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Jake Odorizzi's eight no-hit innings garner him Midwest League Pitcher of the Week honors. Congrats.

al.com: Both teams were happy to get back out there and play today," Mobile manager Rico Brogna said. "Hats off to their starter (Andre Lamontagne). He was fabulous. He had good velocity and fluent command, and we weren't able to string anything or get anything going on him. He was that good."

Nashville RHP Tim Dillard chats with Stu.

You can listen to Brendan Katin's grand slam via this link. Sounds' Katin drives in seven runs Records 10th career multi-homer game in rout of Zephyrs By Daren Smith / MLB.com Brendan Katin is wrapping up the season exactly the way he started it. The three-time Minor League All-Star homered twice and drove in a career-high seven runs Sunday as the Nashville Stars rolled past the New Orleans Zephyrs, 10-1, in their final home game of the year. It was Katin's 10th career multi-homer game and his first since Opening Day, when he went deep twice and had three RBIs at Iowa. "I started off hot, got injured, missed six weeks with a knee injury," he said. "It's nice to get hot towards the end of the season." The 27-year-old right fielder is winding down his best month of the season. Sunday's 3-for-5 performance gave him a .318 batting average with seven homers and 18 RBIs in 25 games in August. And while he admits he's not likely to get called up by the Brewers when rosters expand Tuesday, Katin still has some goals left. "I'd like to get up to .280," he said. "Honestly, I was just shooting for 20 homers; I've got 21 now. Hopefully, I'll just keep swinging like this and things will take care of themselves." Katin began the most productive day of his six-year career with a grand slam in the first inning off Zephyrs starter Nic Ungs. "It was a 1-2 count, a fastball. I was just trying to hit a sacrifice fly," he said. "I drove it out to left-center field." After singling and scoring in the third, the University of Miami product came up with two men on in the fourth and chased Ungs by sending a blast over the left-field fence. "I believe it was a fastball again, first-pitch ambush," Katin said. "I was just looking for something up and he left it up. Drove it out to left field." The seven RBIs eclipsed his previous career high of six, set on April 17, 2007 for Double-A Huntsville. Joe Koshansky added three hits, including his team-best 24th homer, for Nashville, which trails first-place Iowa by five games with nine to play in the Pacific Coast League American North Division. Josh Butler (5-1) matched the longest outing of his career for the Sounds, allowing a run on two hits over eight innings. He walked three and struck out three. Nice photo currently on the Sounds home page of players signing autographs the day of the final home game.

