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Burnes fans career-high 13 for Sky Sox Brewers No. 2 prospect allows one run over seven innings By Josh Horton / MiLB.com Multiple quotes from Sunday within...

Final: Oklahoma City 3, Colorado Springs 2 Summary isn't online yet, but we ontained a copy for you -- BURNES FANS 13 YET DODGERS REMAIN UNDEFEATED AT HOME OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – The Sky Sox dropped their third straight game 3-2 on Sunday afternoon against the Dodgers at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark in Oklahoma City. Sky Sox starter and Brewers number two-ranked prospect Corbin Burnes struck out 13 Oklahoma batters in a brilliant performance, but the Dodgers remain perfect at 15-0 at home after a late comeback that saw them score two runs in the eighth inning to seal the victory. Nate Orf, who came into today's game with a 16 game hitting streak, extended that streak to 17 games with a leadoff single in the first at-bat of today's contest. Orf was also able to steal second for his eighth swipe of the season, but the next three Sky Sox batters were all retired as Colorado Springs was unable to capitalize on the leadoff hit. The home team struck first in the bottom of the first, as Jake Peter homered to center on the first pitch he saw in the first at-bat for the Dodgers to give Oklahoma City a 1-0 lead. The leadoff homer by Peter was the fifth time an Oklahoma City player has hit a lead-off homer to start a game against the Sky Sox. Ji-Man Choi answered in kind in the top half of the second frame, homering on the first pitch he saw to even the game at one run apiece. In the top of the third inning Kyle Wren drew a walk with two outs, then stole second to move into scoring position. Tyrone Taylor singled to score Wren and give Colorado Springs a 2-1 lead. The game remained scoreless from them on as both starters settled in for a pitcher's duel. Justin DeFratus pitched up through the seventh inning for Oklahoma City, allowing six hits in total with six strikeouts and just one walk. Burnes also pitched all the way through the first seven innings for Colorado Springs, giving up no more runs after the first pitch he threw that Peter took deep. Burnes only gave up three more hits after that, issuing no free passes and striking out 13 Dodgers batters. Burnes is only the fourth Sky Sox pitcher in team history to record 13 or more strikeouts in a game. Colorado Springs still held a 2-1 lead going into the bottom of the eighth, when Burnes was replaced on the mound for the Sky Sox by Radhames Liz. Mike Ahmed hit a leadoff double off Liz, then Liz gave up a walk to pinch-hitter Rob Segedin to put two on. A wild pitch advanced both runners up 90 feet, before Peter grounded out to score Ahmed for his second RBI of the day, tying the game up at 2-2. In the next at-bat Donovan Solano singled to score Segedin and put the Dodgers up 3-2, which would prove to be enough to seal the game for the Dodgers third win in a row in this series. Tomorrow's final game against Oklahoma City is scheduled for 11:05 AM Central at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. The Sky Sox return to Security Service Field for an eight-game, nine-day homestand on May 12 where they will host the Oklahoma City Dodgers and Memphis Redbirds. For all information on Sky Sox, follow along on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and visit the team's website at www.skysox.com. NOTES: Tomorrow's Expectation: In the final game of the four-game series against the Dodgers, the Sky Sox are sending right-hander Freddy Peralta to the mound to face righty Tyler Pill for the Dodgers. Home Field Advantage: With the win Sunday afternoon the Dodgers improve to a perfect 15-0 at home in Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. Burnes' Baker's Dozen: After striking out 13 on Sunday, Corbin Burnes becomes only the fourth Sky Sox pitcher in team history to record 13 or more strikeouts in a game. Burnes ties Edwar Cabrera and the late Mark Brownson as the other two pitchers with 13 strikeouts in a game. The single game record is held by John Thomson, with 14 strikeouts. The Sky Sox home record is 12 K, by Nate Minchey, vs. Tucson Sidewinders, June 4th, 1997 (12 K in 9 IP) [CG], and by Mike Saipe, vs. Vancouver Canadians, May 15th, 1998 (12 K in 9 IP) [CG].) Low Hits: The Sky Sox tied for a season low in hits (4) on Saturday which was set on April 7 in game two of a doubleheader in Omaha. The four hits were totaled throughout the third, fifth, and sixth innings. The only multi-hit inning for the Sky Sox came in the third inning with back-to-back two-out singles to load the bases. Orf Trending: Nate Orf has a 17-game streak, which was continued Sunday afternoon. In 17 games, Orf has gone 29-for-65 with 14 runs, 13 RBI, and four stolen bases. His longest streak last season was nine games. Always On: Kyle Wren has reached base safely in all 15 games with the Sky Sox this season, though ending his hit streak at nine games after going hitless Saturday. The West Palm Beach, FL native is batting .353 (18-for-48) with 10 runs, 3 doubles, a triple, 11 RBI, and six walks this season. Wren's single on Friday night was his 319th regular season hit with the Sky Sox, passing Jim Tatum for sole possession of 14th place on the Sky Sox all-time hits list, and could move up several spots during this road trip. The single also marked his 248th regular season single with the Sky Sox, passing Jason Bates for sole possession of sixth place on the all-time singles list. Swipin' Bagsss: The three stolen bases Friday night by Mauricio Dubon ties the Sky Sox record for stolen bases in a road game, done five other times. The other five: Reggie Taylor, July 27th, 1991 at Las Vegas, Wayne Kirby, May 9th, 1992 at Phoenix, Trenidad Hubbard, June 19th, 1995 at Vancouver (Game 1 of DH), Eric Young, Jr., July 28th, 2010 at Sacramento, Orlando Arcia, April 26th, 2016 at Omaha. The club record for stolen bases in a game is four, done three times, all at home in Colorado Springs (Jeff Huson, August 30th, 1996, home vs. Albuquerque; Luis Sardiñas, May 1st, 2015, home vs. Omaha; Kyle Wren, July 4th, 2017, home vs. Nashville.) *** Box Score / Game Log The Radhames Liz Brewers' era is not going well...

