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The Brewers have bumped RHP Johnny Hellweg from Brevard County to Biloxi, filling the open roster spot there. No word on a backfill move for the 'Tees yet. Despite a rough 15 innings with Brevard, the Brewers need to see what they have at this point with the post-Tommy John Hellweg.

1st rounder Trent Clark returns to action today in Maryvale, awesome.

Box score and game log watchers, did you notice anything unique in today's Daily Menu? It's the only scheduled Maryvale Brewers day game of the season.

Look for these just prior to the respective game times -- Colorado Springs Media Notes - Home games only, it's a unique link each day, but look for it under the "Multimedia" banner on the Sky Sox' site. Biloxi Media Notes - Linked on the Shuck Dynasty blog Brevard County Media Notes - It's a unique link each day, but look for it under the "Multimedia" banner on the Manatees' site. Wisconsin Media Notes - Linked on the Rattler Radio blog *** STANDINGS: AAA - Pacific Coast League American Northern Division AA - Southern League South Division High-A - Florida State League North Division A - Midwest League Western Division *** Sortable individual stat pages: Colorado Springs Biloxi Brevard County Wisconsin *** Weather.com: Colorado Springs, CO Montgomery, AL Viera, FL Grand Chute, WI Billings, MT Maryvale, AZ San Pedro de Macoris, DR

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Follow Saturday's action as it happens with box score / game log links: Colorado Springs Biloxi Brevard County Wisconsin Helena Maryvale DSL Brewers MiLB.com feature -- organizational scoreboard, Brewers

Saturday's Daily Menu: All times are Central Colorado Springs: RHP Tim Dillard at home vs. Memphis (Cardinals), 7:35 PM pre-game, 8:05 gametime Free Live Audio Link We welcome Dan Karcher, who is the longtime play-by-play voice of the Sky Sox; follow him on Twitter @SkySoxKarch MiLB.TV -- for subscribers; all Colorado Springs games, home and away, will be available to watch via MiLB.TV's $49.99 season-long package ($12.99 to pay for a single month). The audio feed is from the home team. The video of each game is archived online, which is a nice feature. All MiLB.TV details available at the link. NOTE: Notice that on MiLB.TV's page, you can click on "Filter", then "Milwaukee Brewers", and you'll see just the Crew's organizational TV lineup. ********** Biloxi: RHP Brooks Hall at Montgomery (Rays), 6:20 PM pre-game, 6:35 gametime Free Live Audio Link We also welcome Chris Harris as the very first play-by-play voice of the Shuckers! Follow Chris on Twitter @CHarris731. We'll be linking to his fantastic "Shuck Dynasty" blog. All games, home and away, are scheduled to be radio broadcast. MiLB.TV - Eight of the ten Southern League teams telecast their home games, and Biloxi is among them! NOTE: This series in Montgomery is available via MiLB.TV. ********** Brevard County: RHP Cy Sneed makes his Manatees debut at home vs. Clearwater (Phillies), 5:05 PM pre-game, 5:35 gametime Free Live Audio Link Dave Walkovic returns as the play-by-play voice of the 'Tees; follow the Brevard broadcast booth staff on Twitter @BCManateesRadio, as all home games and the "commuter" road games are scheduled to be broadcast in 2015. No Florida State League games are available via MiLB.TV. ********** Wisconsin: RHP Angel Ventura at home vs. Beloit (Athletics), 6:15 PM pre-game, 6:35 gametime Free Live Audio Link - WNAM Chris Mehring is back to do his customary fantastic work as the Voice of the Rattlers. Follow him on Twitter @CMehring; we'll link to Chris' infamous blog often -- Rattler Radio. NOTE: Forty-two (!) of the Rattlers' 70 home games will be broadcast on TV this season. Time Warner Cable SportsChannel (9) and WACY-TV My NEW32 (34) will split duties. We'll let you know when and who, and remember to refer to the Rattlers' full TV schedule (scroll to bottom of link) so you can coordinate your DVR activity. So, for the $49.95 season-long package, fans in Brewer Nation can watch all Sky Sox games, most Shuckers games, and all Timber Rattlers home games and some road games. *** Helena: LHP Christian Trent at Billings (Reds), 1:45 PM pre-game, 2:05 gametime Free Live Audio Link We welcome back and again look forward to hearing second-year Voice of the H-Crew Dustin Daniel (@dustin__daniel on Twitter). MiLB.TV -- When the H-Crew makes their way to Grand Junction and Orem in July, and Idaho Falls in August, those games will be available to watch online. *** Arizona Rookie (Maryvale): at home vs. the baby Reds, 12:30 PM gametime; never audio for games in this league *** DSL Brewers: at home vs. the DSL Pirates, 9:30 AM, although game data won't be available until later in the day We'll link to this Dominican Summer League Brewers' thread as part of the Daily Menu all season to assist you with your familiarity with these young men.

