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Another alternative for closing games has arrived in Brevard County. 26-year-old RHP Jim Henderson gets the needed bump from Wisconsin to Brevard County. Job well done, sir, protecting leads for the young Timber Rattlers during the first half. We'll see how duties are shared on the Manatees with Omar Aguilar or others. Closing duties in Wisconsin (Rigo Almonte?) would appear to be wide open for now. The Rattlers should announce a backfill on Thursday the latest.

Since the just turned 23-year-old lefty missed all of last season, we'll probably see his name initially with the Maryvale kids. Looks like a box score to be determined will let us know...

Nashville fans willing to pay the associated fee can watch the Albuquerque series this weekend via MiLB.TV. *** This link will be included in each daily report when the Nashville Sounds are scheduled to play. Normally it is updated a few hours prior to gametime. Nashville Media Notes (Adobe .pdf format): *** We're going to include the link to Kraig McNutt's Nashville blog in the same post as the Nashville media notes link going forward. *** AAA All-Star voting is here with your MiLB.com online account. Time is running out -- vote through the 26th.

Follow Wednesday'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. MiLB.com now has Gameday available for AA as well as AAA this season. Nashville: http://web.minorleaguebaseball.com/milb/stats/stats.jsp?sid=milb&t=g_box&gid=2009_06_24_nasaaa_albaaa_1 Huntsville: http://web.minorleaguebaseball.com/milb/stats/stats.jsp?sid=t559&t=g_box&gid=2009_06_24_cngaax_hunaax_1 Brevard County: http://web.minorleaguebaseball.com/milb/stats/stats.jsp?sid=t503&t=g_box&gid=2009_06_24_dunafa_breafa_1 Helena: http://web.minorleaguebaseball.com/milb/stats/stats.jsp?sid=t433&gid=2009_06_24_misrok_helrok_1&cid=433&t=g_box Arizona Rookie (Maryvale): http://web.minorleaguebaseball.com/milb/stats/stats.jsp?sid=milb&t=g_box&gid=2009_06_24_brrrok_cubrok_1 Dominican Summer League Brewers / Orioles: http://web.minorleaguebaseball.com/milb/stats/stats.jsp?sid=milb&gid=2009_06_24_dobrok_dblrok_1&cid=3130&t=g_box

Wednesday's Daily Menu: All times Central; pitchers subject to change -- Link here for the live audio choices - audio will no longer archive. Sorry, no audio available for this Brevard County series... Nashville: RHP Tim Dillard at Albuquerque (Dodgers), 7:40 PM pre-game; 8:05 gametime Huntsville: LHP David Welch at home vs. Chattanooga (Dodgers), 6:45 PM pre-game; 7:00 gametime Brevard County: RHP Michael Bowman at home vs. Dunedin (Blue Jays), 6:05 PM gametime Wisconsin: Idle Helena: RHP Jake Odorizzi at home vs. Missoula (Diamondbacks), 7:50 PM pre-game; 8:05 gametime Arizona Summer League: at the rookie Cubs in Mesa; the ASL finally got it right this year, no more day games, which was the case in every season prior -- all games begin at 7:00 local time in the desert; game logs usually are not updated until the overnight hours; no audio, naturally... Dominican Summer League Brewers / Orioles: at the DSL Blue Jays (see this thread for some roster background) -- all games are 10:30 local time in the Dominican, and no need to ask about web audio; we usually won't see updated box scores until the overnight...

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From the Journal-Sentinel notes column: Passing on Cody In opting to recall right-hander Mike Burns to start in Bush's place Thursday, the Brewers passed on left-hander Chris Cody. After going 5-1 with a 2.30 earned run average in 10 starts at Class AA Huntsville, Cody was promoted to Nashville, where he is 2-1 with a 1.69 ERA through three starts. Acquired from Detroit in 2007 for reliever Jose Capellan, Cody does not throw hard. He also has not been particularly effective against left-handed hitters (.321 batting average) at Nashville, eliminating any advantage he might have against Minnesota's left-handed duo of Joe Mauer and Justin Morneau. "Our guys at Triple-A really like him," Melvin said. "He's a strike thrower. He's not a hard thrower. One guy you might compare him to is (former major-league lefty) Mike Maroth."

