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We'll find out eventually, perhaps an oversight or maybe not quite ready for action, LHP Russell Smith not included here:

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Monday 9/19: Via WTMJ's "Brewers 360": Sophia Minnaert Latest Milwaukee Tailgate Podcast - "More Thuman Than Human" Via WTMJ's Afternoon News: Lane Grindle Via WTMJ: Dom Cotroneo hosts the "Extra Innings" postgame show with Vinny Rottino joining in after the Brewers' fall to Max Scherzer and the Mets, 7-2 Via 97.3 the Game: Tim Allen hosts his postgame show following the Brewers' 7-2 defeat at the hands of the Mets *** Tuesday 9/20: Via Locked on Brewers: "Brewers can't solve Max Scherzer ... the Crew is running out of time"

Saturday 9/17: Via WTMJ: Dom Cotroneo hosts the "Extra Innings" postgame show with Vinny Rottino joining in after the Brewers' bounce the Yankees 4-1 *** Monday 9/19: Via Locked on Brewers: "Brewers take a series from the YANKEES?! Things are looking up ..." Via the Journal Sentinel Podcast: Curt Hogg w/JR Radcliffe - "A good week, but time is still ticking, plus a look at the upcoming MLB rule changes" - then, JR chats with Kyle Lobner, a frequent author of Brewers analysis who's seen a mountain of Wisconsin Timber Rattlers games this year, and thus has had a front-row seat to rule changes that will be coming to the Major Leagues next year, plus a look at some of the system's best prospects.

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The Nashville Sounds drew closer to a division title. The Biloxi Shuckers are closing with an amazing flourish. Let's dig into the game summaries and box scores as always while also providing backstory info and insights on some of the player journeys heading into 2023. I know, we're always rushing Father Time, aren't we? Here we go! Image courtesy of BrewerFanatic The Nashville Sounds drew closer to a division title. The Biloxi Shuckers are closing with an amazing flourish. Let's dig into the game summaries and box scores as always while also providing backstory info and insights on some of the player journeys heading into 2023. I know, we're always rushing Father Time, aren't we? Here we go! Transactions: None. Final: Nashville 3, Jacksonville (Marlins) 0 Via the Sounds' site, game details, and we encourage readers to review each of the affiliate write-ups as part of your Link Report routine: Sounds Return Favor with Shutout Win - Nashville’s magic number to clinch the division shrinks to seven Pre-Game Media Notes / Box Score / Game Log RHP Caleb Boushley turns 29 on October 1st. The Brewers control his rights for another year. Is it possible that an organization views his 2022 season and claims Boushley in Rule 5? Given his age, it wouldn't be a rebuilding club. The likely path is that Boushley receives an obvious invite to Brewers big league camp next spring, gets a chance to break into the big-league rotation if injuries occur, and then provides a nice depth option for the 2023 season while again toiling in Nashville. Is that fair to Boushley? No, and I'd expect one of the things we eventually see out of the new unionization of MiLB players is a drop from seven to six years of overall control. It won't happen in time to aid Boushley, however. My goodness, the upper half of that Sounds box score is a beautiful sight. You just read about Sal Frelick's latest cumulative statistical exploits in that fine game summary. Esteury Ruiz reached base four times. Brice Turang had two more knocks, and Jon Singleton and Joey Wiemer's sacrifice flies were critical (sacrifice flies are the "hidden gems" of box score perusals). Oh, then slide down a bit further and see that Ruiz and Turang were successful on their combined four stolen base attempts. Glorious. We still see you, Lucas Erceg . Pending 40-man addition decision awaits, five days after the World Series ends. There is no game log obvious reason for Pablo Reyes to have been pulled in the top of the 4th inning. These guitar awards are awesome! Be sure to click on the picture to enlarge. Final: Biloxi 4, Pensacola (Marlins) 1 Bennett Shines, Strikes Out 11 as Biloxi Wins Ninth In-A-Row - Warren, Lutz and Kahle Each Homer Pre-Game Media Notes / Box Score / Game Log Was eight enough? Heck, no! Cast photo of the 1977-1981 ABC family series "Eight is Enough Wow, fun joy ride for these Shuckers. Already lined up the Christmas Wish list for LHP Nick Bennett , and consistency tops it. The highs don't need to be quite as high as this fantastic effort (though that would be amazing), but the lows can certainly be better than his 2022 game log shows. Bennett's development path this season wasn't linear - well, it was linear, but a zig-zag. Wonderful final outing! Sure, Jackson Chourio 2-for-19 in AA, fanned three times (now nine at this level), but he also did this - Catcher Nick Kahle making the case that he deserved more than 76 at-bats all season - was never on an injured list. Find the Zavier Warren, Tristen Lutz and Kahle home runs so prominently featured in the game summary via the Shuckers Twitter Media feed here. With a single, Gabe Holt's OPS lands right at .500 (yes, OPS, tough season, big bounceback in 2023 coming). That being said, that mark is on the precipice depending how Sunday goes. It's a 1:05 Central start Sunday for Nashville, and a 4:05 start for Biloxi's finale. If I know our own @Joseph Zarr, that lines up as a perfect alternative to any NFL doubleheader! Keep it up, Biloxi - we're all about book-ending the 2022 season with a seven-game and ten-game positivity streak! Give the New York City Seinfeld locale, do you think Yankees fans will make an occasional Jason Alexander reference today? "Are you the guy that put us in that Ramada in Milwaukee?" Seinfeld-George Teaches Yankees how to play - YouTube Have a great day, everyone, thanks for visiting. Organizational Scoreboard including starting pitcher info, game times, MiLB TV links, and box scoresCurrent Milwaukee Brewers Organization Batting Stats and Depth Current Milwaukee Brewers Organization Pitching Stats and Depth View full article