Link while active, text follows: Chris Dennis, Khris Davis power Wisconsin to victory over Kane County By Tim Froberg, Post-Crescent staff writer GRAND CHUTE — Davis and Dennis sounds like a radio morning-show team. Instead, Khris Davis and Chris Dennis are a pair of productive middle-of-the-lineup hitters for the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers with stats that speak for themselves. Both played major roles in Wisconsin's wild 11-10 extra-inning win over Kane County Sunday afternoon. Davis, a right-handed-hitting left fielder with excellent power, got Wisconsin started with his 20th home run of the season in the second inning. He eventually finished a four-hour marathon by drilling a walk-off single in the bottom of the 11th to keep the Timber Rattlers' playoff hopes alive. Dennis, a left-handed first baseman / designated hitter, collected three of Wisconsin's 16 hits and knocked in his 81st run to remain among the RBI leaders in the Midwest League and the Milwaukee Brewers organization. With eight games remaining, Davis is just one short of tying the Timber Rattlers' single-season home run record of 21, shared by Matt Hagen (2003) and Juan Silvestre (1999). Davis, 22, is second on the Timber Rattlers in RBI with 68. "It (the home run mark) would mean a lot to me because my name would stick around a little bit," said Davis. "Hopefully, the fans would remember my name. It would be nice to get it." Davis got all of Chris Mederos' cut fastball on his first trip to the plate, blasting a two-run homer to left. "It was a cutter that was up and I happened to stay inside of it," said Davis. "Thank God the wind was blowing out because I needed a little help in that wind tunnel and I got some." Davis' game-winning single in the bottom of the 11th proved to be an even bigger hit. Due primarily to a bullpen which couldn't throw strikes, Wisconsin had blown leads of 6-1 and 10-7, leaving the Rattlers and a Time Warner Cable Field at Fox Cities Stadium crowd of 4,407 frustrated. But Davis delivered in the clutch to provide a happy ending for Rattlers fans. With runners on first and second and one out, Davis lined a 2-1 delivery from left-hander Max Peterson into left to score Kentrail Davis with the winning run. It was Khris Davis' second walk-off hit of the season. "I didn't want to change my approach," said Khris Davis. "I just wanted to get a good pitch to hit. It was a change-up that was up. There's nothing better than to win with a walk-off hit, especially when you're tired and it's been a long day." The 6-foot, 195-pound Davis, a seventh-round selection by Milwaukee in the 2009 Major League Baseball Draft, is third in the Midwest League in home runs. But he's not a free-swinging, go-for-it-all type of hitter. 'Khris is a very disciplined hitter," said Wisconsin manager Jeff Isom. "He's going to get some walks and some homers because he gets himself into some pretty good counts to hit in. If you ask him, he'll tell you he's not a home run hitter and I don't think he is, either." While Khris Davis hits fifth in the Timber Rattlers' lineup, Dennis bats seventh, giving Wisconsin two quality hitters in the middle of the order. Dennis, 21, is second on the Rattlers in homers (15) and is third in the Midwest League in both RBI and extra-base hits (55). He is second in the entire Brewers' minor league system in runs batted in. "Chris is hitting behind some good hitters like Kentrail Davis, Khris Davis and Hunter Morris, and takes advantages of opportunities when those guys get on base," said Isom. "He's a clutch hitter. He's a power-stroke guy. If you leave a pitch over the plate, he'll drive it into the gap." Dennis, 21, was Milwaukee's 13th-round selection in the 2007 draft. "Chris is another guy who is very disciplined at the plate," said Isom. "He knows what he's capable of hitting, waits for his pitch and doesn't miss it. "

Appleton Post-Crescent Photo Gallery Kane County reliever a real sidewinder / submariner....

Brewers in seventh heaven after latest win over Idaho Falls By The Independent Record IDAHO FALLS, Idaho — The Helena Brewers are playing their best baseball at the most important time of the season. John Dishon, Greg Hopkins and Brandon Sizemore each homered as Helena beat the Idaho Falls Chukars 9-2 on Sunday to extend its winning streak to a season-best seven games. For all the good the Brewers have done this past week — going 6-0 on the current road trip which ends today — they still cannot shake Great Falls. The Voyageurs have won seven of their last eight games and trail Helena by only two games in the Pioneer League’s North Division, with five more meetings between the teams left in the season. Helena produced 12 hits on Sunday, marking the fourth straight game in which the Brewers (17-9 second half, 36-28 overall) have managed at least 10 hits in a game. Brent Dean’s two-run double in the first inning staked Matt Miller to a lead he would not lose. The Brewers’ ace won his league-best seventh decision against just one loss, allowing two runs and four hits in five innings. Rob Currie and Brian Garman were both solid in relief. Helena's Franklin Romero and Shea Vucinich each drove home runs in the second inning off Chukar starter and loser Brian Peacock (0-5), giving Miller a 4-0 lead. Romero, Vucinich, Hopkins and Rafael Neda each had two hits for Helena. Idaho Falls (7-21, 23-43) got two back in the bottom of the third on RBI singles by Juan Polonia and Justin Trapp. But Helena extended the lead to 5-2 on Hopkins’ solo home run in the fifth. Sizemore and Dishon connected on back-to-back homers in the ninth. Brewers’ slugger Cody Hawn missed his third straight game with a hamstring injury. Hawn is second in the Pioneer League with 12 home runs. No date has been established for his possible return to the lineup. The Brewers can make the playoffs one of two ways: Win the second half standings in the North Division or have Great Falls win the second half and Helena finishes with a better full-season record than Billings and Missoula.