And he walked Saturday for the second time this season!

The Associated Press reported that the Brewers netted $110,000 from the Indians in the Oliver Drake deal.

VIDEO from Fort Wayne: Timber Rattlers Beat TinCaps in Front of Big Crowd You'll see a Tristen Lutz double and K.J. Harrison RBI single...

PRE-GAME SAT. 5/5: VIDEO via Fox Sports Wisconsin: "Domingo Santana and Craig Counsell on Santana's improved at-bats" *** VIDEO via Fox Sports Wisconsin: "Catcher Manny Pina on RHP Jhoulys Chacin" *** AUDIO via WSSP 105.7 FM's Pre-Game Show: The roundtable discussion kicks off with Brewers talk at the 09:35 minute mark; Craig Counsell dugout comments at 32:00, followed by a clubhouse conversation with Manny Pina. *** POST-GAME SAT. 5/5: VIDEO via Fox Sports Wisconsin: Ryan Braun on the field with Sophia Minnaert *** VIDEO via Brewers.com: Craig Counsell's press session *** VIDEO via Fox Sports Wisconsin: Jhoulys Chacin *** AUDIO via WSSP 105.7 FM: Their full post-game show

Timber Rattlers DVR Alerts! Monday, May 7 vs. Lansing 6:35pm - Spectrum Sports Wednesday, May 9 vs. Lansing 6:35pm - Spectrum Sports

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VIDEO TWEETS: Biloxi -- Adrian Houser curve ball More Houser Corey Knebel striking out Monte Harrison *** Carolina -- Trey Supak's K's Mudcats win on a wild pitch -- remember the Wood Ducks "walk off (dejectedly)", Carolina celebrates

Final: Oklahoma City 4, Colorado Springs 1 DUBON, ORF KEEP STREAKS ALIVE IN 4-1 LOSS TO DODGERS Despite the loss, always a worthwhile read of not just the game summary, but other miscellaneous notes. *** Box Score / Game Log This road trip has four games in OKC, then four in Nashville, thus far only one run in each of the first two games away from the Springs. A majority of Sky Sox road games are in neutral or even offense-suppressing sites, including New Orleans, Omaha, Iowa, and Memphis. If the Brewers do land in Fresno for AAA next year, while that home locale isn't horrid, the road games will be peppered with high-octane sites like Reno, El Paso, Albuquerque, and Las Vegas.