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Final: Helena 12, Billings 9, 14 innings Brewers come alive in the 14th inning, beat Mustangs Helena Independent Record BILLINGS - The Helena Brewers' marathon with the Billings Mustangs ended in the 14th inning Friday night at Dehler Park, with the Brew Crew coming out on the right side of a 12-9 decision. Helena (6-9), which has won three of its last four games, came alive in the top of the 14th when Monte Harrison's two-run single broke an 8-8 deadlock. Troy Stokes then scored on a passed ball and Steven Karkenny knocked in Harrison on a sacrifice fly to conclude the four-run frame. The Mustangs' Reydel Medina answered with a solo homer in the bottom of the inning, his third homer of the game, but it was as close as Billings would get. Harrison paced the Brewers at the plate with a 5 for 6 performance and Stokes continued his torrid hitting going 2 for 5 with a triple. Jake Gatewood added his ninth double in nine days. Carlos Belonis had a solo home for the Brewers and George Iskenderian had three RBI. The Brewers left 13 runners on base. Bubba Blau (1-3) earned the win for the Brewers, giving up one run and two hits in four inning of work for the Brewers, who again take on the Mustangs at 1:00 PM Saturday (2:00 Central) in Billings. *** Harrison, Helena survive Medina's big night Brewers prospect collects five hits, Reds prospect homers three times By Tyler Maun / MiLB.com With the challenge of the Midwest League set aside for the moment, Monte Harrison's mind is clear and focused, even when things aren't falling his way. On nights when they are, he's a talent to be seen. Harrison ripped five singles for the highest single-game total of his career and accounted for seven runs on Friday night as Rookie-level Helena survived a three-homer effort from Reydel Medina in a wild 12-9, 14-inning win at Billings. Friday night's seesaw matchup saw lead changes befitting a basketball game in the eighth inning. Though the Brewers had led since the first inning, Medina willed his offense back into the game with a leadoff blast to right-center in the seventh and another to right-center that brought home the first three tallies of a five-run eighth. "He's been better with his pitch selection, definitely," Mustangs hitting coach Jolbert Cabrera said of the Cuban slugger. "He's setting his foot down early, and that's helping a lot. When he's not chasing bad pitches, he has a pretty good swing, he has a big league swing. The ball just jumps off his bat." While Medina and the Mustangs roared in front, the Brewers didn't fold. Helena responded with three runs in the top of the ninth as Harrison, who had hits in the first, fifth and eighth as well and scored twice, bounced another single to center to drive home Troy Stokes. After stealing second for the second time, the Brewers' No. 3 prospect scored on Jake Gatewood's single to center that gave Helena an 8-7 lead. It didn't last long. Billings evened things in the bottom of the ninth and forced extra innings on an RBI groundout by Reds first-round pick Tyler Stephenson. "It's a lot just to know that even though those guys can come back and score a couple runs, we've always got time," Harrison said. "We've always got bats in the lineup that can do things. I have a lot of trust in my teammates that we're going to get the job done either way." It took a while, but Harrison and Helena did just that. After three Brewers walked with one out to load the bases in the 14th, Harrison broke the tie. He ripped his fifth hit of the night to left field to drive in two runs, took second on the throw, moved up on a passed ball and scored on a sacrifice fly by Steven Karkenny. After batting .157 through his first 13 Pioneer League games with no multi-hit performances, Harrison affirmed a belief in his approach with Friday's breakout night. "I'd rather go 0-for-4 with three lineouts," he said. "That's just me personally. Anybody can tell you they'd want to go 3-for-4 with three little bloops or infield singles. No, I want to square the ball up every time. This is about player development. This is about learning how to be consistent, learning how to square balls up and have good timing and stuff like that. "I've been hitting balls hard, just lining out, getting unlucky, you could say, but this is baseball. I just tell myself, don't get frustrated. Just keep swinging the bat and good things happen when you put the ball in play." The five hits were two more than Harrison's previous single-game high, set twice as an 18-year-old in the Rookie-level Arizona League last summer. This season, the Brewers gave the Missouri native an aggressive Opening Day assignment to Class A Wisconsin, where he batted .148 in 46 games against older competition. Harrison is resetting himself in the Pioneer League. "I grew up with older brothers and always competed on their level," he said of his Midwest League experience. "I was always told growing up don't let nothing stop you. Age doesn't mean anything to me. Talent level, that's a whole different thing, but I feel like I have a different approach to it now. I have a routine, and when all goes bad, I know where to go to have at least some type of calm." While Harrison put Helena ahead for good, Medina cracked his third homer of the night to right field with one out in the bottom of the 14th to match the single-game Pioneer League record. The feat was last accomplished by Ogden's Justin Chigbogu on July 18, 2014. "He's been pretty good since extended spring [training]," Cabrera said. "He's more calm at the plate and, like I said, his pitch selection is way better. That's the whole key for him. "Pitchers were behind in the count. With better pitch selection, he's getting ahead in the count and making pitchers fall behind. That's when he's getting into fastball counts and putting good swings on the ball." The teams combined for 31 hits, but the Brewers made theirs count in big spots -- Helena was 7-for-22 with runners in scoring position, while Billings went 2-for-15. Helena Box Score Hey, I listened to the final three innings (time-stamped proof ), what a blast, great job on the mike, Dustin... Way to go and huge progress for RHP Bubba Blau, who went the final four innings. Nice job, coaches. RHP Jordan Yamamoto pitched into the 8th, a Pioneer League rarity. No walks, but batters are hitting .380 against him, there must be some bad luck involved there (not all bad luck, but some). RHP Donnie Hissa wasn't particularly strong in his three innings, but how often do only three pitchers work through 14 frames? Helena Game Log George Iskenderian has ten RBI in five pro games, nice pace. Obviously a fun box score / game log (all but for 3B Jose Cuas), enjoy. In the ten half-innings of extras, the teams had at least one baserunner on in eight of them. T: 4:32. Att: 3,561. Dustin indicated about 200 fans remained at game's end...