The Brewers, Rangers and Giants won AZL Division races, and the Reds, from the Brewers' division, are the wild card team. Monday night, the Brewers host the same Rangers team they hosted Sunday in a one-game playoff, with the victor facing the Reds-Giants winner for the AZL Championship. *** Also, as you plan your Monday at home or office, remember you have Chris' call of the Timber Rattlers beginning at 11:45 AM.

Final: @Arizona Brewers 9, Arizona Rangers 3 Arizona Box Score Wow, player of the game has to be 38th round high school pick Michael Schaub -- the youngster came on to begin the 4th inning of a 2-2 game and proceeded to finish matters on his own, tossing six innings of one-hit ball, allowing only one run while walking none (two HBP's), and striking out six; Schaub, out of Anaheim, worked twice as many innings as he had in any prior appearance this season -- at only 18 years, three months old, it should be fun to watch Schaub continue his pro career, almost assuredly with Helena, next season; rehabbing RHP Alex Periard made it through two innings in the start, but did allow six baserunners and two runs, including a home run, although he fanned an un-Periard-like four men in the brief outing... A five-run Brewer 5th broke open the close game; 2B Nick Shaw reached base three more times to lift his OBP to .471 -- Shaw finishes the season with a .950 OPS, third in the league, and one of only three players north of .900; 1B Demetrius McKelvie (.174) and SS Yadiel Rivera (.209) can at least say they ended their regular seasons with triples in the game; 20-year-old CF Kenny Allison (.296, OPS .735) had two hits, including a double; 19-year-old catcher Tyler Roberts concluded a fine regular season (.867 OPS) with a sacrifice fly... Arizona Game Log The five-run Brewer 5th -- AZL Brewers Bottom of the 5th Derrick Shaw walks. Yadiel Rivera triples (1) on a fly ball to center fielder Ruben SierraJr. Derrick Shaw scores. John Bivens singles on a line drive to center fielder Ruben SierraJr. Yadiel Rivera scores. Nick Shaw singles on a fly ball to right fielder Jordan Akins. John Bivens to 3rd. Nick Shaw to 2nd on the throw. Kenneth Allison pops out to second baseman Junior Payano. Kyle Dhanani doubles (2) on a fly ball to center fielder Ruben SierraJr. John Bivens scores. Nick Shaw scores. With Tyler Roberts batting, Kyle Dhanani steals (3) 3rd base. Tyler Roberts out on a sacrifice fly to right fielder Jordan Akins. Kyle Dhanani scores. Jhonatan Javier called out on strikes.

Our usual early Sunday note: The links below should be updated with game notes just prior to the starts of the respective games -- PDF documents: Nashville Media Notes Huntsville Media Notes *** Rattler Radio Blog

