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Dream Job: Vestavia Hills’ Lemons Chasing Major League Baseball Career By Rubin E. Grant, Over the Mountain Journal (Vestavia Hills, AL) Multiple enthusiastic quotes within...

As also posted within our season-long Helena / Maryvale feature article archive thread -- Dream Job: Vestavia Hills’ Lemons Chasing Major League Baseball Career By Rubin E. Grant, Over the Mountain Journal (Vestavia Hills, AL) Multiple enthusiastic quotes within...

Not sure that switch-hitting catcher Alex Hall is his listed 5'8" -- but his Australian Player Page list 173 cm so it checks out. But yes, both he and Jess Williams are hardly overwhelmed stateside.

Final: Peoria 7, Wisconsin 5 Chiefs Rally Past Rattlers Wisconsin drops 7-5 decision at Peoria By Chris Mehring / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers Included within Chris' details -- Wisconsin is 0-7 against the Chiefs at Dozer Park this season. If the three games against Kane County from April that were played in Peoria instead of Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium are included in Wisconsin's record in Peoria, the Rattlers are 0-10 in ten games at Dozer Park in 2018. *** Zach Clark's HR off the fair pole included in the Peoria video package -- *** Jay Feliciano the victim of this pretty great double play by the Chiefs -- *** Box Score / Game Log Rough outing for RHP Christian Taugner, always walks so few but if the balls find holes...

SHUCKERS SHUTOUT IN JACKSON Ray Notches League-Leading 28th Double In Defeat Garrett Greene, Biloxi Shuckers JACKSON, TN – A three-run bottom of the fifth inning was the difference on Wednesday night as the Jackson Generals (55-47, 16-17) topped the Biloxi Shuckers (60-42, 19-13) 3-0 at the Ballpark at Jackson. RHP Joel Payamps (W, 9-3) kept the Biloxi bats in check, not allowing a base runner his first time through the lineup. The Shuckers put together a threat in the top of the fourth when Corey Ray doubled and Troy Stokes Jr. was hit by a pitch, but Payamps induced a 6-4-3 double play and a groundout that kept the Shuckers off the board. All told the righty hurled seven innings and allowed just two hits while striking out eight. For Biloxi, LHP Kodi Medeiros (L, 7-5) faced some trouble in the first but got his own double play to strand a runner. He retired the next nine men in a row before issuing a walk in the fourth, his lone free pass of the night. Jackson broke the deadlock in the fifth. Jose Vinicio was hit by a pitch, putting him on base for Payamps. The pitcher laid down a sacrifice bunt that was fielded on one hop by Lucas Erceg, who threw it to second to try and get Vinicio. The speedy shortstop beat the throw, and when Luis Aviles Jr. attempted to throw out Payamps at first, his toss sailed into the Shuckers dugout, sending Vinicio in to score the first run of the game. Ben DeLuzio followed with an RBI double, then stole third and scored on a wild pitch to make it 3-0 Generals. The Shuckers managed a leadoff base runner in the eighth on a single by Gabriel Noriega, but RHP Tommy Eveld (H, 1) coaxed a pair of fly outs and struck out Ray to end the frame. In the top of the ninth, Keston Hiura singled with one out against RHP Kevin Ginkel (S, 1). The righty struck out the next two batters to secure his first save of the season. The two teams meet for game four of a five-game series at 6:05 PM on Thursday night. The Shuckers are scheduled to send RHP Thomas Jankins (9-5, 4.45) to the hill opposite Generals RHP Bo Takahashi (2-3, 6.02).

From Seth Everett's just-posted audio from All-Star Week: Jeremy Jeffress Christian Yelich *** AUDIO via Brewers.com: "Brewers on Tap Episode 125 with Lane Grindle features Walk of Fame member Geoff Jenkins and Brewers rookie reliever Corbin Burnes. We dive into the numbers behind Christian Yelich's recent hot streak and take a look at Corey Ray's big season in the Minors." *** Monday AUDIO via WSSP 105.7 FM's Morning Show: Radio Joe Zenzola shares his Joebermetrics on the games the Brewers should've won but didn't and games they should've lost but won. *** Tuesday AUDIO via WSSP 105.7 FM's Morning Show: R.J. Anderson of CBS Sports *** Tuesday AUDIO via the Drew Olson Show (You will need to create a free iHeart Radio account to listen): Bill Schroeder *** Tuesday AUDIO via ESPN Milwaukee's "Bryan and Dan": Sophia Minnaert *** Tuesday AUDIO via the Mike Heller Show (You will need to create a free iHeart Radio account to listen): Tom Haudricourt - (go to the 106:45 minute mark) *** Tuesday VIDEO via Fox Sports Wisconsin: Craig Counsell's postgame media session after the 5-4 win *** Tuesday AUDIO via WSSP 105.7 FM the Fan: Their postgame show after the 5-4 win *** Wednesday AUDIO via WSSP 105.7 FM's Morning Show: Fox Sports Wisconsin's Craig Coshun *** Wednesday AUDIO via ESPN Milwaukee's "Homer and Gabe": Sophia Minnaert *** As you learned with Monday's links, CBS 58's Kevin Holden is hosting for Bill Michaels all week. Wednesday AUDIO via the Bill Michaels Show: Seth Everett *** Wednesday AUDIO via the Bill Michaels Show: More on this topic -- Radio Joe Zenzola shares his Joebermetrics on the games the Brewers should've won but didn't and games they should've lost but won *** Wednesday AUDIO via the Drew Olson Show (You will need to create a free iHeart Radio account to listen): Tom Haudricourt - (go to the 97:00 minute mark) *** Wednesday VIDEO via Fox Sports Wisconsin: Craig Counsell's postgame media session after the 7-3 loss *** Wednesday AUDIO via WSSP 105.7 FM the Fan: Their postgame show after the 7-3 loss *** Wednesday AUDIO via WTMJ's "Sports Central": MLB.com's Mike Petriello

