Jim Goulart

Go Prince, go Rickie! Watch Prince's kids steal the show. Watch Diamondbacks fans fume over Prince not making the obvious choice of Justin Upton. Matt Holliday, really? Wonder how Chris Berman could still be doing the broadcast. Wonder why it goes on and on and on... Enjoy and discuss here.

PCL American North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Omaha 50 41 .549 - - 26-18 24-23 6-4 W2 Memphis 48 42 .533 1.5 53 27-16 21-26 6-4 W1 Nashville 41 49 .456 8.5 46 27-19 14-30 4-6 W2 Iowa 41 50 .451 9.0 45 24-20 17-30 3-7 L7 SOU North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Chattanooga 12 6 .667 - - 5-4 7-2 5-5 W3 Huntsville 9 8 .529 2.5 51 4-4 5-4 6-4 L2 * Tennessee 8 10 .444 4.0 49 5-4 3-6 3-7 L5 Carolina 7 9 .438 4.0 50 4-4 3-5 4-6 W2 Jackson 6 12 .333 6.0 47 3-6 3-6 4-6 L1 FSL North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Dunedin 10 7 .588 - - 3-2 7-5 6-4 W1 Tampa 9 8 .529 1.0 53 5-3 4-5 5-5 L2 Clearwater 8 9 .471 2.0 52 5-6 3-3 6-4 W1 Lakeland 7 8 .467 2.0 53 3-3 4-5 5-5 W2 * Daytona 7 9 .438 2.5 52 2-6 5-3 4-6 L4 Brevard County 6 8 .429 2.5 53 4-5 2-3 3-7 L3 MID Western Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Kane County 12 5 .706 - - 5-3 7-2 6-4 W3 Beloit 10 7 .588 2.0 - 4-4 6-3 5-5 W1 Clinton 10 7 .588 2.0 - 5-4 5-3 6-4 L1 Quad Cities 9 8 .529 3.0 53 4-4 5-4 6-4 W4 Wisconsin 8 9 .471 4.0 52 3-6 5-3 5-5 L3 Peoria 7 10 .412 5.0 51 2-7 5-3 5-5 W2 * Burlington 6 11 .353 6.0 50 4-5 2-6 3-7 L4 Cedar Rapids 6 11 .353 6.0 50 3-5 3-6 4-6 L4 PIO North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Missoula 12 9 .571 - - 6-5 6-4 8-2 W3 Billings 11 10 .524 1.0 17 5-5 6-5 5-5 L2 Great Falls 10 11 .476 2.0 16 4-6 6-5 5-5 W2 Helena 9 12 .429 3.0 15 5-6 4-6 2-8 L3 AZL Central Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak AZL Dodgers 10 6 .625 - - 5-3 5-3 6-4 L2 AZL Indians 8 8 .500 2.0 39 3-4 5-4 5-5 L1 AZL Reds 8 9 .471 2.5 38 6-3 2-6 5-5 L2 AZL Brewers 3 13 .188 7.0 34 1-7 2-6 1-9 L4 DSL S.D. North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak DSL Mariners 26 9 .743 - - 14-4 12-5 8-2 W3 DSL Brewers 21 13 .618 4.5 34 9-7 12-6 4-6 L1 DSL Cardinals 12 23 .343 14.0 24 8-11 4-12 5-5 W1 DSL Athletics 11 24 .314 15.0 23 7-9 4-15 4-6 L3

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

Monday's Daily Menu: Nashville: Idle until Thursday; PCL All-Star Game is Wednesday evening Huntsville: LHP Dan Merklinger and TBD in a doubleheader at home vs. Carolina (Reds), 4:43 PM gametime; each contest slated for seven innings Live Audio Link iPad/iPhone: Listen Traditional Broadcast Live Audio Link -- Select the Carolina feed from the MiLB main audio page Brevard County: RHP's Hiram Burgos and Mark Willinsky in a doubleheader at home vs. Fort Myers (Twins), 4:05 PM gametime; each contest slated for seven innings Live Audio Link -- Select the Fort Myers feed from the MiLB main audio page Wisconsin: LHP Del Howell at Quad Cities (Cardinals), 6:40 PM pre-game, 7:00 gametime Live Audio Link Helena: RHP Kevin Shackelford at home vs. Great Falls (White Sox), 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 mini-Mariners; 9:00 PM gametime; never audio for games in this league DSL Brewers: at home vs. the DSL Athletics, 9:30 AM, although game data won't be available until late afternoon at the earliest; good chance the teams will make up a July 4th rainout, so we'll proceed as if they'll play two