Tom Haudricourt updated his readers on Chris Duffy, who has been on the Temporary Inactive List since June 3rd: Centerfielder Chris Duffy, assigned outright to Class AAA Nashville on May 26, has been placed on that club's inactive list. Duffy went home to Arizona for the birth of a child after playing three games with Nashville and never rejoined the club. Brewers assistant general manager Gord Ash said Duffy's absence was "a delicate issue" that he could not detail. "All I can tell you is he's dealing with some personal issues," said Ash, who did not know when Duffy might return. Once again, and understandably, life trumps baseball.

From Adam McCalvy's MLB.com blog post: Right-hander R.J. Seidel is scheduled to begin a rehab assignment with the rookie-level Arizona Brewers on Wednesday. Brewers general manager Doug Melvin told us in April that Seidel was out for the year after "tearing up" his knee when he slipped on some ice over the winter, but perhaps that assessment has changed. Seidel is a Wisconsin native drafted in the 16th round by the Brewers in 2006.

LHP Zach Braddock has indeed been promoted to AA Huntsville, and joining him from Brevard is closer supreme Rob Wooten. Talk about a brief AA stay, fireballing reliever John Axford gets bumped to AAA Nashville, just one step away from Milwaukee. Congrats to all! RHP and 40-man roster spot holder Omar Aguilar gets dropped to high-A Brevard County, where hopefully he'll post some consistent outings right away. 30-year-old LH reliever Derrick Ellison, (career stats at link) the long-time indy baller plucked from those ranks last season, was released. A very brief stint in the Mariners' system was surrounded by years of perseverence in the indy ranks. We wish Derrick well. Yesterday June 23rd, OF Drew Anderson was placed on the temporarily inactive list, as was anticipated. RHP Mark Holliman re-joins Huntsville in a paper move from Helena.

Look for the Chris Ellington photo below at the linked article. Click on it at the linked site for a larger view. http://images.townnews.com/helenair.com/content/articles/2009/06/24/sports/top/50spl_090624_brewers-4_thumb.jpg