M-Braves pull off wild 4-3 win over Shuckers before huge crowd Patrick Magee, Biloxi Sun-Herald BILOXI – The Shuckers came up a run short on the scoreboard, but a stadium record crowd of 6,231 flowed into MGM Park Friday night and witnessed a wild contest. A pair of two-run home runs to left field handed the Mississippi Braves a 4-3 victory over Biloxi. The decisive homer came in the top of the ninth when the left-handed Rio Ruiz went opposite field off Biloxi left-hander Mike Strong to regain the lead for good for the M-Braves. It was an unusual game that featured five errors by the M-Braves and none by the Shuckers. The Shuckers (5-3) scored all three of their runs on three errors by the M-Braves (4-4) in the bottom of the eighth. With men on second and third and two out in the eighth, Michael Reed sent a hard hit ball toward Mississippi second baseman Eric Garcia, who failed to gather the ball after it bounced in front of him. With the ball rolling into center field, Josh Fellhauer and Orlando Arcia crossed home to tie the game at 2-2. Soon after, M-Braves relief pitcher David Peterson's pickoff toss to first missed its mark and rolled well into foul territory toward the bullpen. Reed, who runs well, rounded second and headed for third where he saw manager Carlos Subero motioning him to keep moving. When Garcia again failed to get a handle on the ball, Reed sped home and barely beat the tag at the plate. “I wasn't (sending him), but I decided to once I saw Garcia kick it,” Subero said. “That's why I created so much depth down the line. Once I saw it kicked, I'm like we've got to go for this and try to take the lead.” Reed said that he couldn't ever recall scoring from first on a pickoff attempt. “I wasn't expecting go home, but as I was rounding second he was still giving me the go,” Reed said. “I just kept going and got in there.” It provided the high moment of the game for the Shuckers and lifted the large crowd to its feet. Biloxi had a shot to tie or regain the lead in the bottom of the ninth after Mississippi took the 4-3 lead. Tyrone Taylor took third and Fellhauer moved to second on a double steal with two outs in the ninth. Nathan Orf fouled back three pitches and worked a 2-2 count before lining out to a diving Garcia at second base. “He's been so clutch this year,” Reed said of Orf. “He put together a great at-bat. You can't ask him to do anything more. The pitcher did his job.” M-Braves starting pitcher Steve Janas, who made his Double-A debut Friday, pushed his scoreless innings streak to 28 2/3 innings. He gave up three hits, struck out three and walked none in 5 2/3 innings. “He was just hitting his spots,” Reed said. “His pitches were working. His slider, changeup, fastball … He was locating. When you do that, you're tough to hit.” Peterson (1-0) picked up the victory in one inning in relief, giving up no earned runs. Tyler Jones earned the save. Strong (3-1) took the loss by giving up two earned runs on three hits in 1/3 of an inning. Biloxi starting pitcher Hobbs Johnson allowed two earned runs on two hits in five innings. He walked six and struck out four. Mississippi's first homer of the night was a two-run blast by third baseman Kevin Ahrens in the second inning. Friday's crowd broke the previous stadium mark of 5,216 by more than 1,000 fans. All areas of the stadium were packed, including the grass berm behind the right field fence. “It seems like (attendance) keeps getting better,” Subero said. “We had great support by the crowd and they get into it, which is important.” The Shuckers, who took two-of-three in its series with Mississippi, will travel to take on the Montgomery (Ala.) Biscuits at 6:35 PM on Saturday. Left-hander Brent Suter (4-3, 1.88) is set to start Saturday for Biloxi and lefty Blake Snell (5-2, 1.69) will go for the Generals.