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PCL notes: Farris raising his stock Nashville infielder works to improve his defensive versatility By Chris Jackson / Special to MLB.com Life as a blocked prospect is never easy. Take Eric Farris, a second baseman in the Milwaukee Brewers' system who is stuck behind an All-Star obstacle in Rickie Weeks. Farris could easily give into frustration as Triple-A Nashville seems to be as far as he will get with the Brewers. Yet every day, Farris keeps battling, keeps hoping he will get a chance, either with Milwaukee or on another team as the July 31 trade deadline creeps closer. "All I can control is what I do on the field," Farris said. "[Weeks] is a great player, and I love watching him play. There's a lot of stuff in his game that I can take and learn from. It's nothing that bothers me. It's just something that's out of my control, and all I can do is what I can where I'm at." Right now Farris is playing second base for the Sounds, batting .263 (90-for-342) with four home runs, 27 RBIs and 11 stolen bases. He has already surpassed his total of games played this year (85) versus last season (70), when he was sidelined by a knee injury. "That's kind of been my main focus this year is to stay healthy," Farris said. "I want to get through the whole year and not spend any time on the DL like I have over the past couple seasons. As far as my body feels, it feels pretty good. I have my days. Things come up and bark every once in a while. But for the most part I'm healthy and I'm trying to stay that way." In addition to trying to stay out of the trainer's room, Farris has played 17 games at shortstop this season. "I think the plan with the organization is to move around a little bit," Farris said. "I think that I've proven I can play second base. Being able to play shortstop boosts my stock a little bit and hopefully makes my path to the big leagues a little easier." Farris has as many errors at shortstop, five, as he does at second base. "When I get over to shortstop especially, that's something I want to conquer," Farris said. "Right now I'm not as comfortable there as I am at second base because I haven't played there much in my career. That's something I want to keep working on." With the Brewers in the thick of a four-team battle atop the National League Central, the trade deadline could loom large for Farris and other Minor Leaguers who could be dangled as bait to help the big league squad. "You hear stuff, just along the wire," Farris said. "You've got to come out here and play -- that's really what it comes down to. If you're not playing well, who's going to want you anyway? So I mean, you've got to just go out there and get the job done every day and then what happens, happens." http://web.minorleaguebaseball.com/images/2011/07/11/cNkOMQlJ.jpg

