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PCL American North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Iowa 6 5 .545 - - 2-1 4-4 5-5 W1 Nashville 6 7 .462 1.0 132 5-3 1-4 3-7 L2 Omaha 6 7 .462 1.0 132 4-1 2-6 5-5 W2 Memphis 4 8 .333 2.5 131 3-5 1-3 3-7 L2 SOU North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Chattanooga 8 4 .667 - - 4-3 4-1 8-2 W4 Huntsville 8 4 .667 - - 5-0 3-4 7-3 L2 Tennessee 8 4 .667 - - 4-1 4-3 6-4 W1 Jackson 5 7 .417 3.0 56 1-4 4-3 4-6 L1 Carolina 2 10 .167 6.0 53 2-5 0-5 2-8 L1 FSL North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Lakeland 9 4 .692 - - 6-2 3-2 8-2 W1 Clearwater 8 5 .615 1.0 57 3-2 5-3 5-5 L1 Daytona 8 5 .615 1.0 57 4-1 4-4 5-5 W1 Tampa 7 6 .538 2.0 56 2-3 5-3 5-5 L1 Brevard County 4 9 .308 5.0 53 2-6 2-3 4-6 W1 Dunedin 3 10 .231 6.0 52 2-6 1-4 3-7 L1 MID Western Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Burlington 8 3 .727 - - 3-1 5-2 7-3 L1 Beloit 7 4 .636 1.0 - 4-2 3-2 7-3 W2 Cedar Rapids 6 5 .545 2.0 59 2-2 4-3 5-5 W1 Quad Cities 6 5 .545 2.0 59 3-4 3-1 5-5 W1 Wisconsin 5 6 .455 3.0 58 3-4 2-2 4-6 L1 Kane County 5 7 .417 3.5 57 2-3 3-4 4-6 W2 Peoria 4 7 .364 4.0 57 2-2 2-5 4-6 L2 Clinton 4 8 .333 4.5 56 3-5 1-3 3-7 L2

Manatees might enjoy road trips by Mark DeCotis, Florida Today The Brevard County Manatees leave today for a six-game road trip that includes a brief journey back home for Easter and a rare day off. And the way things are going right now, the Manatees, who are 4-9, it might be a good thing. In fact, Manatees Manager Jeff Isom sees positives in road trips at the Advanced-Class A Florida State League level. "Sometimes, it's a good thing, to get away," Isom said. "Usually, at home you've got a bunch of rovers (roving instructors) in town, the days are long. "Sometimes going on the road, you can sit back, relax. You get to be around the whole team. They hang out quite a bit. So the camaraderie starts increasing and the guys start jelling as a team a little bit more." The Manatees play three games at Clearwater beginning at 3:00 PM Wednesday (2:00 Central) and then head east for one game at Lakeland on Saturday before Sunday's holiday break. They then head back to Lakeland for two more games before returning home to kick off a six-game homestand by hosting Dunedin. The road has been kind to the Manatees so far. They took two out of three from two-time defending league champion the Tampa Yankees but lost four of their last six games all at home. They did break through on Tuesday night, throttling Tampa 7-0 in the final game of their three-game series. So are they ready to hit the road? "I think so," Isom said before Tuesday's series finale. "We just need to continue playing baseball games, bottom line. I think a road trip can be good at times and this might be the right time to have it, get guys together and hang out." Shortstop Josh Prince, in his second season with the Manatees, agreed. "The traveling on the road in this league is nice because nothing we travel is more than four hours," he said. "The two-hour, 2 1/2-hour bus trip, all the guys are sitting there talking to each other, talking about the game, talking about what's going on in their lives. "Being in this league, the travel kind of helps the players bond to each other because there's less time to sleep and more time to sit and talk." The routine of the road, with specific, set and shorter times on the field also gives the players time to rest and heal from the rigors of the playing-every-day grind, especially now that hot weather and humidity are arriving. It also provides the opportunity for the players and coaches to get to know each other better with the purpose of continuing their development as ballplayers, which is the bottom line at this level. "You create a routine," Prince said. "You create something you do every single day. Knowing exactly how much time and where you're at and things like that helps you create that. I think it's part of becoming a professional. Everybody kind of gets their own routine and their own agenda of how they do things." And there is also is one more benefit. "Getting on the road might help us kind of forget about this (slow start) and move on with the season," Prince said. Isom agreed. "Maybe it is time to get on the road right now," he said. "Try to get things back in line. Wins and losses it's a lot more difficult to win games on the road for different reasons but, yeah, it will be hopefully a good road trip for us."

