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Via Brewers.com Video: Kudos to these minor leaguers for their contributions in the final big league camp game Catcher Brent Diaz 18-year-old Jadher Areinamo

Via Brewers.com Video: Kudos to these minor leaguers for their contributions in the final big league camp game Catcher Brent Diaz 18-year-old Jadher Areinamo

Via Brewers.com Video: Kudos to these minor leaguers for their contributions in the final big league camp game Catcher Brent Diaz 18-year-old Jadher Areinamo

The Nashville Sounds were placed in the spotlight Tuesday evening, thanks to the big league season's one-week delay. With the Brewers other affiliates set to debut this Friday, the men at AAA will be the primary focus of the daily report for a bit. The entertainment factor turned out to be high on Opening Night! Final: Nashville 5, Durham (Rays) 4 Box Score Nashville Site Game Summary: Sounds Score Walk-Off Winner on Opening Day - Corey Ray’s Infield Single in the Ninth Wins it for Nashville We'll build off the always-detailed game summaries (definitely suggested reading) with nuggets and observations, and please add in your own thoughts by commenting on our daily posts all season. Wait, we can embed tweets now? Thank you very much, site upgrade! Jon Singleton kicks off the game's timeline. Nice to have home games on the docket for the higher quantity of video content. We always thank the production crews at each affiliate for providing these highlights, and Voice of the Sounds Jeff Hem is in fine Opening Night form. Reminder - Brice Turang will be 22 years old all season long. In nine Nashville starts in 2021, Ethan Small posted a 2.06 ERA but walked 21 and struck out 24 in 35 innings. So perhaps the note on his strikeouts here isn't as surprising as one might think initially. Keep in mind that both highlights you are about to see happened in the top of the 6th within moments of each other. Despite allowing line drive base hits to the first three men he faced, RH reliever Hobie Harris escaped with a scoreless inning and no doubt treated Corey Ray to a cold one after the game. Now remember, it's called a walk-off because the losing team walks off the field. The winning team tends to bounce off, high-five off, etc. Brice Turang and Jamie Westbrook on base thrice each. All nine lineup starters played the entire game. Your Opening Night bench: C Brett Sullivan, INF's Mark Mathias and Andruw Monasterio, OF's Jonathan Davis, Dustin Peterson and Garrett Whitley. We're all Luke Barker fans, but the two runs he allowed in a save situation set up the final dramatics: Ground ball single, wild pitch, walk, line drive single to load the bases, ground ball RBI single, sacrifice fly, then nice work to preserve the tie. Bookmark this for future reference if you wish - Sounds Media Guide (wow, 234 pages) *** Elsewhere on the farm: If your bosses are only going to give you two minutes to file a TV news report previewing the local squad, this is how you do it, nice job Michael Dugan - hear from Garrett Mitchell, Joey Wiemer, Thomas Dillard, Lucas Erceg and Manager Mike Guerrero Voice of the Shuckers Garrett Greene included detailed entries for each of the 2022 members of the initial Biloxi roster in his press release *** Wisconsin Opening Roster Press Release Carolina Opening Roster Press Release *** We'll be posting the next day's schedule at the base of each daily report. Hortonville, WI native and UW-LaCrosse product, RHP Caleb Boushley (Boz-ley) is scheduled to start for the Music City Crew. Wednesday 4/6: Organizational Scoreboard including starting pitcher info, game times, MiLB TV links, and box scores Enjoy your day, everyone! View full article

I completely went through my Costanza-sized wallet and broke it down to the bare necessities. Most liberating thing I've done in years, highly recommended!

Initial post in thread is up-to-date, check out the link as the latest Tampa and Cleveland deals have been posted. *** These trade partners were removed / updated: Rays (05/21/21) -- Acquired SS Willy Adames and RHP Trevor Richards in exchange for RHP JP Feyereisen and RHP Drew Rasmussen Indians (11/20/19) -- Acquired INF Mark Mathias in exchange for C Andres Melendez

2021 a tough year for the Mary Tyler Moore show cast - Cloris Leachman, Gavin MacLeod, and Ed Asner. Bubble wrap Betty White.

RIP Markie Post of "Night Court", 70. Never had looked up her first name was Marjorie. Another bit of my 80's TV history memories gone.

We see you, Reese Olson

Initial post in thread is up-to-date.

This deal: Mariners (12/05/19) -- Acquired C Omar Narvaez in exchange for RHP Adam Hill and future considerations (2020 Competitive Balance Round B draft pick - RHP Connor Phillips, currently #11 on the Mariners MLB Pipeline list) Was replaced by this one: Mariners (05/02/21) -- Acquired C Jacob Nottingham in exchange for cash considerations *** Visit the initial post in this thread to see the last trade with the Rays prior to the Adames/Richards for Feyereisen/Rasmussen deal today.

Blue Jays (11/04/19) -- Acquired 1B/OF Chad Spanberger in exchange for RHP Chase Anderson This was replaced by the Derek Fisher acquisition in the initial post in this thread.