PCL American North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Iowa 76 58 .567 - - 37-31 39-27 6-4 L1 Memphis 76 59 .563 0.5 10 44-25 32-34 8-2 W5 Omaha 74 61 .548 2.5 8 36-31 38-30 5-5 W1 Nashville 71 63 .530 5.0 6 38-31 33-32 7-3 W1 SOU North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak * Tennessee 40 22 .645 - - 25-9 15-13 7-3 W3 Huntsville 30 30 .500 9.0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 L1 Chattanooga 30 32 .484 10.0 E 16-18 14-14 6-4 W1 West Tenn 28 34 .452 12.0 E 15-13 13-21 4-6 L3 Carolina 26 34 .433 13.0 E 12-18 14-16 4-6 W1 FSL North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Tampa 39 21 .650 - - 19-9 20-12 7-3 W1 Daytona 36 25 .590 3.5 6 21-11 15-14 5-5 L2 Brevard County 34 29 .540 6.5 3 18-16 16-13 4-6 L4 Lakeland 31 30 .508 8.5 E 14-11 17-19 5-5 W3 Clearwater 27 34 .443 12.5 E 15-14 12-20 5-5 W2 * Dunedin 26 36 .419 14.0 E 14-19 12-17 4-6 L1 MID Western Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Quad Cities 37 23 .617 - - 12-14 25-9 5-5 W1 Clinton 34 26 .567 3.0 - 20-13 14-13 7-3 L1 Kane County 33 27 .550 4.0 9 17-12 16-15 6-4 W2 * Cedar Rapids 32 29 .525 5.5 8 17-14 15-15 3-7 L4 Beloit 30 28 .517 6.0 6 16-13 14-15 5-5 W1 Peoria 29 29 .500 7.0 6 16-14 13-15 5-5 W4 Wisconsin 29 32 .475 8.5 5 15-14 14-18 5-5 L1 Burlington 20 38 .345 16.0 E 14-17 6-21 4-6 L2 PIO North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Helena 16 9 .640 - - 7-5 9-4 8-2 W6 * Great Falls 15 12 .556 2.0 11 9-4 6-8 7-3 W1 Billings 13 12 .520 3.0 11 8-5 5-7 6-4 W4 Missoula 11 16 .407 6.0 7 6-8 5-8 3-7 L3 AZL Central Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak # AZL Brewers 33 22 .600 - - 12-12 12-10 4-6 L3 AZL Reds 31 24 .564 2.0 E 12-8 14-9 8-2 W6 AZL Dodgers 30 24 .556 2.5 E 12-10 13-8 6-4 W1 AZL Indians 21 35 .375 12.5 E 8-14 10-13 2-8 L2 DSL S.D. North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak # DSL Mariners 43 28 .606 - - 23-13 20-15 7-3 L1 DSL Cardinals 39 32 .549 4.0 E 24-11 15-21 5-5 L2 DSL Athletics 32 39 .451 11.0 E 17-19 15-20 6-4 W2 DSL Brewers 28 43 .394 15.0 E 17-18 11-25 3-7 W1

Follow Sunday's action as it happens: Here's what you do, right click on each of the links below and choose "Open in New Tab or New Window". Choose "Recap". While you're listening to your minor league game of choice (or watching/listening to the big league Crew when they are playing), simply refresh your game log browsers every so often. Nashville (Gameday also available) Huntsville Game One (Gameday also available) Huntsville Game Two (Gameday also available) Brevard County Wisconsin Helena Arizona Rookie (Maryvale)

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Sunday's Daily Menu: Times Central; pitchers subject to change -- Nashville: RHP Josh Butler at home vs. New Orleans (Marlins), 6:20 PM pre-game; 6:35 gametime Live Audio Link Huntsville: RHP's Andre Lamontagne and Wily Peralta in a doubleheader at Mobile (Diamondbacks), 3:50 PM pre-game; 4:05 gametime; each contest slated for seven innings Live Audio Link Brevard County: RHP Cody Scarpetta at home vs. Clearwater (Phillies); 12:05 PM gametime Sorry, no audio for this series... Wisconsin: RHP Damon Krestalude at home vs. Kane County (Athletics), 12:45 PM pre-game; 1:05 gametime Live Audio Link Helena: RHP Matt Miller at Idaho Falls (Royals), 4:45 PM pre-game; 5:00 gametime Live Audio Link Arizona Rookie (Maryvale): at home vs. the Rangers' squad, 9:00 PM; never audio for games in this league -- last game of the regular season DSL Brewers: Season complete