For those of you reading this post as of 11:15 PM Central, here's the Helena audio link. A wild one as the teams are tied 8-8 in the 11th. Monte Harrison has four singles, a sacrifice bunt, and an HBP.

Steve Janas made his Double-A debut for the Mississippi Braves and had a no-hitter through four innings, allowing just one base runner on a hit-by-pitch to Adam Weisenburger (1x3). Taylor Green (1x3, BB) broke up the no-hitter with a leadoff single in the fifth, but would be erased on a fielder's choice. Janas has no surrendered a run in 28.2 innings, going back to April 28, while with the Carolina Mudcats. Had heard about Janas (MiLB Player Page), the 23-year-old 2013 6th rounder of the Braves had put up insane numbers in six High-A starts before extending his streak tonight. All that after a pretty weak 2014 season, as the link indicates.

It looks like there's a misplaced link to the Sky Sox game summary, so we'll place Nashville's here. Besides, gotta admit Barry Zito looks awesome in that fantastic jersey -- Eighth Inning Tally Gives Nashville Win First Tennessee Park Draws 10,891, Selling Out For The 11th Time This Season Nashville Sounds http://www.milb.com/assets/images/9/8/4/134572984/cuts/Zeets_4_7ya7iwb1_q8stjwpw.jpg NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Barry Zito spun another terrific outing and Dayan Viciedo singled home the winning run in the eighth, as Nashville swiped the series finale against Colorado Springs, 2-1. Viciedo stepped into the batter's box with two away and runners at first and second in the eighth inning during a 1-1 tie. The designated hitter went with a 2-1 pitch, slapping it into the gap on the right side of the infield to score Craig Gentry. Viciedo's second RBI of the season helped Nashville win their 12th one-run game this season. Viciedo had the hit, but it would have been in vain if Zito had not posted his team-leading ninth quality start. The left-hander had struggled in two prior starts against Colorado Springs this year (8.1 IP, 8 ER), but pitched with authority all night long. Capable of keeping the Sky Sox hitters off balance with his crafty stuff, the veteran struck out six and issued just one walk in his seven innings. He retired 14 in a row at one point allowing a mere four hits. The Sounds got on the board first and improved to 27-18 in games when they get the initial tally of a game. Hitting out of the seventh spot in the lineup, Jake Smolinski flashed his power in the third. The outfielder clubbed a ball off the end of his bat that landed near the Hyundai picnic area over the left field wall. The leadoff shot was Smolinski's first as a Sound and fifth in PCL action this season. Colorado Springs finally broke Zito's rhythm when Luis Sardinas pieced together a two-out walk in the sixth. Bryan Petersen and Matt Clark both followed with singles to help the visiting team knot the score at 1-1. The hits were their first since the second inning. Sky Sox starter Drew Gagnon entered the Friday night game with a 1-9 record, but seemed to match Zito with every pitch. The hurler allowed the solo shot to Smolinski, but limited the Sounds to four hits. The right-hander posted his fourth quality start of the season and exited after six frames. The crowd of 10,891 marked the 11th time that the Sounds have sold out at First Tennessee Park this season. They entered Friday night averaging 7,660 fans a game, the fourth-best mark in the PCL. Colorado Springs Box Score RHP Austin Ross almost bailed out LHP Michael Kirkman in the fateful 8th in his AAA debut, but couldn't quite -- Nashville Bottom of the 8th Craig Gentry walks. Joey Wendle out on a sacrifice bunt, pitcher Michael Kirkman to second baseman Matt Long. Craig Gentry to 2nd. Pitching Change: Austin Ross replaces Michael Kirkman. Ryan Roberts walks. Jason Pridie flies out to center fielder Kyle Wren. Craig Gentry to 3rd. Dayan Viciedo singles on a ground ball to right fielder Bryan Petersen. Craig Gentry scores. Ryan Roberts to 2nd. Max Muncy flies out to center fielder Kyle Wren. RHP Drew Gagnon threw 91 pitches in his very good six-inning stint, did not walk a batter and fanned six. Colorado Springs Game Log Yadiel Rivera, playing third base here, has slowed down, 0-for-3 with three K's in this one. But no one shined offensively tonight.