As also posted in our season-long Helena / Maryvale feature thread for easy archiving reference --

Recent "2080" Scouting Reports -- Corey Ray Lucas Erceg Luis Ortiz

Freddy Peralta's call-up allowed Wisconsin RHP Matt Hardy to be activated from the Temporary Inactive List.

Final: El Paso 9, Colorado Springs 1 CHIHUAHUAS BITE BACK TO EVEN SERIES WITH 9-1 VICTORY Especially in blowout losses, creative headlines to your game summary and notes eases the pain. *** Box Score / Game Log Rymer Liriano just 7-for-13 in SB attempts this season. Orlando Arcia has just one error in 22 Sky Sox games.

I will never not be impressed with the amount of pitches switch-hitting DSL co-op team OF Bryan Dimas sees per at-bat. Just 18 years old in his second season, Dimas is from Panama. So he's at the Brewers academy, far from home, and I think of the kid, not just the stat line, and the fact the Brewers made an initial commitment to him and will see it out through at least two pro years of opportunity is pretty cool. *** Check out the control/command improvement of LHP Jose Alberro since last year. Yay, coaching! Kid's been money all season.

Here's the Carolina League standings. Winston-Salem already won the first half, so it's a matter of beating out Buies Creek in the second half. I find myself rooting really hard for this team in terms of W-L. Not exactly overflowing with top-ranked prospects, but a fun follow on a day-to-day basis. As the team's media notes remind us: Have not made the playoffs since the 2008 season. Have not made the playoffs during their Carolina League era (entered in 2012). Wednesday's game videos: Cooper Hummel RBI double Mario Feliciano catch Pat McInerney's game-winner

Recently released Jose Cuas signs with the independent Atlantic League (stats link), and longtime Brewers farmhand catcher Adam Weisenburger retires from the same league. Always was a fan of Adam's, sorry he never got that cup of coffee despite being in big league camp as a non-roster invite for a few seasons.

Chris Mazza's Contract Purchased by Milwaukee Brewers Please follow these three tweets from my Wednesday afternoon timeline to get some background.

RHP Jordan Desguin is rewarded for going the indy ball route after his March 30th release. The 2015 36th round pick played for Maryvale, Helena and Wisconsin during his Brewer tenure. A Frontier League All-Star, picked up by Seattle

Final: Colorado Springs 13, El Paso 1 SKY SOX TURN LOOSE ON CHIHUAHUAS *** *** Box Score / Game Log Twenty hits, eight for extra bases, welcome home, men! But the pitching, sweet. Such an advantage the Sky Sox have, at least their pitchers are "used" to the conditions.

When the opponent announcer says "Wow" and "Goodness Gracious" as part of his call, you know you've gotten in to one --

02:21:30 hour/minute mark for the Jake Gatewood injury for MiLB TV subscribers

Biloxi Game Summary has now posted -- Homers Early and Late Help Biloxi Top Jackson Ray, Hiura Homer; Gatewood Exits In The Eighth By Garrett Greene / Biloxi Shuckers

Non-drafted free agent signee Mitch McIntyre's college posted an article with quotes from the 23-year-old Maryvale Brewers RHP. Includes a confirmation that 16-year-old Chinese pitcher Jolon Lun is in camp. When asked about the biggest transition from small college baseball to the professional ranks, he stated that "noticing how good younger players are. My catch partner is a 16 year old kid from China who throws harder than I do. It's pretty insane. It just opens your eyes to how talented people are around the world. I've seen talented people at every place I've played at, but never this young."

Non-drafted free agent signee Mitch McIntyre's college posted an article with quotes from the 23-year-old Maryvale Brewers RHP. Includes a confirmation that 16-year-old Chinese pitcher Jolon Lun is in camp. When asked about the biggest transition from small college baseball to the professional ranks, he stated that "noticing how good younger players are. My catch partner is a 16 year old kid from China who throws harder than I do. It's pretty insane. It just opens your eyes to how talented people are around the world. I've seen talented people at every place I've played at, but never this young."