Link while active, text follows: Starting off right By JASON SCOTT - Helena Independent Record The Helena Brewers wasted no time getting on the winning track early Tuesday night, defeating the Missoula Osprey 10-5 behind solid hitting and a strong performance by starting pitcher Nick Bucci. Bucci scattered three hits over five innings to get the win. He was backed up by the Helena offense, which managed 17 hits, seven of them for extra bases. Designated hitter Chris Ellington pounded the ball, going 3-for-4 with a triple, a home run and two RBIs. Cameron Garfield also had luck at the plate, going 5-for-5 with a pair of runs batted in. "I liked that we were really aggressive," said Helena coach Rene Gonzales. "I think we scored seven runs with two outs, which is huge. Also, we put the ball in play with two strikes, and we got up early." Early was the name of the game for the Brewers. Missoula's leadoff man, David Nick, grounded out on the first pitch Bucci threw. The hard-throwing righty struck out the next two batters to retire the side. Bucci, who works fast on the mound, only had one real mistake, a fourth-inning homer to left from first baseman Paul Goldschmidt. "He was really strong, he pounded the strike zone and he kept the game moving," said Gonzales. "It's fun to play behind guys like that." The Brewer offense took care of the Missoula pitchers from the get-go. Helena shortstop Josh Prince led off the game by reaching on an error. He promptly stole second and scored when Ellington brought him home with a single. Ellington later scored to give the home team a 2-0 lead. Helena struck again in a big way in the second, eventually batting around. Right fielder Scott Krieger whacked a three-run homer with two outs, bringing home remaining outfielders Pete Fatse and Derrick McPhearson. Ellington followed with a triple and came home two pitches later on a Garfield single. McPhearson, batting in the nine spot of the Helena order, had three hits and two stolen bases. "I was just so anxious," McPhearson said. "I was trying to maintain my composure. It's something you fight with every day. We're all professionals now so I'm just going out there to execute." In the fourth inning, Garfield and third baseman Edgar Trejo had back-to-back doubles with one out. Both men scored as the Helena hit train kept rolling. In the fifth, Ellington pulled a solo shot over the left field fence, once again igniting the Helena crowd. "I was trying to work the count and wait for a pitch up (in the strike zone)," Ellington said. "On the one I hit out, the pitcher just made a bad pitch and I put a good swing on it." In the seventh, Krieger kept the hits coming, lacing a double to the gap and later scoring on yet another Garfield single. The inning might have continued, but Nick made a slick diving snag at second base, catching Garfield off first for an inning-ending double play. The Brewer bullpen got into a couple jams late in the game, walking eight batters between four pitchers. Chad Robinson came in to start the top of the sixth. He got through the inning and pitched to just one batter in the seventh before giving way to Ivan Herrera-Rusova, who had trouble finding the strike zone. He walked four batters before Gonzales pulled him in favor of Robert Currie, who got the last two outs of the inning. Currie pitched a scoreless eighth before making his departure. "They're better than that," Gonzales said of his bullpen. "We're just fine. They haven't been throwing like that and I'm not worried about it." Rico Salmon came in to shut the door in the ninth. After getting the first batter, he was forced to work out of a jam, ending the game by stranding two Osprey runners thanks to a nice play on a ground ball by Trejo. "It was good opening day," Ellington said. "The fans had a lot of good energy. We fed off their energy really well. Give it all to the fans." After the game, Gonzales had some things to say to his players, but kept it mostly positive. "I told them not to get ahead of themselves," he said. "It's just one game. It doesn't make or break us. It's just part of our whole approach." The Brewers are in action again tonight at Kindrick. Jake Odorizzi is slated to get the start on the mound. Game time is scheduled for 7:05 PM (8:05 Central). Helena Brewers' Kyle Dhanani dives back to first base as Missoula's Paul Goldschmidt gloves the ball during Tuesday night's game at Kindrick Legion Field. The Brewers defeated the Osprey 10-5. (All photos by Lisa Kunkel Independent Record) http://www.helenair.com/content/articles/2009/06/24/sports/top/50spl_090624_brewers.jpg Brewers third baseman Edgar Trejo catches a low-flying pop up. http://images.townnews.com/helenair.com/content/articles/2009/06/24/sports/top/50spl_090624_brewers-2.jpg Missoula Osprey's David Narodowski jumps over Helena Brewers' Kyle Dhanani during a play at second base. http://images.townnews.com/helenair.com/content/articles/2009/06/24/sports/top/50spl_090624_brewers-3.jpg Helena Brewers shortstop Josh Prince makes a play. http://images.townnews.com/helenair.com/content/articles/2009/06/24/sports/top/50spl_090624_brewers-5.jpg Helena Brewers shortstop Josh Prince throws to first base as Missoula Osprey's Keon Broxton waits safely at second. http://images.townnews.com/helenair.com/content/articles/2009/06/24/sports/top/50spl_090624_brewers-6.jpg Helena Brewers' Nick Bucci fires in a pitch. http://images.townnews.com/helenair.com/content/articles/2009/06/24/sports/top/50spl_090624_brewers-7.jpg Missoula Osprey's Ramon Castillo watches the ball bounce of Helena Brewers catcher Cameron Garfield's chest. http://images.townnews.com/helenair.com/content/articles/2009/06/24/sports/top/50spl_090624_brewers-8.jpg

Final: Helena 10, Missoula (Diamondbacks) 5 Helena Game Summary (Press Release): Brewers Win Season Opener Just one month removed from his 18th birthday, Cameron Garfield, a 2nd round pick in this year's draft, went 5-5 with three RBI's in his professional debut to lead the Helena Brewers to a season opening win 10-5 over the Missoula Osprey. The Brewers hitters racked up 17 hits against the Osprey pitching staff. Although Garfield was the story of the game, fellow 2009 draft pick Chris Ellington and undrafted free agent signee Derrick McPhearson each picked up three hits in the game. Ellington and Scott Krieger went deep to give Nick Bucci the win. Bucci, an 18th round pick in the 2008 draft, pitched five innings giving up only one run on five hits. The 6' 2" righty was able to pitch with the lead most of his start after the Brewers racked up six runs in the first two innings. The Osprey did make a small comeback scoring four runs in the 7th inning, before the Brewers pen led by 2009 6th round pick Rob Currie and '08 draft pick Rico Salmon pitched scoreless eighth and ninth innings. Missoula starter Enrique Burgos was given the loss after giving up four earned runs in two innings. Helena Box Score Welcome back, Chad Robinson, who missed all of 2008... Helena Game Log Brewers never retired 1-2-3...