Chris' two most recent snow-centric posts (link, link) at his blog includes more fun with the Mike Walker / Chuck Norris notion.

Second Zephyrs' foe struck by line drive By Bob Fortus, The Times-Picayune Zephyr Field for the last two nights has been the Twilight Zone for visiting pitchers. http://media.nola.com/zephyrs_impact/photo/josh-butlerjpg-d6a090dabb40f0bc.jpgJosh Butler In two consecutive games, a New Orleans Zephyrs batter lined the ball off the opposing starter’s head and put him out of the game. On Tuesday night, Nashville pitcher Josh Butler took the hit. Leading off the fourth inning, Vinny Rottino smacked a line drive that struck Butler above the forehead. He went down, and teammates surrounded him. About a minute later, he got up and walked off the field with assistance. Nashville Manager Don Money said that Butler appeared fine after the game, which the Zephyrs won 6-5. Butler wasn’t taken to a hospital but will be examined by a doctor today, Money said. “He’s going to have a headache, I would think,’’ Money said. “They’re going to re-evaluate him in the morning.’’ On Monday night, Round Rock pitcher Eric Hurley was struck in the head by a smash off the bat of Bryan Petersen. Hurley was taken to East Jefferson General Hospital, where he had a CT scan. On Tuesday, Hurley remained hospitalized, and by late Tuesday, Round Rock communications staff hadn’t released an update on his condition. “Two nights in a row; that’s unbelievable,’’ Rottino said. “(Butler) did get his glove up a bit, so it didn’t get him flush. How does that happen two nights in a row — line drives off the pitcher’s head? You’re in the midst of competing. You don’t want to see that.’’ With circumstances so eerie, it’s easy to overlook the game itself, which the Zephyrs won Tuesday night behind starter Dallas Trahern (1-0). A three-run first-inning play, on which two runs scored on an error, gave the Zephyrs an early 3-0 lead, and Trahern pitched six solid innings for the victory. With two out in the Zephyrs first, Ruben Gotay reached on an infield hit, and Joe Thurston singled him to second. Josh Kroeger then singled to left, and left fielder Brandon Boggs, charging the ball, couldn’t make connections. When it rolled under his glove to the wall, Gotay, Thurston and Kroeger scored. In the fourth inning, the Zephyrs botched a rundown, and Eric Farris scored on a wild throw past third by second baseman Thurston. But the Zephyrs answered in the bottom of the inning. Rottino, whose liner off Butler went for an infield hit, scored on a double by Chris Aguila. The Zephyrs made the scored 6-1 in the fifth inning. Thurston’s single drove home one run, and another run scored when Rottino hit into a force play. Nashville scored twice in the sixth, and a two-run homer by Farris off Frank Mata with one out in the eighth cut the Sounds’ deficit to 6-5. Victor Garate finished the inning for the Zephyrs, and Jose Ceda pitched the ninth for his third save in three chances this season. Butler (1-1) picked up the loss, but in light of the blows that he and Hurley took, baseball statistics don’t seem so important. “It’s scary,’’ Zephyrs Manager Greg Norton said. “You don’t want anything up in the head.’’ QUICK HITS: The series resumes with a game at 11:30 AM Wednesday. Zephyrs right-hander Tom Koehler (1-0, 0.75 earned run average) will pitch against Sounds right-hander Frankie De La Cruz (0-0, 4.50). ... Rottino played catcher for the first time this season.

Zack Greinke photo gallery part of the linked article you just read.

