametime; never audio for games in this league DSL Brewers: at the DSL Athletics, 9:30 AM, although game data won't be available until late afternoon at the earliest

Nashville Audio Archive -- July 19 - Chat with reliever Jim Henderson

Wanted to post early on, we'll have full details by mid-morning. Top prospect watchers nationally will have an eye on this game (11:05 AM Central, there should be Palm Beach audio) -- Cardinals' young right-hander Carlos Martinez (1-1, 3.78 ERA) will make his second appearance at Roger Dean Stadium Wednesday afternoon against Tyler Thornburg (2-2, 2.05 ERA) and the Manatees. That is just a ridiculous matchup and hopefully Tyler puts on a show. *** With a similar 11:05 AM Central start time (10:45 pre-game), Chris Mehring will have his call of Timber Rattlers - Lugnuts from Lansing. Matt Miller will be on the mound for Wisconsin.

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Final: Nashville 4, @Iowa 3 Sounds Take Second Straight From I-Cubs, Win 4-3 Fiers Deals While Green Drives In Three Of Four Runs Nashville Sounds Des Moines, Iowa - The Nashville Sounds dropped the division-rival Iowa Cubs, 4-3, on Tuesday evening at Principal Park in the second game of a four-game set. Nashville (45-52) has taken the first two games from the Cubs and has played in a PCL-high 43 one-run games this season, going 19-24 in those contests. Outfielder Jordan Brown added two hits to extend his hitting streak to eight games, while second baseman Taylor Green drove in three of the four runs with his two hits. Nashville starting pitcher Mike Fiers continued to dominate from the mound, moving to 3-0 in his first three Triple-A Starts. Fiers surrendered two runs on four hits with four strikeouts in seven innings of work. The 26-year old also walked five and hit two batters. In his last 11 starts between Double-A Huntsville and Nashville, Fiers is 6-2 with a 2.01 ERA (14 ER / 62.2 IP), holding opponents to a .180 average over that stretch (40-for-222). Nashville starting pitchers are posting a combined 2.83 ERA in the club's last nine games (15 ER / 47.2 IP). Sounds starters have struck out 39 batters while allowing only 35 hits in 47 2/3 innings over that stretch. The Sounds jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the top of the first inning on Iowa starter Nicholas Struck, as the Cubs pitcher tossed 34 pitches in the opening frame. The Sounds worked three walks in the inning, which came back to haunt Struck when Green hit a two-out, bases loaded, two-run single to center field. Green improved his average to .833 (5-for-6) with 15 RBIs with the bases juiced this season. Iowa scored their first run in the bottom of the fourth as Nashville starter Fiers experienced control issues. Fiers hit two batters and allowed a Brad Snyder single to load the bases, followed by a two-out walk to Marwin Gonzalez that scored D.J. LeMahieu. Each club scored a run in the sixth inning. Green recorded his 54th RBI with a base hit to center field that scored Erick Almonte. Iowa catcher Welington Castillo then retaliated with a solo home run to left field, his 13th of the season. The Sounds extended their lead to 4-2 in the next inning, as Caleb Gindl led off the frame with a double to center. Gindl moved to third on a sacrifice bunt by Fiers, and scored when Brown lined a base hit to left field. The Cubs came within one run in the eighth inning as reliever Zack Segovia offered up a solo home run to leadoff hitter Brian LaHair that made it 4-3. LaHair's homer was his PCL-leading 28th of the season. Segovia allowed one run in one inning pitched. Mike McClendon converted his second save of the season while fanning two in a scoreless ninth. Struck (0-3) took the tough luck loss to remain winless, allowing three runs in six innings in a quality start. The Sounds and Cubs continue their four-game series at 7:05 PM CT on Wednesday night at Principal Park. Right-hander Josh Butler (5-5, 4.80) mans the bump for Nashville against Iowa righty Jay Jackson (5-8, 5.89). Nashville Box Score Eric Farris (single, two walks, 2-for-3 on the basepaths) again at shortstop, certainly more frequently as of late; Taylor Green has been just so darn impressive; the Nashville write-up a bit too cheerful calling Mike Fiers' effort "dominant", not with the five free passes and two HBP's -- but given that, 96 pitches through seven innings says something about his pitchability... Nashville Play-by-Play