As posted at SportsLogos.net -- So the Sky Sox will be wearing these Grateful Dead inspired jerseys on July 12th. That'll wake you up, regardless of what time you're seeing this...

Final: Nashville 2, Colorado Springs 1 Another last at-bat loss, too many of those in the system lately, as Nashville scored the tie-breaking run in the 8th. We're waiting for the Sky Sox recap, but in the interim, Elian Herrera was pulled for no apparent reason in the 5th. Nashville Bottom of the 4th Joey Wendle singles on a soft fly ball to center fielder Kyle Wren. Ryan Roberts reaches on a fielding error by shortstop Luis Sardinas. Joey Wendle to 2nd. Jason Pridie singles on a ground ball to right fielder Matt Long. Joey Wendle to 3rd. Ryan Roberts to 2nd. Dayan Viciedo grounds into a double play, third baseman Yadiel Rivera to catcher Robinzon Diaz to first baseman Matt Clark. Joey Wendle out at home. Ryan Roberts to 3rd. Jason Pridie to 2nd. Max Muncy flies out to left fielder Logan Schafer. Col. Springs Top of the 5th Robinzon Diaz pops out to second baseman Joey Wendle. Logan Schafer flies out to right fielder Jason Pridie. Yadiel Rivera strikes out swinging. Nashville Bottom of the 5th Defensive Substitution: Bryan Petersen replaces second baseman Elian Herrera, batting 3rd, playing right field. Defensive switch from right field to second base for Matt Long. *** Obviously Herrera must be involved in a blockbuster deal. Love Matt Long's OF-2B flexibility...

Shuckers' Fellhauer plays for his 'angel in the outfield' Outfielder's mother died in May following leukemia battle Patrick Magee, Biloxi Sun-Herald PHOTO GALLERY: Includes images provided by the Fellhauer family, located at the article link Josh Fellhauer was all smiles Wednesday night following his walk-off RBI single in the 10th inning to give the Biloxi Shuckers a 2-1 victory over the Mississippi Braves. What Fellhauer described as his "highest moment of the season" served as a brief reprieve from what has been an extremely difficult period for the California native. *** Full article also posted in our season-long Biloxi feature article archive thread...