Friday 9/16: Via WTMJ: Dom Cotroneo hosts the "Extra Innings” postgame show after the Brewers' walkoff win over the Yankees, 7-6 Via 97.3 the Game: Tim Allen hosts his postgame show following the Brewers' big 7-6 thriller over the Yankees

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The Brewers top two affiliates are dueling with the Marlins' clubs this week, and Friday saw a split decision. Nashville gave their fans a rare silent night, while Biloxi is reminding us of how their season began, and that's a very good thing. As of this coming week, the Sounds will stand alone, but Zavier Warren and the Shuckers are giving us reason to follow them to the very end. As much of a dud as Nashville played, the men still maintain a solid division lead as another page flipped on the calendar. Image courtesy of BrewerFanatic The Brewers top two affiliates are dueling with the Marlins' clubs this week, and Friday saw a split decision. Nashville gave their fans a rare silent night, while Biloxi is reminding us of how their season began, and that's a very good thing. As of this coming week, the Sounds will stand alone, but Zavier Warren and the Shuckers are giving us reason to follow them to the very end. As much of a dud as Nashville played, the men still maintain a solid division lead as another page flipped on the calendar. Transactions: None, although the Brewers did name the eight participants for Arizona Fall League. Read about them here. Final: Jacksonville (Marlins) 4, Nashville 0 Via the Sounds' site, game details, and we encourage readers to review each of the affiliate write-ups as part of your Link Report routine: Sounds Shut Out by Jumbo Shrimp - Nashville’s division lead remains at 4.5 games with 11 remaining Pre-Game Media Notes / Box Score / Game Log It was an uneven performance throughout. LHP Robert Gasser only allowed two runs (one earned) in his five innings, walking four. Free-agent-to-be RHP Zack Brown tossed a scoreless frame, but within that he gave up a single and plunked two batters. RHP Tyler Herb allowed two runs in two relief innings after being knocked around in his prior start, a start which had followed his best outing of the season - eight innings, one earned run. Catcher Pedro Severino with two passed balls, and I'm reminded that we may not be a fan of that recurring problem for him on the big-league stage next season if the Brewers decide to re-add Severino to the 40-man immediately after Nashville's season ends. Rehabbing CF Jonathan Davis was a late scratch, but Garrett Mitchell made sure we didn't mind Friday night. Final: Biloxi 2, Pensacola (Marlins) 1 Warren's Double Enough in Biloxi's Eighth Straight Win - Jarvis Throws Five Scoreless, Middendorf Earns First Double-A Save Pre-Game Media Notes / Box Score / Game Log This winning streak becomes the longest of Biloxi's season, surpassing their seven-game winning streak to begin the 2022 campaign. In between, the club has gone 51-67, though to be fair, if you took away a lot of clubs' two longest winning stretches, they may see a similar split. It's just so odd the Shuckers are bookending their season this way. Will they win the weekend games to sweep this road series and finish with ten in a row? Stay tuned. Zavier Warren celebrated his Fall League inclusion with the deciding knock -- 22-year-old RHP Justin Jarvis walked six in five scoreless innings. So, he and Robert Gasser combined to walk ten over ten innings Friday with only one earned run allowed between them. Jarvis has walked 4.2 per nine in his otherwise excellent 2022 effort. With the exception of RH reliever Ryan Middendorf, whose exploits you just read about in the game summary, and Warren, the rest of this group wraps up their season on Sunday, barring any promotions to fortify Nashville's playoff chase. We definitely could see a move or two in that regard. Guessing that Jackson Chourio (1-for-15, two walks, six K's) won't be going to the Sounds. So that would be fireballing RH reliever Harold Chirino, INF Yeison Coca, RHP Carlos Luna and OF's Corey Ray and Garrett Whitley potentially seeing their last bit of action in the Brewers' chain on Sunday. Both squads see traditional Saturday evening action tonight, and we'll detail those results for you in the AM. Must admit, I could get used to these mini-Link Reports (nothing against the A-Ball teams). Have a great day, everyone. Organizational Scoreboard including starting pitcher info, game times, MiLB TV links, and box scores Current Milwaukee Brewers Organization Batting Stats and Depth Current Milwaukee Brewers Organization Pitching Stats and Depth View full article