Final: DSL Giants 15, DSL Brewers / Orioles 1 DSL Brewers / Orioles Box Score Giants scored 15 runs on just five hits; the only Brewer to pitch was RHP Rolando Pascual, and actually, he had an OK line -- stranded one of two inherited runners, worked 3.1 innings without surrendering a single base hit and struck out seven, but did walk four, hit one, uncork two wild pitches, and did surrender two runs of his own; Pascual walked or hit five of the first six men he faced, but none after that, and would later strike out five in a row; left fielder Juan Barrini with the lone Brewer base hit, although Jhonatan Javier did walk twice... DSL Brewers / Orioles Game Log

MiLB.com story on the Midwest League All-Star Game From Chris Mehring, Voice of the Rattlers, who live-blogged the game: CLINTON, IA - Sawyer Carroll was 4-for-4 and Ronnie Bourquin hit a three-run homer to lead the East to a 6-3 win over the West at the Midwest League All-Star Game. Carroll, an outfielder for the Fort Wayne TinCaps, was named the 2009 Star of Stars as he scored a run and stole a base to pace the East to the win at Alliant Energy Field. All five Wisconsin Timber Rattlers selected to participate in the game played for the West Division. Pitchers Daniel Meadows (.1IP), Wily Peralta (.1IP), Jim Henderson (.2IP) did not allow a hit or a run. Both Peralta and Henderson had a strikeout. Catcher Corey Kemp and infielder Brett Lawrie both went 0-for-2 as substitutes.

Final: Albuquerque (Dodgers) 1, Nashville 0 Nashville Site Game Summary: Link for Manny Parra photo, text follows -- Sounds Drop Pitchers' Duel To Isotopes, 1-0 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The Nashville Sounds came up on the short end of a 1-0 decision in a rare pitchers' duel at Isotopes Park on Tuesday evening, falling to the Albuquerque Isotopes in the opener of a four-game series. Three Albuquerque hurlers combined on the six-hit shutout, led by starter Carlos Alvarado's seven scoreless frames. Travis Schlichting and Scott Strickland each worked a scoreless inning, with Strickland notching his 12th save of the year by keeping Nashville off the board in the ninth. Left-hander Manny Parra (0-1) turned in his second straight solid outing for Nashville but was dealt the loss after allowing one run on five hits over seven innings of action. In two starts for the Sounds, Parra has posted a 1.38 ERA, allowing two earned runs on nine hits in 13.0 innings of work. Albuquerque scored the evening's lone run in the bottom of the seventh inning when Dee Brown's two-out single to right off Parra plated Luis Maza. Suspended Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Manny Ramirez went 0-for-2 against Parra in his first minor league appearance, striking out in his first at-bat and grounding out to short in his second before departing in the top of the fifth. AUDIO: Manny Strikes Out Manny MLB.com Video: Parra Retires Ramirez Twice The teams continue the series with another 8:05 PM CT meeting on Wednesday evening. Right-hander Tim Dillard (7-3, 4.31) takes the hill for Nashville to face PCL wins leader Charlie Haeger (8-4, 3.90). Nashville Box Score You are a Brewer minor league fanatic if you read that game story and thought to yourself -- Carlo Alvarado, wasn't he a Brewer at one time? Yes, as a 24-year-old in High Desert, 2002, kudos if you knew that. Manny Parra threw 59 of 93 pitches for strikes in his seven innings; Sounds 0-for-7 with RISP; off on a major tangent here, but why is third catcher Patrick Arlis cluttering up a Nashville roster spot? Since rejoining the Sounds on May 25th, Arlis has one at-bat. He had shown an interest getting into coaching, have him work with the young catchers in Maryvale. Just saying, another bullpen arm is always helpful and would free up promotions elsewhere in the chain...... Nashville Game Log Jason Bourgeois thrown out at home on an infield grounder in the 6th; rally-killing GIDP by usually clutch pinch-hitter Erick Almonte in the 8th...