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Link while active, text follows: Timber Rattlers profile: pitcher Efrain Nieves Cory Jennerjohn, Appleton Post-Crescent Efrain Nieves file - Age: 20. - Position: Pitcher. - Bats/throws: Left/left. - Height, weight: 6-0, 172. - Hometown: Bayamon, Puerto Rico. - Notes: Drafted by Milwaukee in the seventh round (221st overall) of the 2007 draft. ... Attended the Puerto Rico Baseball Academy. ... Struck out 49 batters in 45 innings between the Rookie Arizona Brewers and Rookie Helena in 2007. ... Racked up a 6-3 record in 11 starts in Helena while maintaining a strikeout-walk ratio of 66-10 in 2008. ... Participated in the IBAF World Cup with Team Puerto in 2009. Q&A Q: What was your favorite major league baseball team as a kid? A: "Cleveland Indians. Part of my mom's family was raised in Lorain, Ohio. So, growing up and going to visit my family, we would always go and watch the Cleveland Indians play." Q: Who was your favorite major league baseball player growing up? A: "Albert Pujols. Before Pujols, my favorite major league player was Roberto Alomar." Q: This is your second year with the Timber Rattlers. How much have you learned since you came to the Fox Valley as a 19-year-old? A: "I learned a bunch of stuff. It's a good feeling to have older guys around each other. That way you can pick up small stuff from each and every single one of them and apply it to your game." Q: What do you like best about Appleton? A: "Right now, the weather in the summer. No, I'm just kidding. Appleton's pretty nice. You know how some cities are crowded? Appleton is a real laid-back city. And that's kind of why I like it a lot." Q: Favorite Appleton restaurant? A: "Applebee's." Q: Favorite thing to get at Applebee's? A: "Broccoli and shrimp Alfredo pasta." Q: You get that every time? A: "Every single time." Q: What do you like to do on your day off? A: "The best thing I like to do is go to the mall and do a little window shopping and just get something for myself or play golf." Q: What kind of shopping are you doing — antiquing, perhaps? A: "No, no, no. To be honest, more like shoes. Like Aldo, Foot Locker." Q: So how many pairs of shoes do you own? A: "Right here, I've got 10, 15 and probably another 10, 15 at home." Q: What's one thing that people don't know about you? A: "About golf. I'm starting to learn the game of golf. I just started playing golf two weeks ago. That's something people don't know about me." Q: Do you like golf? A: "I like it a lot. I bought a brand new set of golf clubs." Q: Are you pretty good? A: (Sighs) "Terrible". The tool box Timber Rattlers pitching coach Chris Hook breaks down Efrain Nieves: - Big improvement: "I think he's improved quite a bit. He's a guy that was 19 years old in this league, which I think was a challenge. I think it would be a challenge for any 19-year-old kid. He came in and started showing you some of the things he did early on. And we're like here we go again." "But then halfway through, there was something that clicked in him. I saw a better focus on the mound. Delivery-wise, he had made some adjustments by getting his stroke a little shorter. And then also the mental game, he's really sharpened up." - Looking ahead: "I think there's a guy at 20 years old, that has got an average major league fastball. Has got a feel for a changeup and has a chance to pitch in the big leagues. There for a while, I wasn't sure that he was going to have a chance but as young as he is and being left-handed, I think he's got a chance." - Needs work: "Well, I think he's got to get better fastball command. I think he's in and out of it. There's a lot of times when he can really get after hitters and not miss a spot and then maybe, when he doesn't need to be down the middle zone, he makes a mistake there. His fastball command has to improve. I think his breaking ball has to improve. That's probably his worst pitch right now is his curveball/ slider, whatever you want to call it."

MiLB.com with a few additional notes on the Helena one-hitter. The Helena Independent Record does the best they can on a road game recap, as Idaho Falls' newspaper is subscription-based.

He may have gone 0-for-8 in two brief Brewer stints, but Adam Stern (audio) has had a heck of a season in Nashville.

Rain again in Mobile, the Stars and BayBears are scheduled to play a doubleheader at 4:05 PM today, weather permitting.

Only one week left for the Sounds...