More on Thornburg from MiLB.com

Sounds coach Sandy Guerrero can serve up home runs Guerrero will throw to Fielder tonight by Greg Sullivan, The Tennessean One half of arguably baseball’s best Home Run Derby team used to play his baseball in Nashville. The other half is current Sounds hitting coach Sandy Guerrero. At the Milwaukee Brewers’ 2004 spring training, Prince Fielder, then best known as the son of former big league slugger Cecil Fielder, formed a bond with Guerrero that still goes strong. With Guerrero throwing the pitches, Fielder won the Home Run Derby in 2009 in his second appearance. Fielder didn’t participate last year because he didn’t make the All-Star team, but tonight the pair will look to reclaim the title with Fielder serving as the National League captain. “We always talked about that derby stuff,” Guerrero said. “Even in 2004 he always joked, ‘Hey, when I get to the derby some day I want you to pitch to me.’ And I’d say, ‘Hey man, we’re going to win it.’ We always talked like that, ‘I guarantee we’re going to win it.’ “In ’09 we looked at each other and said, ‘We just won the derby.’ It was unbelievable. We had talked about it for five years.” Fielder belted 23 home runs at the 2009 event to defeat Nelson Cruz, another former Nashville Sound who hit 21. In 2007, Fielder had wanted to use Guerrero as his pitcher in his first derby appearance but Guerrero was unavailable, serving as a manager at the Double-A All-Star Game. Fielder hit only three home runs in that derby. “I said, ‘There’ll be other opportunities,’ ” Guerrero said. “ ‘You’re going to keep hitting home runs and keep getting better so we’ll have another chance.’ ” Fielder, who played for the Sounds in 2005, said Guerrero’s return at tonight’s event helps his chances of winning another title. “The pitcher is very important,” Fielder said. “Sandy is a great batting practice pitcher. I’m very comfortable with him. He knows where to throw it — right down the middle.” Guerrero insists that pitching at the Home Run Derby is not as easy as it looks on television. “I’ve seen some guys go in with the intention of throwing batting practice and I’ve seen a handful of them that can’t do it,” Guererro said. “They get so nervous because it’s so overwhelming having a camera on you all the time. You try and have a plan with the guy you’re throwing to about what you’re going to do, but when you go outside and see 60,000 people you think, ‘What if I throw a ball in the dirt?’ “But I’ve thrown to these guys so many times. I think that’s why I’m so relaxed.” Guerrero threw to Corey Hart at last year’s derby and a Brewers spokesman confirmed Sunday that Guerrero will also throw to Rickie Weeks at tonight’s event. Guerrero worked with both Hart and Weeks in the minors and at spring training. It’s with Fielder, though, that Guerrero already has a well-planned routine. “He’s got a really short swing, which helps him,” Guerrero said. “We don’t have a time limit so I want him to take as many pitches as he can. I don’t want him to hit another one right away after he hits his first one. I want ‘take, take and boom.’ You get tired quickly when you swing, swing, swing. “I always think my guy’s going to win,” he said. “But it all depends on how he feels in that moment.” SANDY GUERRERO - Age. 45 - Born. April 6, 1966 in Santo Dominigo, Dominican Republic. - Residence. Huntsville, Ala. - Family. Wife, Jessica. Guerrero’s brother, Mike, is the manager of Double-A Huntsville. Their father, Epy, is a major-league scout in their native Dominican Republic. - Coaching career. Sounds’ hitting coach since 2009. Hitting coach at Double-A Huntsville 2003-08. - Playing career. Played 19 pro seasons after the Blue Jays drafted him as an infielder when he was 18. In his best season, he hit .319 with five home runs and 44 RBI in 76 games for Triple-A Denver in 1992.

Tom H. of the J-S was at the Futures' Game in Phoenix and filed this feature story on Tyler Thornburg.

Gotta love Huntsville's Buck Rogers' way with words -- Tonight's game has been postponed due to the storms moving thru the area. The game will be made up as part of a DH tomorrow (Monday) at 4:43 pm. Gates will open at 4:00 pm. Many of you are asking because according to Brewer Nation's twitter feed Cody Scarpetta will rejoin the Huntsville Stars tomorrow. If/when that move happens we will let you know. We never release a roster move without confirmation directly from Milwaukee, no matter how many feeds, tweets, twits, twists, blasts, chats, posts, blogs, or other items say so. Most times those rumored moves are indeed correct, however, on a few occasions they haven't happened, so we will always wait for the confirmation from MIlwaukee, even if we are the last to know. We'd rather be correct and late than first and wrong a la Presidential Election Results of 2000. See you tomorrow night. Rock On!

Chris Mehring breaks a record for number of post-game Rattler thoughts.

From the Major League Forum -- read the few posts beginning here for the hopeful non-parallels between Cody Scarpetta and former Brewer farmhand Tim Bausher.