AZL Royals Top of the 6th Pitcher Change: Chad Thompson replaces Will West. Brian Gaylord flies out to right fielder Ronny Puello. Adrian Morales doubles (1) on a fly ball to left fielder Jose R. Garcia. With Jerico Blanco batting, passed ball by Adam Weisenburger, Adrian Morales to 3rd. Jerico Blanco out on a sacrifice fly to right fielder Ronny Puello. Adrian Morales scores. Jerrell Allen strikes out swinging. This was the pro debut for 2011 27th round pick, 6'8" Maryvale RHP Chad Thompson, a 20-year-old out of a California JUCO.

Cardinals Drop Third Straight to Manatees Brevard County Knocks Out 13 Hits and Forces Four Double Plays in 6-3 Win By Tyler Krochmal / Palm Beach Cardinals JUPITER, Fla. - The Palm Beach Cardinals (13-13, 42-53) grounded into four double plays, committed three errors and were out-hit 13-6 in a 6-3 loss to the Brevard County Manatees (11-12, 38-55) in game three of a four-game series Tuesday night at Roger Dean Stadium. The Cardinals have now lost three in a row for the first time since being swept in a four-game series by the Daytona Cubs May 18-21 and dropped to .500 in the second-half season. Eric Fornataro (6-8, 3.95 ERA) matched a season high by allowing 10 hits in six innings but kept the damage minimal with just three earned runs, walking one and striking out four. The fourth-year righty continues to a pitcher of streaks, having now lost two straight after winning three in a row in late June. Brevard County got on Fornataro for all three runs in the second inning, beginning with a leadoff bunt single from D'Vontrey Richardson and a one-out hit by pitch. Sean McCraw then drove home two with a double to deep center field and was followed by consecutive singles to load the bases with still one away. Kentrail Davis capped the scoring with an RBI-groundout to shortstop, leaving the 'Tees on top 3-0 early on. Neither team managed much at the plate after the second until later on in the eighth, as Fornataro and Manatees starter Nick Bucci (6-8, 3.58 ERA) settled in to hold their opponents off the board before turning to the bullpen. Brevard County put runners on base in every inning against Fornataro and eventually every frame overall, finishing the contest with 13 men left on base. Justin Smith came on in the seventh and fired a scoreless inning before running into trouble with two outs in the eighth. A walk and a single to Davis forced Keith Butler into action, but the right-hander issued another free pass and gave up a two-run single to Hunter Morris that put Brevard County on top 5-0. Palm Beach put together its only rally of the night in the eighth and it could have been much more, coming away with just one run to end the frame after loading the bases with nobody out. Greg Garcia drove home two with a triple earlier in the inning but Xavier Scruggs grounded into a double play with the bags juiced, scoring one but dampening any potential threat and keeping the score at 5-3. Brevard County picked up another insurance run in the ninth thanks in part to an error from Domnit Bolivar, finalizing the unfortunate 6-3 final. Bolivar and Starlin Rodriguez each contributed a pair of singles while Roque Mercedes picked up his second save of the season for the 'Tees.

Love the enthusiasm, but if we're comparing #'s 4 and 5 to past league MVP winners, then maybe the outlook is a tad high.

September 2007 -- RHP Dane De La Rosa, from the Golden League to Helena; this one bears watching. The 6'6" reliever was signed at age 24 just in time to appear in one regular season game with Helena, although he would pitch again in their playoff elimination game a few days after, a game that won't show up on the linked stats here. De La Rosa would be released in spring training a few months later. De La Rosa might have a bit of John Axford in him, in that he was a former tall, lanky Yankee farmhand released early in his pro career. De La Rosa would return to the independent leagues for all of 2008 and 2009, but was rewarded with a full season in Tampa Bay's system in 2010. Not just that, he impressed enough that he was added to the Rays' 40-man roster last fall and has a shot at being part of their revamped big league bullpen this spring. In case you're wondering, John Axford never formally signed with an independent league team best we can tell, and thus isn't on our master list here. *** Congrats to Dane De La Rosa (stats), called up to the big league Tampa Bay Rays today (the same day better-known Steve Garrison gets his big league call-up to the Yankees).