Thursday 9/15: Via WSCO's "The Show with Leo and Balky: Matt Carroll from "Reviewing The Brew" (go to the 31:10 minute mark) Via WTMJ: Dom Cotroneo hosts "Brewers Weekly" *** Friday 9/15: Via Locked on Brewers: "Brewers prepare for the Yankees ... injury updates, minor league musings, and Dom's crazy week" Via WTMJ: Mark Attanasio (X-Golf Debut) Via WTMJ: Brewers Chief Revenue Officer Jason Hartlund (X-Golf Debut) Via WTMJ's "First Pitch": Rick Schlesinger "Reviewing the Brew's" Cold Brew Podcast: "Bridges Burnes'ed" Via WSCO's "The Show with Leo and Balky: Jack Stern of BrewCrewBall (go to the 27:30 minute mark)

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BrewCrewBall's interview with Cam Robinson - nice job, Jack.

Wednesday 9/14: Via WTMJ's "First Pitch": Jeff Levering Via 97.3's Drew & KB: Former Brewers RHP Paul Wagner Via 97.3 the Game: Tim Allen hosts his postgame show following the Brewers' 4-1 loss in St. Louis Via WTMJ: Dom Cotroneo hosts the "Extra Innings" postgame show with Craig Coshun joining in after the Brewers' lose to the Cardinals 4-1 *** Thursday 9/15: Via WTMJ's "First Pitch": David Stearns

And actually, a bit of a theme through several of these interviews. Jeff interviews Charlotte Broadcaster Matt Swierad to kick off the week-long series. Through the All-Star Break, Charlotte was in full use of the Automated Ball/Strike system (ABS), and while Swierad was a fan, the conversation really gets interesting when discussing the post-All Star game challenge system of balls and strikes in which the batter, pitcher, or catcher initiates the challenge (not the bench). It becomes engaging for the fans as within 10-15 seconds there is a scoreboard display and even the Law and Order theme as fans watch to see if the replay confers touching any part of the online strike zone box. Tom Flanagan and Rick Sweet also discuss the challenge system to some extent and how highly they thought of it. Seems as though the challenge system still would allow pitch framers to excel behind the plate and would be a better option than a full blown "robot ump". Good stuff. Do listen in if you can.