Actually, this happened to a former Brewer farmhand and 40-man roster player, RHP Tim Bausher. From Wikipedia -- Bausher was drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 27th round of the 2001 draft.[1] He did not play in 2002 and was released in 2003, eventually signing with the Berkshire Black Bears in the independent Northeast League. After one game, the Milwaukee Brewers purchased his contract and he was assigned to their single-A affiliate.[2] Was a ‘One-Game Wonder’ in Indy League.[3] After starting the 2004 season in the Milwaukee organization, he was placed on waivers and signed by the Colorado Rockies and assigned to their double-A affiliate.[4] Boston claimed him off waivers in December 2004 and assigned him to Pawtucket.[5] Boston called up Bausher from Triple-A Pawtucket to take Curt Schilling's spot on the roster but did not pitch and was sent back shortly afterwards.[6] In 2006, Bausher was traded to the Cincinnati Reds for reliever Mike Burns and cash.[7] The Reds cut him and he signed again with the Rockies as a spring training invitee. He was released in camp and signed with the Nashua Pride of the CanAm League.[8] The Kansas City Royals purchased his contract in June 2007 and assigned Bausher to their double-A affiliate, the Wichita Wranglers.[9] Kansas City released him after a 1-4, 7.94 ERA record in 13 games and he has since re-signed with Nashua,[10] *** Thus, there is no record of Bausher's big league stay of one day on Baseball Reference, nor likely in the Baseball Encyclopedia. His pro career ended in 2007 with only this one day "invisible" bullpen visit. If Cody Scarpetta is not a September call-up (I don't believe he will be, it wouldn't assist the Brewers in petitioning for his 4th option year), then hopefully he will earn his World Series ring for the Brewers with this one-day "stay".

Sounds' Gindl hits for the cycle Brewers prospect gets triple, homer out of the way early By Andrew Pentis / Special to MLB.com No matter what, Caleb Gindl wasn't going to leave the bat on his shoulder. That much, he knew. The Brewers prospect had tripled and homered in the first three innings Sunday, then doubled in the eighth. So when he came to bat in the ninth, he'd need one pitch. Gindl completed Nashville's first cycle in seven years -- and third in its 33-year history -- with a two-out single to center field in the Sounds' 9-5 road win over the Albuquerque Isotopes. "When I came up, I was like, 'Go down here swinging,'" he said. "There was no way I was going to walk." Playing right field and batting in the seventh spot, Gindl became the first member of the Sounds to accomplish the feat since J.R. House on May 21, 2004 against Sacramento. Tike Redman hit for the first cycle in Nashville history on June 30, 2001. Gindl also totaled 10 bases the hard way -- against four different pitchers. "I was seeing the ball well," he deadpanned. "I knew I probably wouldn't see one of the guys twice." The 23-year-old grounded out in the fifth inning in his second matchup with Ramon Troncoso, the same reliever he took yard in the third. The Florida native was due to bat fourth in the ninth and, thanks to Taylor Green drawing a walk and Wil Nieves beating out a potential double-play ball (the catcher already had grounded into two), returned to the batter's box for one shot. "It was in the back of my mind," Gindl said. "As soon as I hit the double [in the eighth], it registered. I was just like, 'Man, I hope I get up one more time. "It would have never happened if my teammates didn't get me back up; they battled." What was Gindl's on-field reaction? "I gave a fist-pump," he said. The achievement caps a torrid two weeks. He's batting .393 (22-for-56) over his past 13 games and has raised his average 29 points to .281. "I just tried to make an adjustment," said Gindl, who had four multi-strikeout games in the season's first 11 contests. "Early on, I struggled with off-speed pitches. I just had to be more selective, swing at strikes and not swing at everything. That's been the biggest difference for me. Before, I was swinging at a lot of bad pitches." Gindl, Milwaukee's fifth-round Draft pick in 2007, is in the midst of his first Triple-A trial. He batted .217 in April, .240 in May, .303 in June and sports a .364 mark this month. "I have been getting better each month," he said. "After the season, if I can look back and see I got better, that's the goal right now." Green also starred for the Sounds, reaching base four times and smacking a third-inning grand slam that preceded Gindl's own longball. Green went deep against former big leaguer Ian Snell (1-2), who was charged with six runs over two-plus innings. Nashville starter Josh Butler (5-5) allowed a run on five hits over five innings, but the Isotopes pushed across four runs over the final two innings. Nashville Box Score CF Brett Carroll also homered, his 15th -- very nice season thus far; Edwin Maysonet reached three times and has certainly been a serviceable AAA shortstop; OK, enough about others, it was Caleb Gindl's (and Taylor Green's) night... Nashville Play-by-Play