Follow Wednesday's action as it happens: Nashville (Gameday also available) Huntsville (Gameday also available) Brevard County

Nashville Audio Archive -- April 19 - Chat with Outfielder Brett Carroll

Wednesday's Daily Menu: Times Central; pitchers subject to change -- Nashville: RHP Frankie De La Cruz at New Orleans (Marlins), 11:15 AM pre-game; 11:30 gametime Live Audio Link iPad/iPhone: Listen MiLB.TV -- For subscribers Huntsville: RHP Jesus Sanchez at Chattanooga (Dodgers), 10:15 AM gametime Live Audio Link -- Lookouts' broadcast Brevard County: TBD (probably RHP Adrian Rosario) at Clearwater (Phillies), 12:00 PM gametime Sorry, no audio available for this contest... Wisconsin: Snowed out -- all the details from the Rattlers here http://wisconsin.timberrattlers.milb.com/images/2011/04/19/YQiwRYOu.jpg

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Huntsville Media Notes

Movement at Brevard County: Catcher Rafael Neda on the 7-day DL retroactive to 4/14 (head injury suffered in a game on 4/12) Catcher Michael Roberts to the Manatees from extended spring training RHP Evan Anundsen on the 7-day DL RHP Corey Frerichs activated from the 7-day DL INF / OF Chris Dennis placed on the 7-day DL (undisclosed injury) OF D'Vontrey Richardson activated from the 7-day DL (hip discomfort) *** Nice to have Richardson ready to go; Dennis was the DH Monday, went 0-for-4 with three K's. Chris is 3-for-29 on the season with 17 K's, hopefully the time off helps him out.

PCL American North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Iowa 6 5 .545 - - 2-1 4-4 5-5 W1 Nashville 6 6 .500 0.5 133 5-3 1-3 4-6 L1 Omaha 5 7 .417 1.5 132 3-1 2-6 5-5 W1 Memphis 4 7 .364 2.0 132 3-5 1-2 4-6 L1 SOU North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Huntsville 8 3 .727 - - 5-0 3-3 7-3 L1 Chattanooga 7 4 .636 1.0 59 3-3 4-1 7-3 W3 Tennessee 7 4 .636 1.0 59 4-1 3-3 6-4 L2 Jackson 5 6 .455 3.0 57 1-4 4-2 5-5 W1 Carolina 2 9 .182 6.0 54 2-4 0-5 2-8 W1 FSL North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Clearwater 8 4 .667 - - 3-1 5-3 6-4 W1 Lakeland 8 4 .667 - - 5-2 3-2 7-3 L1 Daytona 7 5 .583 1.0 58 4-1 3-4 5-5 L1 Tampa 7 5 .583 1.0 58 2-3 5-2 6-4 W2 Brevard County 3 9 .250 5.0 54 1-6 2-3 3-7 L4 Dunedin 3 9 .250 5.0 54 2-6 1-3 3-7 W1 MID Western Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Burlington 8 3 .727 - - 3-1 5-2 7-3 L1 Beloit 7 4 .636 1.0 - 4-2 3-2 7-3 W2 Cedar Rapids 6 5 .545 2.0 59 2-2 4-3 5-5 W1 Quad Cities 6 5 .545 2.0 59 3-4 3-1 5-5 W1 Wisconsin 5 6 .455 3.0 58 3-4 2-2 4-6 L1 Kane County 5 7 .417 3.5 57 2-3 3-4 4-6 W2 Peoria 4 7 .364 4.0 57 2-2 2-5 4-6 L2 Clinton 4 8 .333 4.5 56 3-5 1-3 3-7 L2

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Tuesday's Daily Menu: Times Central; pitchers subject to change -- Nashville: RHP Josh Butler at New Orleans (Marlins), 6:45 PM pre-game; 7:00 gametime Live Audio Link iPad/iPhone: Listen MiLB.TV -- For subscribers Huntsville: LHP Dan Merklinger at Chattanooga (Dodgers), 6:15 PM gametime Live Audio Link -- Lookouts' broadcast Brevard County: RHP Zack Greinke at home vs. Tampa (Yankees), 6:05 PM gametime Sorry, no audio available for this contest... Wisconsin: RHP Matt Miller at home vs. Beloit (Twins), 6:15 PM pre-game; 6:35 gametime Live Audio Link

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Because we're not going to see video of many Dayton Buller triples this season, here are Huntsville highlights (and lowlights) from Chattanooga's TV news outlet.