Congratulations to LHP Steve Garrison, called up to the New York Yankees. May not be long, and it's a call-up based on convenience, not the linked stats, as Garrison is on the Yankees' 40-man, but congratulations nonetheless! Ironically, it was another former Brewer, Sergio Mitre, who went on the DL, necessitating the move. FYI -- Will Inman's numbers at AAA Tuscon, still in the Padres' system, tough place to pitch.

To fill the open roster spot at Brevard County, 23-year-old RHP Skyler Crawford, the former Marlin farmhand who previously played in the FSL in 2009, has been bumped up from Wisconsin. The Rattlers will likely backfill their now-open spot on Wednesday.

Nashville Media Notes

PCL American North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Omaha 53 43 .552 - - 28-20 25-23 6-4 W3 Memphis 49 47 .510 4.0 45 28-21 21-26 3-7 L3 Iowa 44 52 .458 9.0 40 27-22 17-30 3-7 L1 Nashville 44 52 .458 9.0 40 29-22 15-30 5-5 W1 SOU North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Chattanooga 14 11 .560 - - 7-8 7-3 5-5 L2 Carolina 12 12 .500 1.5 45 7-7 5-5 7-3 W2 Huntsville 12 13 .480 2.0 44 4-6 8-7 3-7 W2 * Tennessee 11 14 .440 3.0 43 6-4 5-10 3-7 L1 Jackson 10 15 .400 4.0 42 4-6 6-9 5-5 L2 FSL North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Tampa 13 11 .542 - - 8-6 5-5 5-5 L1 * Daytona 12 12 .500 1.0 46 4-6 8-6 5-5 L1 Dunedin 12 12 .500 1.0 46 5-6 7-6 4-6 W1 Lakeland 11 11 .500 1.0 47 6-6 5-5 6-4 L1 Brevard County 10 12 .455 2.0 46 5-6 5-6 4-6 W2 Clearwater 10 14 .417 3.0 44 6-6 4-8 4-6 L2 MID Western Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Beloit 14 10 .583 - - 8-7 6-3 6-4 W2 Kane County 14 10 .583 - - 7-8 7-2 5-5 W1 Quad Cities 14 10 .583 - - 9-6 5-4 8-2 L1 Clinton 13 11 .542 1.0 46 0-0 0-0 0-0 W1 Cedar Rapids 11 13 .458 3.0 44 8-7 3-6 5-5 L2 Wisconsin 10 14 .417 4.0 43 5-10 5-4 2-8 W1 * Burlington 9 15 .375 5.0 42 7-8 2-7 3-7 L1 Peoria 9 15 .375 5.0 42 4-11 5-4 4-6 L3 PIO North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Missoula 17 11 .607 - - 6-6 11-5 8-2 W2 Billings 15 13 .536 2.0 9 8-8 7-5 5-5 W1 Great Falls 13 15 .464 4.0 7 7-9 6-6 5-5 L2 Helena 13 15 .464 4.0 7 6-6 7-9 4-6 W1 AZL Central Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak AZL Reds 12 10 .545 - - 7-4 5-6 6-4 W1 AZL Indians 11 10 .524 0.5 35 5-5 6-5 6-4 L1 AZL Dodgers 11 11 .500 1.0 34 6-5 5-6 3-7 L1 AZL Brewers 4 17 .190 7.5 28 2-8 2-9 2-8 L4 DSL S.D. North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak DSL Mariners 31 11 .738 - - 17-4 14-7 8-2 L1 DSL Brewers 27 15 .643 4.0 27 13-8 14-7 7-3 L2 DSL Cardinals 14 29 .326 17.5 13 10-12 4-17 3-7 W1 DSL Athletics 14 30 .318 18.0 12 9-12 5-18 3-7 W2