Final: Nashville 9, @Albuquerque 5 Gindl Cycles In Nashville's 9-5 Win In Albuquerque Gindl becomes third Sound to accomplish feat in team history Nashville Sounds ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Caleb Gindl hit for the cycle while Taylor Green crushed a grand slam in a Nashville Sounds' 9-5 victory over the Albuquerque Isotopes in the finale of a four-game series on Sunday night at Isotopes Park. Gindl became the third and most recent Sound to accomplish the feat in the team's 34-year history. The right fielder ripped a triple in the second, homered in the third, doubled in the eighth, and completed the feat with a single in the ninth. Gindl went 4-for-5 with three runs scored to join J.R. House (2004) and Tike Redman (2001) as the only players to hit for the cycle in a Sounds uniform. The victory gave Nashville (41-49) a 2-2 series split with Albuquerque. The two teams will resume their season series on Thursday at Greer Stadium in Nashville, which the Isotopes currently lead, 7-4. Josh Butler (5-5) surrendered one run on five hits while fanning four in five innings to earn the win. In his last three starts, Butler has recorded a 2.41 ERA (5 ER / 18.2 IP) while striking out 20. Brett Carroll gave the Sounds a 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning. With two outs in the frame, Carroll belted his 15th homer off Isotopes starter Ian Snell over the wall in left field, his second consecutive game with a homer. The Sounds tacked on another run in the second inning as Gindl smacked a two-out triple to center field and scored on the ensuing Edwin Maysonet single. Nashville opened up the game with a 6-0 lead in the third. After Snell issued three consecutive walks to open the frame, Green smacked a 0-1 pitch for a grand slam to remove Snell from the contest. The long ball was Green's 13th, who has hit both of Nashville's grand slams this season, recording the other on June 5 at New Orleans. Later in the inning after coming in to the game to relieve Snell, Ramon Troncoso offered up Gindl's 12th home run of the year that made it 7-0. MiLB video of all four Gindl hits (with the Albuquerque home team announcer call). Nashville's Stu Paul with his own audio call of the cycling single is available via the game summary post. Ivan De Jesus Jr. put Albuquerque on the board in the bottom of the fifth inning with a solo homer to center, his first of the season. The Sounds added two insurance runs in the eighth for a 9-1 advantage. Gindl doubled to left field and scored as pinch hitter Jordan Brown hit an infield single. Eric Farris got in on the action with a single to first base that scored Brown, who previously advanced to second on a throwing error. The Isotopes got two more in the bottom of the eighth. Two straight doubles by Jay Gibbons and Jamie Hoffman accounted for the first run, while Damaso Espino hit an RBI single. Albuquerque scored two more runs to come within four runs at 9-5 in the ninth. Dee Gordon tripled and scored on a single from De Jesus Jr., who later scored while Gibbons grounded into a double play. Reliever Zack Segovia contributed two scoreless innings. Justin James and Sean Green each allowed two runs in one inning a piece. Snell (1-2) was tagged for six runs on five hits and four walks in two plus innings for the loss. After taking the next three days off for the Triple-A All-Star break, the Sounds return to action on Thursday night at Greer Stadium, when they welcome the Albuquerque Isotopes (AAA-Dodgers) to Music City for a 6:05 p.m. scheduled doubleheader consisting of two seven-inning contests. Right-hander Frankie De La Cruz (3-5, 4.33) will man the bump for the Sounds in Thursday's series opener to face Albuquerque right-hander Joe Newby (1-2, 4.35). Left-hander Sam Narron will be the Sounds' lone participant in the 2011 Triple-A All-Star Game on Wednesday in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was selected to the team as a reserve by the PCL office and is expected to throw one inning of relief in the contest. Right-hander Mark DiFelice was also selected to the All-Star team, but will miss the game due to his current stint on the disabled list. The Triple-A All-Star Game takes place at 8:05 p.m. CT on Wednesday night and will air on MLB Network as well as 104.5-FM "The Zone.

Discussion of Thornburg's outing archived in this Link Report.

Both Wisconsin Manager Matt Erickson and Helena Manager Joe Ayrault were ejected today, epidemic on that as of late.

It's 5:10 CT, Rattlers are tied at 5-5, bottom of the 10th in Quad Cities -- listen in.Wisconsin scored two in the top of the 9th, to grab a 5-3 lead, but then saw the River Bandits tie it in the bottom of the 9th.