Link while active, text follows: Nashville Sounds' left-hander Chuck Lofgren has perfect pitch Pitcher is comfortable on mound or stage By Bryan Mullen, THE TENNESSEAN Chuck Lofgren didn't know whether to stand up or throw up. Here he was, sitting in the sixth row of the Ford Theater at the Country Music Hall of Fame earlier this year. One of his musical idols, Garth Brooks, was performing on stage. Lofgren, dressed in a purple, long-sleeved shirt, jeans and boots, was soaking it all in. As a singer in a country music tribute band, Lofgren had sung Brooks' songs hundreds of times. An hour into the performance, Brooks addressed the audience. "Is Chuck in the crowd?" Brooks asked. Lofgren froze. Are. You. Kidding. Me? His girlfriend, Jen Maul, nudged him out of shock. Lofgren raised his hand. "This is an opportunity of a lifetime," Maul whispered to him. Lofgren headed to the stage. 'I was always singing' Lofgren's stage is usually a pitcher's mound. The 24-year-old lefty is a starter for the Nashville Sounds and is 7-8 this season, his first on the Triple-A level. His hobby is singing lead in a country music tribute band near his offseason home in Arizona. They mostly cover Brooks and George Strait. "As a kid, I loved country music," Lofgren said. "I was always singing in the car with my dad. He always told me he loved it. I thrived off that." As high school neared, Lofgren continued to sing (privately) and pitch (publicly). He attended Junipero Serra High School in San Mateo, Calif., the school that produced Barry Bonds and Tom Brady. In 2004, the Cleveland Indians drafted him in the fourth round. Lofgren played his first gig at 19, when he was pitching for a Single-A team in Eastlake, Ohio. It was at a small sports bar near the stadium. The small crowd dug it. As the years progressed, and as Lofgren moved up the baseball ranks, his band became a little bigger and the crowds grew a little larger. 'A great outlet for us' Lofgren and three friends play six or seven gigs a year from October to January in Arizona. The band — which has no official name — consists of Lofgren and friends Chris Armanino, Jon Ponzo and Todd Goodrich. "Both of our careers are pretty stressful so it's definitely a great outlet for us," said Armanino, 24, a police officer. "We try and go out there and give the good people a nice time." When Lofgren got word he would be playing baseball this season in Nashville, his ears pricked up. "It's a dream for country music people, but obviously my No. 1 focus is baseball," Lofgren said. Still, he's found time for some karaoke and has hit the stage at Buck Wild Saloon downtown. Lofgren talked to The Stage into letting him sing a song but the request was denied. "It would be awesome to play there, but, hey, I understand that the people on that stage are way more famous than me," Lofgren said. Garth calls him onstage Whether or not Lofgren plays The Stage, his signature moment will be tough to surpass. Lofgren is involved with Garth Brooks' Teammate For Kids Foundation, which features professional athletes who raise money for children's charities. Earlier this year, Lofgren and other pro athletes were invited to Brooks' Nashville-area ranch. Brooks was set to play a fundraiser at the Country Music Hall of Fame the next evening. "I was joking around with him and said, 'Hey, don't be afraid to call me on stage tomorrow night because I can sing a little bit,' " Lofgren recalled. "He started laughing and said, 'Yeah, I hear that all the time.' " Lofgren was persistent. "I told him, 'Seriously, I'd love to do it. It would be an honor,' " Lofgren said. The next night, Brooks asked if Chuck was in the crowd. "My heart was beating a million miles per second," Lofgren said. "I didn't know whether to say I was there or not. There were a lot people there, major league players from Cliff Lee to Ryan Franklin to Larry Walker." Lofgren raised his hand, got a nudge from his girlfriend and walked to the stage. Brooks shook Lofgren's hand and asked what song Lofgren wanted to sing. "I was like, 'Well, you haven't done Much Too Young,' " Lofgren said. Lofgren was prepared to sing backup. Instead, Brooks pushed Lofgren to the main mic. The fiddle started. Lofgren sang the first three lines. A huge applause followed. "It really was an opportunity of a lifetime," Lofgren said. ' … get somebody out' When Sounds Manager Don Money was told about Lofgren's singing, he smiled. "Would I like to see him sing? No," Money said, laughing. "I'd like to see him get somebody out. I'm just kidding. Look, everyone has their own things they do to get away from the game. Some guys play the guitar. Some guys carry big snakes around." Sounds officials have asked Lofgren to sing the national anthem but he is hesitant. "Singing the national anthem is a little different than singing on stage," he said. Maybe the P.A. announcer just needs to ask one question. Is there a Chuck in the crowd? Photo by SANFORD MYERS / THE TENNESSEAN Sounds pitcher Chuck Lofgren can not only throw a fastball but he can carry a tune, as he has been part of a country music tribute band for years. Lofgren got the thrill of a lifetime recently by singing onstage with Garth Brooks. http://cmsimg.tennessean.com/apps/pbcsi.dll/bilde?Site=DN&Date=20100828&Category=SPORTS0401&ArtNo=8280331&Ref=AR&Profile=2073&MaxW=550&MaxH=650&title=0