Follow Tuesday's action as it happens: Nashville (Gameday also available) Brevard County Helena Arizona Rookie (Maryvale) DSL Brewers Game One DSL Brewers Game Two

Tuesday's Daily Menu: Nashville: RHP Mike Fiers at Iowa (Cubs), 6:50 PM pre-game, 7:05 gametime Live Audio Link -- Select the Nashville feed from the MiLB main audio page MiLB.TV -- for subscribers Huntsville: Idle Brevard County: RHP Nick Bucci at Palm Beach (Cardinals), 5:35 PM gametime Live Audio Link -- Select the Palm Beach feed from the MiLB main audio page Wisconsin: Idle Helena: RHP Andy Moye at Casper (Rockies), 7:50 PM pre-game, 8:05 gametime Live Audio Link -- Select the Helena feed from the MiLB main audio page Arizona Rookie (Maryvale): at home vs. the Royals' kids; 9:00 PM gametime; never audio for games in this league DSL Brewers: at home vs. the DSL Mariners, 9:30 AM, although game data won't be available until late afternoon at the earliest DSL NOTE: Good chance the DSL club will make up the rainout of the 13th today, so we'll list this as a doubleheader just in case.

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Baseball America reminds us about a 16-game hit streak as well -- Brewers shortstop Yadiel Rivera went 5-for-5 and hit for the cycle yesterday (while doubling up on doubles) for Rookie-level Helena. In the process he extended his hitting streak to 16 games. A ninth-round pick from Puerto Rico last year, Rivera hit just .194/.224/.262 in 103 at-bats for low Class A Wisconsin this season before settling in the Pioneer League. He's batting .331/.372/.587 through 121 at-bats, and he leads the PL in runs scored (26), ranks third in extra-base hits (16) and second in hits (40), RBIs (23) . . . and strikeouts (37).

Record heat, strange ending as Iowa falls in extra innings by Rick Brown, Des Moines Register The heat index was 114 degrees Monday, the highest on record at Principal Park. The game-time temperature, 97 degrees, was the hottest start to a contest since a 99-degree reading on July 19, 2006. A perfect night for extra innings, a 3 hour 40 minute game and a strange ending. Few in the announced crowd of 4,736 were around to see the 10th inning, when Nashville scored two runs without the aid of a hit for a 5-3 victory. With one out in the top of the 10th, Iowa reliever Chris Carpenter walked Taylor Green and Mat Gamel. Both advanced a base on a wild pitch. Green scored the go-ahead run on a passed ball charged to Iowa catcher Welington Castillo. Gamel then scored on Mike Rivera’s sacrifice fly to center. Iowa was also a generous host in the top of the ninth, when the Sounds tied the score on a single, a walk, a sacrifice bunt and Carpenter’s wild pitch. Iowa had taken a 3-2 lead into the ninth, thanks to Castillo’s two-run homer in the seventh. Castillo’s 12th homer of the season came off Mitch Stetter, who has been on the Milwaukee Brewers’ disabled list since May 15 because of a hip injury. That erased a 2-1 deficit thanks to a pair of two-out solo homers by Rivera in the fourth and Gamel in the sixth. Rivera, the Sounds’ catcher, was also front and center in a crazy bottom of the sixth when he had a pair of putouts. Iowa had three hits and failed to score. Brad Snyder led off the Iowa sixth with a sharp single to right. Ryan Flaherty followed with a double to left center, and Snyder was on his horse. Nashville center fielder Brett Carroll retrieved the ball, then fired it to cutoff man Edwin Maysonet. He threw a strike to Rivera, who tagged Snyder out. Scott Moore singled to put runners at the corners with one out. But Flaherty was out at home trying to score on Marwin Gonzelez’s grounder to first. The bases were full of Cubs after Maysonet booted pinch hitter Lou Montanez’s grounder, but leadoff hitter Brett Jackson bounced out to first to end the inning.