Post-game audio: Brandon Kintzler on WTMJ WSSP -- Shaun Marcum joins Tim & Sparky Pre-Game Audio: Cory Provus with Corey Hart

Tough finish ruins great start for Timber Rattlers in loss to Snappers by Tim Froberg, Post-Crescent staff writer GRAND CHUTE — One would think that a Louisiana native like Austin Ross would struggle pitching in the teeth-chattering cold. Instead, Ross is keeping his performance level up even when Wisconsin's chilly spring temperatures dip into the low 30s like they did Monday night. The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers' highly regarded right-hander continued his impressive April, blanking Beloit on three hits over seven strong innings in a quality start. It wasn't enough, though, to get Wisconsin a win. The Timber Rattlers bullpen blew up in the ninth, surrendering four runs on six hits in a 4-2 Midwest League loss to the Snappers before a small crowd of 347 at Time Warner Cable Field at Fox Cities Stadium. Ross, the Milwaukee Brewers' eighth-round pick out of Louisiana State University in the 2010 draft, did his part. He struck out eight and walked just one in his seven innings, while lowering his ERA to 1.00. Ross (1-0) has allowed just two earned runs in 18 innings with 16 strikeouts and only four walks. "I was really pleased with Austin's outing," Wisconsin pitching coach Chris Hook said. "He's doing what we expect him to do and what an older college guy should be doing. He controls the fastball on both sides of the plate and used his curveball to get outs late in the game. He's learning how to use his pitches and build a game, and not use his out pitches too early in the game." Ross was also sharp in the cold during the Timber Rattlers' home opener, allowing one run on two hits in a 9-3 win over Kane County. "It's difficult to hit on nights like this and I'd much rather pitch than hit in it," said Ross. "You have to be aggressive and take advantage of the hitters struggling with the conditions. "We have a heater in the dugout and it's really not that bad when you're out there because you're moving every pitch. It just takes a little while for your hands to warm up." Ross said that Monday's game was probably the coldest conditions he has pitched in. "The good thing is the wind wasn't bad," he said. "On Sunday, it was just howling and that cuts right to the bone. But I've pitched in the cold before. Early in the year in Louisiana, there's nights when it gets almost as cold as this, but not for extended periods." Ross throws a fastball that averages between 88-91 mph, a good breaking ball and an effective change-up. And he throws strikes. He stayed ahead of hitters Monday night, often getting his first pitch over for a strike. "I just tried to take advantage of the conditions and pump strikes," Ross said. "I felt like I had good command of my fastball and could hit either side of the plate." Ross turned a 2-0 lead over to the Wisconsin bullpen in the eighth, but the Snappers' bats came alive in the ninth against Wisconsin relievers Greg Holle and Tyler Cravy, who allowed two runs apiece. Cravy was charged with the loss, giving up four hits in one-third on an inning. The Timber Rattlers bullpen has been struggling and several pitchers are still vying for roles. "It's April and we're trying to figure out who wants the ball in certain situations," Hook said. "The big thing in the back end of the bullpen is that you need more than one pitch you can throw in any count. Right now, these guys are having a hard time finding a secondary pitch. It's all about learning and someone is going to take that role. We have to figure out who it's going to be."

Another reason Tuesday night with the Manatees will be special -- opposing Zack Greinke will be LHP Josh Romanski (off to a fantastic start, by the way - stats). Certainly you remember this thread.

Final: Tampa (Yankees) 12, Brevard County 2 Brevard County pounded by Tampa 12-2 By Frank Longobardo / Brevard County Manatees VIERA, Fla. -- Manatees starting pitcher Evan Anundsen gave up six runs in the first inning and Brevard County once again couldn't dig themselves out of an early hole, as they fell to the Tampa Yankees 12-2 on Monday night at Space Coast Stadium. Anundsen's ERA ballooned to 29.25 on the season as he went just one inning and allowed five earned runs. Brevard County's bullpen was able to keep the Yankees at bay until the seventh inning, when Hiram Burgos - who was in his fourth inning of work - gave up three runs on four hits as the Manatees fell behind 9-2. Rob Wooten relieved Burgos and didn't fare much better as he allowed three runs in 1 2/3 innings. At the plate, Khris Davis and Scott Krieger each had two hits and an RBI. Krieger hit a solo homer in the fourth inning with two outs. Krieger has 11 hits in seven games and is hitting .440, with a .517 on-base percentage and an .840 slugging percentage on the young season. Brevard County will try and salvage the series finale and snap its four game losing streak as they take on the Yankees on Tuesday night at 7:05 Pm (6:05 Central). Former Cy Young award winner Zack Greinke will be making a rehab start for the Manatees. He is scheduled to throw 30-35 pitches in his outing. Brevard County Box Score Evan Anundsen's return to prospect prominence from shoulder surgery would make for a nice story, but when your WHIP is 4.25 through three appearance (two starts) covering only four innings, something is severely amiss; Manatees have been outscored 23-5 in the first two games of this series; LHP Efrain Nieves and RHP Hiram Burgos did what they could to keep things respectable for a while; LF Scott Krieger, at least from a stats standpoint, the only man to come to play in this one, very little of value otherwise within the box score / game log. At least the boys should eat well Tuesday if Zack Greinke ponies up for a nice spread in the clubhouse... Brevard County Play-by-Play Enter at your own risk...