VIDEO via WLOX: Biloxi highlights includes Stephen Vogt's injury exit

AUDIO via Friday / Saturday Sky Sox pre-games in Oklahoma City: Manager Rick Sweet Farm Director Tom Flanagan Flanagan confirms that veteran infielder Andres Blanco is slated for nasal surgery after taking that bad hop earlier this week, also discusses what you tell guys who are crushing it like Nate Orf and Kyle Wren who remain seemingly blocked from the big show for now.

AUDIO via Friday / Saturday Sky Sox pre-games in Oklahoma City: Manager Rick Sweet Farm Director Tom Flanagan Flanagan confirms that veteran infielder Andres Blanco is slated for nasal surgery after taking that bad hop earlier this week, also discusses what you tell guys who are crushing it like Nate Orf and Kyle Wren who remain seemingly blocked from the big show for now. Brandon Woodruff, Bubba Derby and others also discussed.

Via Patrick Mason of the Rocky Mount (NC) Telegram: The defensive prowess of Mudcats catcher Max McDowell

As also posted in our season-long Carolina thread for feature article archiving purposes -- Via Patrick Mason of the Rocky Mount (NC) Telegram: The defensive prowess of Mudcats catcher Max McDowell

VIDEO via WLOX: Biloxi highlights includes Stephen Vogt's injury exit *** Biloxi Bottom of the 3rd Adrian Houser doubles (1) on a line drive to left fielder Cade Gotta. Corey Ray doubles (10) on a fly ball to center fielder Monte Harrison. Adrian Houser scores.

VIDEO: Shuckers provide all of Friday's highlights

Final: Wisconsin 6, Fort Wayne 3 Rattlers Take Series Opener from TinCaps Bettinger pitches six scoreless innings & Clark homers for Wisconsin By Chris Mehring / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers *** Box Score / Game Log

VIDEO via WFMY: Interview with the Mudcats' Wes Wilson

VIDEO via WPTA: Road game video from the Wisconsin game

PRE-GAME FRI. 5/4: AUDIO via WTMJ's Morning News: Jerry Augustine (go to the 27:30 minute mark) *** AUDIO via the Drew Olson Show (You will need to create a free iHeart Radio account to listen): Tom Haudricourt (go to the 70:20 minute mark) *** AUDIO via WSSP 105.7 FM's Morning Show: Jerry Augustine *** AUDIO via the Bill Michaels Show: Former Brewers broadcaster Joe Block, now with the Pirates *** AUDIO via "B.J. and the Bear" on the Score: Kyle Lobner of @BrewFrostyMug fame (go to the 16:10 minute mark) *** AUDIO via the Bill Michaels Show: Brett Phillips is interviewed by Joe Zenzola *** AUDIO via WSSP 105.7 FM's "Big Show": Adam McCalvy *** VIDEO via Brewers.com: "Craig Counsell and Zach Davies discuss Davies' rotator cuff injury and move to the 10-day disabled list" *** AUDIO via WSSP 105.7 FM: Pre-Game Show is full, beginning with Craig Counsell's pre-game dugout comments at the 04:40 minute mark, followed by the roundtable discussion (including former Brewers pitcher Paul Wagner) at 15:00, then it's the Brett Phillips interview (linked as a standalone above), and finally WSSP's Tim Allen checks in at the 34:00 minute mark. *** POST-GAME FRI. 5/4: VIDEO via Brewers.com: Craig Counsell's press conference *** AUDIO via WSSP 105.7 FM: Their full post-game show