This trade partner relationship with Colorado is by far the longest dry spell currently for the Brewers, as seen in the initial post here. It's ten and a half years longer than the next longest drought (St. Louis). Even though this was one of those quick same-day Rule 5 draft trades, it's still sad to note that Carvajal passed in January 2018 at age 33. Former pitcher Marcos Carvajal dies in Venezuela amid lack of medication for pneumonia NOTE: This past spring MLB.com wrote about the longest current MLB trade partner droughts for each team. Brewers-Rockies is the 7th longest drought, and no drought pre-dates the year 2000. Bumped this post and this thread because Kyle Lobner continued his remarkable This Day in Brewers History series today, and I realized that on this same day five years earlier in 1999 the two teams were involved in a major (yet lackluster for the Crew) three-team trade. Haven't researched if the teams had dealt with each other between the '99 and '04 deals. P.S.: I am aware that in the initial post of this thread many of the Baseball Cube Player Page links need to be updated. Apparently the Cube changed all their links some time ago.

I enjoyed AMC's Quiz. I've copied and pasted this disclaimer -- If you don’t remember the details about the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? fraud scandal that happened in the early 2000s in England, don’t go to Google before you watch Quiz. The fascinating three-part (each one hour) limited series, which first aired in May in the U.K. and debuted earlier this month, is compelling regardless, but may be best appreciated by those who come to it with as few preconceived notions as possible.

Here are the prior deals with these teams: Now the Jordan Lyles acquisition for Cody Ponce, but previously: Pirates (12/17/15) -- Acquired OF Keon Broxton and RHP Trey Supak in exchange for 1B Jason Rogers *** Now the Drew Pomeranz / Ray Black acquisitions for Mauricio Dubon, but previously: Giants (03/24/19) -- Acquired INF C.J. Hinojosa in exchange for C Erik Kratz *** Now the Jacob Faria acquisition for Jesus Aguilar, but previously: Rays (06/10/18) -- Acquired IF Brad Miller and cash in exchange for 1B Ji-Man Choi *** Now the cash acquisition for Marcos Diplan, but previously: Twins (08/03/15) -- Acquired cash in exchange for LHP Neal Cotts

This trade partner relationship with Colorado is by far the longest dry spell currently for the Brewers, as seen in the initial post here. It's ten and a half years longer than the next longest drought (St. Louis). Even though this was one of those quick same-day Rule 5 draft trades, it's still sad to note that Carvajal passed in January 2018 at age 33. Former pitcher Marcos Carvajal dies in Venezuela amid lack of medication for pneumonia NOTE: This past spring MLB.com wrote about the longest current MLB trade partner droughts for each team. Brewers-Rockies is the 7th longest drought, and no drought pre-dates the year 2000. Bumped this post and this thread because Kyle Lobner continued his remarkable This Day in Brewers History series today, and I realized that on this same day five years earlier in 1999 the two teams were involved in a major (yet lackluster for the Crew) three-team trade. Haven't researched if the teams had dealt with each other between the '99 and '04 deals. P.S.: I am aware that in the initial post of this thread many of the Baseball Cube Player Page links need to be updated. Apparently the Cube updated all their links some time ago.

We lost Ken Berry of F-Troop, Mayberry RFD and Mama's Family at age 85 Saturday. LINK Friend Larry Storch (Agarn on F-Troop) still with us at 95. You may remember this episode of the Brady Bunch with Ken Berry which was aired as a pilot for a potential new series had it been picked up. It would have been ahead of its time in some regard if it had (four years before "Diff'rent Strokes).

From 2013's post -- Both gone now, as we lost "Mrs. Oleson" this week at 93.

This got swapped out quickly: Yankees (05/25/18) -- Brewers acquired C Erik Kratz in exchange for cash considerations now reading: Yankees (06/15/18) -- Brewers acquired RHP Chad Whitmer in exchange for international bonus pool money

Sunday's Brad Miller acquisition replaces this most recent "trade with the Rays": Rays (07/10/16) -- Brewers acquired cash in exchange for RHP Jaye Chapman

This was the prior trade with the Yankees before today's acquisition of catcher Erik Kratz: Yankees (07/13/17) -- Brewers acquired LHP Tyler Webb in exchange for 1B Garrett Cooper

Guess the Yelich trade eclipses the most recent deal with the Marlins

Replaced this within the thread's initial post: Dodgers (05/04/17) -- Acquired cash considerations in exchange for OF Victor Roache with the Dylan Baker trade to LA.

Just over four years ago, this thread started with this post. Rose Marie's death this week reminded me. At the bottom of this update, listing those still with us, of course others are as well, who were referenced in subsequent posts. Katherine McGregor, Betty White, Norman Lear, Larry Storch, Dick Van Dyke, Bob Barker, June Lockhart, Robert Clary, Charlotte Rae, Bill Daily, Peter Marshall, Katherine Helmond, Orson Bean and Marion Ross are still with us, all 89 years old and above. Of course, those are just the updates from the original post. Thanks to all who have contributed otherwise. The Dead or Alive site isn't perfect. I've emailed multiple times to let them know G.D. Spradlin (Police Academy) and the legendary Maureen O'Hara have passed (still listed as alive).