Final: Beloit (Twins) 4, Wisconsin 2 Ross rules, but Rattlers fall to late Snappers rally By Chris Mehring / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers GRAND CHUTE, WI - The Beloit Snappers spoiled an impressive start by Austin Ross Monday night at Time Warner Cable Field. The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers right-hander worked seven shutout innings, allowed three hits, walked one, and struck out eight in the game. But, Beloit scored four times in the top of the ninth inning to defeat Wisconsin 4-2. The Rattlers (5-6) grabbed an early lead with single runs in the first and second innings. Jason Rogers knocked in the run in the first with a single. Tony Pechek doubled in a run with two outs in the second inning for the 2-0 advantage. Ross was outstanding with the lead. He limited the Snappers to four base runners over his seven innings. Beloit (7-4) never had more than one runner on base at the same time against Ross. Of the eight strikeouts recorded by Ross, five of them came in his final two innings. However - for the second time in two days - the Rattlers bullpen could not get the final three outs for a victory. On Sunday, Peoria scored four times in the top of the seventh inning of game one of a doubleheader. On Monday, the Rattlers needed three pitchers to get through the ninth inning, but not before the Snappers took the lead. Greg Holle, who worked a scoreless eighth inning gave up back-to-back doubles to Lance Ray and Oswaldo Arcia in the top of the ninth. The Arcia double off the wall in left scored Ray. Tyler Cravy was next out of the Rattlers bullpen and his first pitch was wild to let Arcia take third base. Michael Gonzales delivered a single to send Arcia home with the tying run. Pinch runner Jamaal Hawkins was running on a pitch to Daniel Ortiz and that kept the Snappers out of a double play when Ortiz sent a grounder to second. Kyle Knudson followed with a bloop single down the right field line to score Hawkins with the go ahead run. Derek McCallum was next and he singled. Then, Andrew Leer singled to send Knudson home with the fourth run of the inning to send Cravy to the showers. Beloit collected six hits by the first seven batters of the top of the ninth inning. Tom Keeling entered the game and got the final two outs of the frame. Pechek singled with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning to bring the tying run to the plate. But, Jose Gonzalez got the final out to preserve the comeback win for the Snappers. Game two of the three game series is scheduled for Tuesday night. Matt Miller (0-1, 8.68) is scheduled to make the start for the Timber Rattlers. B.J. Hermsen (1-1, 1.59) is set to start for Beloit. Game time is 6:35 PM. If you can't make it to Time Warner Cable Field for a 'Bang for Your Buck Night', tune in for the broadcast on AM1280, WNAM or timberrattlers.com. The Miller Lite Pregame Show starts at 6:15 PM. Wisconsin Box Score Bitter loss in the bitter cold. Can you say "achilles heel?" Think we've identified it on this Rattlers squad. But forget the bullpen for now, LSU's 22-year-old Austin Ross (23 this August) won't be long for Wisconsin if the level of dominance he's displayed thus far continues. Ross has a 0.67 WHIP through three starts, with a 16-to-4 K-to-BB ratio through 18 innings. Red-hot Mike Walker cooled off (0-for-3 with three K's) -- he was also HBP. Reggie Keen stole two bases (now with seven), but was also picked off. Nick Shaw, who walked in all five plate appearances in a game last week, was 0-for-5 tonight. Catcher Tony Pechek doubled and had the only multi-hit game among Rattlers, although LF T.J. Mittelstaedt singled and walked twice. Not a big walk-up in the cold, attendance only 347 at Time Warner. Wisconsin Play-by-Play This wasn't pretty -- Wisconsin Bottom of the 3rd Reggie Keen doubles (4) on a line drive to left fielder Derek McCallum. With Cody Hawn batting, Reggie Keen steals (7) 3rd base. Cody Hawn called out on strikes. Jason Rogers called out on strikes. Michael Walker called out on strikes. Ross pitched out of his own trouble here -- Beloit Top of the 6th Andy Leer called out on strikes. Daniel Santana singles on a bunt ground ball to pitcher Austin Ross. Daniel Santana advances to 2nd, on throwing error by pitcher Austin Ross. With Gunner Glad batting, Daniel Santana steals (3) 3rd base. Gunner Glad called out on strikes. Lance Ray strikes out swinging. Ouch -- Beloit Top of the 9th Lance Ray doubles (2) on a fly ball to right fielder Robert Garvey. Oswaldo Arcia doubles (5) on a fly ball to left fielder T. J. Mittelstaedt. Lance Ray scores. Pitcher Change: Tyler Cravy replaces Greg Holle. With Michael Gonzales batting, wild pitch by Tyler Cravy, Oswaldo Arcia to 3rd. Michael Gonzales singles on a line drive to left fielder T. J. Mittelstaedt. Oswaldo Arcia scores. Offensive Substitution: Pinch runner Jamaal Hawkins replaces Michael Gonzales. Daniel Ortiz grounds out, second baseman Nick Shaw to first baseman Cody Hawn. Jamaal Hawkins to 2nd. Kyle Knudson singles on a fly ball to right fielder Robert Garvey. Jamaal Hawkins scores. Derek McCallum singles on a ground ball to shortstop Carlos George. Kyle Knudson to 2nd. Andy Leer singles on a ground ball to right fielder Robert Garvey. Kyle Knudson scores. Derek McCallum to 2nd. Pitcher Change: Thomas Keeling replaces Tyler Cravy. Daniel Santana flies out to center fielder Reggie Keen. Derek McCallum to 3rd. Andy Leer to 2nd. Gunner Glad grounds out, second baseman Nick Shaw to first baseman Cody Hawn.