Sounds' slugger adjusts his gameHome runs coming easier for Gamel by Greg Sullivan, the Tennessean After hitting 14 home runs all of last season, Nashville Sounds first baseman Mat Gamel already had 18 this year before the Brewers called him up for a 12-game stint prior to the All-Star break. Now back with the Sounds, Gamel said he is looking for a strong finish to the season as his team tries to make a late push in the Pacific Coast League American North division. “I don’t expect to hit 18 more in the second half,” said Gamel, who hit his first home run in Monday's game since his return to the Sounds. “I just want to come out and put good swings on the ball and keep getting better.” Gamel didn’t hit his first home run until April 30. Ever since, he’s been driving balls with authority. “It wasn’t really something I was concerned with,” Gamel said of the slow start. “Home runs come and for me home runs come in bunches. I’ll go on a streak where I’ll hit five or six in a week and won’t hit another one in two or three weeks.” There have been more good stretches than bad this season for Gamel, who led the Sounds in home runs and RBIs (62) and was second in batting average (.324) entering Monday’s 5-3, 10-inning victory at Iowa. “He’s doing a good job,” Sounds Manager Don Money said. “He’s had a good year, but is he going to hit 30 home runs? I don’t know. Could he drive in 100? Yeah, if he hits over .300 all year. “But when that phone rings right there and they say, ‘OK, we need so and so.’ We say, ‘OK.’ ” That phone already rang three weeks ago and Gamel joined the Brewers for what he thought would be a designated hitter role against the Yankees and Twins. “I stayed up there longer than I expected,” said Gamel. “I pretty much thought I’d be up there just for interleague and I’d come back so to stay there any after that was good.” Gamel stayed with the Brewers for two more series and saw time at his old position, third base, and in the outfield. Now he said he will likely see time at third base and first base with the Sounds. He was 3-for-26 (.115) in Milwaukee. “It’s not the minor leagues where you’re pretty much guaranteed a mistake from the pitcher every at-bat,” Gamel said. “I only struck out (four) times. I was putting the ball in play. My situational hitting could have been better, at times. But that’s part of the adjustments that you’ve got to make in the big leagues.” It has been a season of transition for Gamel in Nashville. Aside from moving across the diamond to play first base for the Sounds, he has also shown increased maturity at the plate, Money said. “One guy asked me my year when I hit (career-high) 25 home runs (1977, with the Brewers), ‘How’d you do it?’ ” Money said. “I just hit the pitches. I didn’t foul ’em off. “I know he’s pulling his home runs more now, but I think he’s just hitting the pitches. I think he’s got the same bat speed. I think he’s got the same everything, but he’s hitting the pitches so that tells me he’s maturing.” Gamel maintains that he hasn’t tweaked his approach, but is making better contact with increased strength. So some balls that would have been doubles have cleared the fence. “It’s not like my home runs are those big, towering fly balls,” he said. “They’re line drives that go over the fence. I still don’t say that I’m a home run hitter.” *** The Gamel File -- - Born: July 26, 1985 in Jacksonville, Fla. - High school: Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville) - Drafted: Fourth round, 2005 by Milwaukee. - Minors: .305, 95 homers, 469 RBIs in 699 games (2005-11). - Sounds: .303, 43 homers, 180 RBIs in 243 games (2008-11). - Majors: .222, 5 homers, 23 RBIs in 85 games (2008-11). Mat Gamel has 19 homers for the Sounds this season after hitting one in Monday's game. / Photo by JAE S. LEE / THE TENNESSEAN http://cmsimg.tennessean.com/apps/pbcsi.dll/bilde?Site=DN&Date=20110719&Category=SPORTS04&ArtNo=307190028&Ref=AR&MaxW=300&Border=0

An Eric Farris home run is among the Nashville video highlights posted recently.