PCL American North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Iowa 76 57 .571 - - 37-31 39-26 6-4 W2 Memphis 75 59 .560 1.5 10 43-25 32-34 8-2 W4 Omaha 73 61 .545 3.5 8 35-31 38-30 5-5 L2 Nashville 70 63 .526 6.0 6 37-31 33-32 6-4 L1 SOU North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak * Tennessee 39 22 .639 - - 24-9 15-13 6-4 W2 Huntsville 30 30 .500 8.5 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 L1 Chattanooga 29 32 .475 10.0 E 15-18 14-14 6-4 L1 West Tenn 28 33 .459 11.0 E 15-13 13-20 4-6 L2 Carolina 25 34 .424 13.0 E 12-18 13-16 3-7 L1 FSL North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Tampa 38 21 .644 - - 19-9 19-12 6-4 L1 Daytona 36 24 .600 2.5 8 21-10 15-14 5-5 L1 Brevard County 34 28 .548 5.5 5 18-15 16-13 4-6 L3 Lakeland 30 30 .500 8.5 1 14-11 16-19 5-5 W2 Clearwater 26 34 .433 12.5 E 15-14 11-20 5-5 W1 * Dunedin 26 35 .426 13.0 E 14-18 12-17 5-5 W1 MID Western Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Quad Cities 36 23 .610 - - 11-14 25-9 5-5 L2 Clinton 34 25 .576 2.0 - 20-13 14-12 7-3 W2 Kane County 32 27 .542 4.0 9 17-12 15-15 5-5 W1 * Cedar Rapids 32 28 .533 4.5 9 17-14 15-14 3-7 L3 Beloit 29 28 .509 6.0 6 15-13 14-15 5-5 L1 Peoria 28 29 .491 7.0 6 15-14 13-15 5-5 W3 Wisconsin 29 31 .483 7.5 6 15-13 14-18 5-5 W1 Burlington 20 37 .351 15.0 E 14-17 6-20 4-6 L1 PIO North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Helena 15 9 .625 - - 7-5 8-4 7-3 W5 * Great Falls 14 12 .538 2.0 12 8-4 6-8 6-4 L1 Billings 12 12 .500 3.0 12 7-5 5-7 5-5 W3 Missoula 11 15 .423 5.0 9 6-8 5-7 4-6 L2 AZL Central Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak # AZL Brewers 33 22 .600 - - 12-12 12-10 4-6 L3 AZL Dodgers 30 24 .556 2.5 E 12-10 13-8 6-4 W1 AZL Reds 30 24 .556 2.5 E 12-8 13-9 8-2 W5 AZL Indians 21 34 .382 12.0 E 8-14 10-12 2-8 L1 DSL S.D. North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak # DSL Mariners 43 28 .606 - - 23-13 20-15 7-3 L1 DSL Cardinals 39 32 .549 4.0 E 24-11 15-21 5-5 L2 DSL Athletics 32 39 .451 11.0 E 17-19 15-20 6-4 W2 DSL Brewers 28 43 .394 15.0 E 17-18 11-25 3-7 W1

Follow Saturday's action as it happens: Here's what you do, right click on each of the links below and choose "Open in New Tab or New Window". Choose "Recap". While you're listening to your minor league game of choice (or watching/listening to the big league Crew when they are playing), simply refresh your game log browsers every so often. Nashville (Gameday also available) Huntsville Game One (Gameday also available) Huntsville Game Two (Gameday also available) Brevard County Wisconsin Helena

A $6.95 subscription to MiLB.TV will allow you to see live and archived games from the four-game Helena series at Idaho Falls which began Friday, along with the coming Nashville series in Oklahoma City, which starts Monday.