Huntsville Media Notes

SOU North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Huntsville 8 2 .800 - - 5-0 3-2 8-2 W6 Tennessee 7 3 .700 1.0 60 4-1 3-2 7-3 L1 Chattanooga 6 4 .600 2.0 59 2-3 4-1 6-4 W2 Jackson 4 6 .400 4.0 57 1-4 3-2 4-6 L2 Carolina 1 9 .100 7.0 54 1-4 0-5 1-9 L5 FSL North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Lakeland 8 3 .727 - - 5-1 3-2 7-3 W4 Clearwater 7 4 .636 1.0 59 2-1 5-3 6-4 L1 Daytona 7 4 .636 1.0 59 4-1 3-3 6-4 W1 Tampa 6 5 .545 2.0 58 2-3 4-2 6-4 W1 Brevard County 3 8 .273 5.0 55 1-5 2-3 3-7 L3 Dunedin 2 9 .182 6.0 54 2-6 0-3 2-8 L1 MID Western Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Burlington 8 2 .800 - - 3-1 5-1 8-2 W4 Beloit 6 4 .600 2.0 - 4-2 2-2 6-4 W1 Cedar Rapids 5 5 .500 3.0 60 2-2 3-3 5-5 L1 Quad Cities 5 5 .500 3.0 60 2-4 3-1 5-5 L3 Wisconsin 5 5 .500 3.0 60 3-3 2-2 5-5 W1 Peoria 4 6 .400 4.0 59 2-2 2-4 4-6 L1 Clinton 4 7 .364 4.5 58 3-4 1-3 4-6 L1 Kane County 4 7 .364 4.5 58 1-3 3-4 4-6 W1

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The rest of Monday's Daily Menu: Times Central; pitchers subject to change -- Huntsville: RHP Wily Peralta at Chattanooga (Dodgers), 6:15 PM gametime Live Audio Link -- Lookouts' broadcast Brevard County: RHP Evan Anundsen at home vs. Tampa (Yankees), 6:05 PM gametime Sorry, no audio available for this contest... Wisconsin: RHP Austin Ross at home vs. Beloit (Twins), 6:15 PM pre-game; 6:35 gametime Live Audio Link