Helena game -- video highlights (and lowlights)

At Wisconsin, SS Carlos George goes on the DL for the 3rd time this season, retroactive to Saturday the 9th, while INF Mike Brownstein is activated. Carlos' transaction history George had been dealing with a leg injury prior to his most recent activation a couple of day ago.

It's actually nothing to do with Rule 5, since Scarpetta is already on the 40-man roster. It's a question of his option status. Unless MLB grants a 4th option year to Scarpetta, he'll need to be in Milwaukee to stay beginning next April. It was Scarpetta's turn to pitch today in the minors. He's on the 40-man roster. This is strictly a matter of need and convenience. It wouldn't surprise me if he were no longer on the 25-man roster come Thursday.

Cody Scarpetta called up to Milwaukee, being discussed in the thread here.

Huntsville: RHP Cody Scarpetta at home vs. Carolina (Reds), 6:43 PM gametime *** Well, I'm guessing Cody's not worried about missing this start (while on the big league club).

Look for the Nashville and Wisconsin media notes here and here later on, respectively. If Huntsville posts theirs, it will be found by placing your cursor over the "roster" banner at the Stars' home page. Enjoy your summer Sunday.

PCL American North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Omaha 49 41 .544 - - 26-18 23-23 6-4 W1 Memphis 47 42 .528 1.5 54 27-16 20-26 6-4 L1 Iowa 41 49 .456 8.0 47 24-20 17-29 3-7 L6 Nashville 40 49 .449 8.5 47 27-19 13-30 3-7 W1 SOU North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Chattanooga 11 6 .647 - - 5-4 6-2 5-5 W2 Huntsville 9 8 .529 2.0 52 4-4 5-4 6-4 L2 * Tennessee 8 9 .471 3.0 51 5-3 3-6 4-6 L4 Carolina 7 9 .438 3.5 51 4-4 3-5 4-6 W2 Jackson 6 11 .353 5.0 49 3-5 3-6 4-6 W1 FSL North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Dunedin 9 6 .600 - - 3-2 6-4 7-3 W1 Tampa 9 7 .563 0.5 55 5-3 4-4 6-4 L1 Clearwater 7 9 .438 2.5 53 4-6 3-3 5-5 L1 * Daytona 7 9 .438 2.5 53 2-6 5-3 4-6 L4 Brevard County 6 8 .429 2.5 54 4-5 2-3 3-7 L3 Lakeland 6 8 .429 2.5 54 3-3 3-5 4-6 W1 MID Western Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Kane County 11 5 .688 - - 4-3 7-2 6-4 W2 Clinton 10 6 .625 1.0 - 5-4 5-2 7-3 W3 Beloit 9 7 .563 2.0 54 3-4 6-3 4-6 L1 Quad Cities 8 8 .500 3.0 53 3-4 5-4 5-5 W3 Wisconsin 8 8 .500 3.0 53 3-6 5-2 6-4 L2 * Burlington 6 10 .375 5.0 51 4-5 2-5 4-6 L3 Cedar Rapids 6 10 .375 5.0 51 3-4 3-6 4-6 L3 Peoria 6 10 .375 5.0 51 2-7 4-3 4-6 W1 PIO North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Billings 11 9 .550 - - 5-5 6-4 6-4 L1 Missoula 11 9 .550 - - 5-5 6-4 7-3 W2 Great Falls 9 11 .450 2.0 17 4-6 5-5 5-5 W1 Helena 9 11 .450 2.0 17 5-5 4-6 2-8 L2 AZL Central Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak AZL Dodgers 10 6 .625 - - 5-3 5-3 6-4 L2 AZL Indians 8 7 .533 1.5 40 3-3 5-4 6-4 W3 AZL Reds 8 8 .500 2.0 39 6-2 2-6 6-4 L1 AZL Brewers 3 13 .188 7.0 34 1-7 2-6 1-9 L4 DSL S.D. North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak DSL Mariners 26 9 .743 - - 14-4 12-5 8-2 W3 DSL Brewers 21 13 .618 4.5 34 9-7 12-6 4-6 L1 DSL Cardinals 12 23 .343 14.0 24 8-11 4-12 5-5 W1 DSL Athletics 11 24 .314 15.0 23 7-9 4-15 4-6 L3