Link while active, text follows: Cool under fire Holliman comes up big in Sunday's key victory By Brad Shepard For The Huntsville Times As a member of last year's Huntsville Stars, Robert Hinton had been a part of a team that blew a sizable first-half lead to squander a playoff spot. But before Sunday's must-win scenario, the closer noticed something that made him feel like history wouldn't repeat itself. Despite the team's six-game losing streak, starting pitcher Mark Holliman was reserved and confident in the pregame clubhouse. "One of the things about Holliman is since he's been in the league a couple years, he was so calm before the game," Hinton said. "That's something I think the guys fed off of. It was just like it was a normal start, and everybody followed suit." Even after giving up two first-inning runs, Holliman gave the Stars six solid innings in an 8-3 win over Birmingham. Coupled with a Carolina loss, the Stars clinched the first half on the final day. Holliman improved his record to 5-2 to go along with a 4.64 earned run average, and, more importantly, the 25-year-old pitched his Stars into the playoffs. "It was a big game, not only for the championship but because we'd lost six games in a row," Holliman said. "Granted, I started out a little slow, but the team picked me up like they always do, and I settled in and we got a big win." Holliman's start - shaky at first, then strong - mirrored his season thus far. In his first four starts with the Stars after coming to the Milwaukee organization from the Cubs in the Rule 5 draft, Holliman had no record but carried a 7.79 ERA. He had allowed an inconsistent 2008 season bleed into this year. The former Ole Miss standout and third-round draft pick began last year in Triple-A Iowa, but when he got off to a rough start, he was sent back down to Tennessee. His season spiraled. "When they sent me down, I felt like I'd already accomplished all that I needed to on that level," said Holliman, who was 10-11 with a 3.57 ERA, which included a seven-inning no-hitter against the Stars in 2007. "So, I wasn't as focused as I needed to be. "The biggest difference this year is I'm not worried about anything off the field, and I've regained that focus I had back in 2007." In Holliman's case, it was high-school sweetheart and wife of two-plus years, Jessica, who helped him regain that quiet confidence that he enjoyed throughout college and his early minor league seasons. She has been with him since their days at Germantown High School outside of Memphis and also when he was a star at Ole Miss. So, she can read what the coaches can't. "She sees more emotion because she knows me better than anybody," he said. "I've actually learned a lot about myself and my reactions to things talking to her after the game. "She's not going to baby it up for me. She's going to give it to me straight, and that's what I need." Holliman was what the Stars needed on Sunday to stop the slide, calm the nerves and pitch a solid game that allowed the hitters to do the rest. "He's got a great veteran approach out there," Hinton said, "and we needed it."

Final: Huntsville 6, Chattanooga (Dodgers) 1 Huntsville Site Game Summary Hometown Hurler Hand Leads Huntsville to Win Over Looks Battery Mate Lucroy Leads the Way Offensively By Brett Pollock / Huntsville Stars Donovan Hand worked seven solid innings and Jonathan Lucroy drove in four runs to carry Huntsville past Chattanooga 6-1 Tuesday night in the second game of a six-game set to open the second half at Joe Davis Stadium. The Stars improved to 40-31 overall, while the Lookouts dropped to 30-41 overall. Huntsville won for a fifth time in 11 games against the Lookouts and evened their home record at 16-16. Adam Stern led off the home first with a triple and scored one out later on a single by Lucroy off of starter Josh Lindblom. Stern singled with two outs in the bottom of the third, stole second base, stayed put when Shane Justis walked and scored, with Justis, when Lucroy belted his fourth home run of the season to make it 4-0. It was Lucroy's first long ball at home since Opening Day on April 9. Hand blanked the visitors on one hit through four innings before allowing a run in the fifth. Gabriel Gutierrez doubled with one out, moved to third base on a ground out, stayed when Lindblom walked and then scored on a wild pitch. Hand then walked James Tomlin but got out of further trouble when Freddy Parejo made a running, sliding catch on a ball hit to deep center field by Justin Sellers. The Hatton, Alabama native put together his longest outing of the season, allowing only three hits, while walking two and fanning two to improve to 6-1. Omar Aguilar worked two scoreless frames in relief, as the Stars have held the Lookouts to two runs in the first two games of the series. The Stars improved to 17-5 when their starting pitcher goes six innings or longer. Justis singled in a run with two outs in the fifth to make it 5-1 and Lindblom was lifted after five frames, allowing five runs on six hits. He took the loss to drop to 3-5 after walking two and striking out four. The Stars scored an unearned run in the seventh inning and wound up scoring in all four odd numbered innings and getting set down in order in all four of the even numbered innings. The series continues Wednesday night with southpaw David Welch taking the hill against Lookouts' right-hander Jesus Castillo. Coverage of the game begins at 6:45 PM central time and can be heard through the internet at www.huntsvillestars.com. Huntsville Box Score Donovan Hand reached AA so quickly in 2008, it's a pleasure to see him make the adjustments to be successful in '09 -- only 89 pitches through seven stellar innings here; Omar Aguilar needed this outing, but he's teased us before during this season -- need to string some of these appearances together; Adam Stern on base all four trips, even with that, 5-for-his-last-30... Huntsville Game Log

Brevard County Site Game Summary Ask and we receive -- nice... Blue Jays Silence Manatees By Tyler Stover / Brevard County Manatees (Viera, FL) Andrew Liebel shut the Manatees down Tuesday night, limiting them to just one hit in Dunedin's 2-1 victory. Liebel (3-8) took a big step toward turning around what has been a rough season so far. His only hit allowed was to Lee Haydel in the fourth inning, who later came around to score the Manatees' lone run. Liebel did not allow a walk, and the only other baserunner he allowed was Caleb Gindl, who reached on an error in the eighth inning. Liebel's strong performance ruined one of the most dominant pitching performances of the year from the Brevard County pitching staff. Mark Rogers, Roque Mercedes, Lucas Luetge, and Rob Wooten combined to strike out 17 Blue Jays in the game. Luetge (4-4) was exceptionally impressive, striking out eight in three innings, but took the loss. John Tolisano put Dunedin on the board first, launching a home run (7) down the right field line in the third inning. After the Manatees equaled the score in the fourth, the game remained tied until the eighth inning. Tolisano broke the tie, slapping a single to left field to score Sean Shoffit from second base to give Dunedin a 2-1 lead. With tonight's win, Dunedin has already won the three-game series. The two teams meet again Wednesday at 7:05 PM (6:05 Central) for the final game of the first half. Michael Bowman (2-1, 2.84) gets the nod for Brevard County, facing Kenny Rodriguez (5-2, 1.99) of Dunedin. Lucas Luetge's eight strikeouts weren't enough to avoid the loss Tuesday night. (Photo by Dennis Greenblatt) http://www.minorleaguebaseball.com/images/2009/06/23/MX73Si4H.jpg

You guys are too quick with the updates while I compiled that Brevard post -- I'll give it a rest until later http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/wink.gif

Welcome back to the Link Report, where, for at least for now, you can find respite from the T-Ball brand of baseball being played in Miller Park tonight. Final: Dunedin (Blue Jays) 2, Brevard County 1 Brevard County Box Score Caleb Gindl reached on an error in an 8th inning pinch-hit appearanace, so whatever ails him must be minor; this Dunedin club leads the league in offensive strikeouts, and the Manatees piled on, fanning 17; while it doesn't mention an injury, Carlos Corporan was removed from the game immediately after a runner crossed the plate in the 8th (home plate collision?) -- Michael Roberts, who was the designated hitter, donned the mask -- the Manatees lost the DH, prompting Gindl's pinch-hit appearance; you would think Anderson Delarosa could have been brought in to catch as well; oh, did we mention the Manatees had only one base hit, Lee Haydel's single in the 4th? Brevard County Game Log

Roque has finally found consistency in his relief niche. He'll be there going forward.

That Brevard game (1-1 in the 7th) is flying along. And two-out rallies culminating in Jonathan Lucroy three-run bombs make me http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif. Earlier he had an RBI single.

The Timber Rattlers have placed RHP Cody Adams, the Brewers 2nd round pick in 2008, on the disabled list. There's been no official word on the nature of his injury, perhaps it will be disclosed the next time Adam McCalvy gets to review minor league happenings with Gord Ash or Reid Nichols. For the time being, Wisconsin's roster remains one short of the limit, a situation that will likely be rectified Wednesday.