Shuckers' Fellhauer plays for his 'angel in the outfield' Outfielder's mother died in May following leukemia battle Patrick Magee, Biloxi Sun-Herald PHOTO GALLERY: Includes images provided by the Fellhauer family, located at the article link Josh Fellhauer was all smiles Wednesday night following his walk-off RBI single in the 10th inning to give the Biloxi Shuckers a 2-1 victory over the Mississippi Braves. What Fellhauer described as his "highest moment of the season" served as a brief reprieve from what has been an extremely difficult period for the California native. Fellhauer is grieving the death of his mother, Julie Fellhauer, who died at age 52 on May 11 after battling Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. When she died, there was no evidence of the cancer in her body. Her death was the result of an infection that followed chemotherapy treatment. Some days are better than others, but Fellhauer's thoughts often wander back to his mother. "At times after the game I just want to come in (the locker room) and have a text message from her or call her and tell her I miss her," he said "I know that I can't do it. It's something I have to live with. I know she's right by me every step, every day." Baseball serves as a welcome distraction for Josh Fellhauer with his teammates often serving as part of his support group. "My teammates are a huge help," he said. "It's like having 25 brothers in there. I come to the yard with my brothers every day, have a good time and try to win a baseball game." After a brief period of unexplained illness, Julie Fellhauer was diagnosed with leukemia on March 2. Fellhauer didn't report immediately to spring training so he could be at his mother's side a little longer while she endured chemotherapy. After a brief delay, he reported for spring training and played in the Shuckers' season opener at Pensacola on April 9. After doing his best to hang in and help the team, an emotional Josh Fellhauer walked into manager Carlos Subero's office and told him he couldn't focus on baseball with his mom fighting for her life. He returned to California to be with his family and was placed on the temporary inactive list on April 18. During his absence, Josh Fellhauer's No. 7 jersey was put on display in the Shuckers' dugout as the team wandered around the Southern League on a 54-game road trip. It's obvious that Josh Fellhauer's teammates have developed a fondness for him and it was on full display following his walk-off hit Wednesday with players rushing from the dugout and bullpen to congratulate him. "I see (the support from teammates) and honestly it puts me to tears," said Jessica Iannotti, Josh Fellhauer's girlfriend. "It all happened so quickly and I worried he wouldn't have the support he needs from the people he is around every day. Since the minute he left in April, teammates were texting him. He received social media support. They hung his jersey in the dugout. The support they've given him is mind blowing. It's so comforting. They've made it a brotherhood." A GoFundMe site, which is now inactive, raised nearly $11,000 to help pay for the family's medical expenses. Shuckers catcher Adam Weisenburger was among those players offering kind words to Josh Fellhauer while he was almost 2,000 miles away in California. "You can never measure a guy's heart, but that kid's got a big heart," Weisenburger said. Following his mother's death on May 11, Josh Fellhauer returned to the team later that month and played his first game on June 1. "He has handled everything from the beginning with a lot of grace and class, and that comes from his mom," Iannotti said. "He's the spitting image of her. I told her all the time that she raised such an amazing young man. She instilled great characteristics. She's the strongest person I've ever known and she was so strong when she was sick. Julie took the definition of strength to an entirely different level." Subero said that he's seen the left-handed outfielder pick up his play in recent weeks and he's impressed by how he has managed to compete while dealing with his mother's death. Josh Fellhauer is currently batting .279 as the team's fourth outfielder. "With what he's gone through, it's unbelievable how mentally tough and resilient he's been through this period," Subero said. "He's been swinging the bat well and playing good defense. "I went through it myself, the same exact thing when I lost my dad (in 1995). It's not that easy. He's playing with an edge. I saw him last year. This year, he's a different player. It's really good to see. I know everybody has his back and wants to see him succeed. We're all happy he is doing well." That "edge" comes from an obvious source. "It's for my mom," Josh Fellhauer said. "She always wanted the best for me and the only thing I can do is give her my best every single day." Iannotti has also seen a difference in her boyfriend on the field in recent weeks. "He looks at the sky a lot and I know why," she said. "I know what the edge is. He has an angel in the outfield and she'll never miss an at-bat. She's there all the time. He knows all he has to do is look up just have that reminder."

*** Yadiel Rivera, Kyle Wren, Tyler Cravy, Johnny Hellweg (Hellweg a Fall League candidate) among the topics.

DVR ALERT! - Next up is Monday's game, July 6th, 7:00 PM airtime, MyNew32 TV. This happens to be another scheduled Kodi Medeiros start for you locals, enjoy.

Originally posted June 25th -- Orr set to step up for Canada’s Pan Am baseball squad By John Cudmore, Newmarket (CN) Era *** Good luck to Pete Orr, placed on the Sky Sox temporary inactive list for the tournament. Catcher Juan Centeno is activated from his 2nd bare-minimum 7-day DL stint in the past month, filling that roster spot.

Miller Park Prospects: Love it when Marcus compiles his "Who's Hot" list -- these are all legitimate, nice to see.

Reliever Austin Ross promoted to AAA Colorado Springs The former LSU Tiger was 3-2 with a 2.61 ERA over 26 games out of the bullpen Biloxi Shuckers http://www.milb.com/assets/images/2/5/4/134448254/cuts/Rossthumb_d0yhnu4p_dm458at1.jpg Austin Ross was a 2015 Southern League All-Star selection (Benton Reed Photography) BILOXI, MS - The Milwaukee Brewers have announced the following roster move that affects the Shuckers roster prior to tonight's 6:10 PM contest with the Mississippi Braves at MGM Park. Right-handed reliever Austin Ross, has been promoted from Biloxi to AAA Colorado Springs. Ross, 26, appeared in 26 games in relief for the Shuckers this season, going 3-2 with a 2.61 ERA (11 ER/38.0 IP) to go along with 47 strikeouts and just nine walks. His performance in the first half earned him a trip to Montgomery for the 2015 Southern League All-Star Game on June 23, which he struck out the two batters that he faced. Ross ranked first among Southern League relievers in strikeout ratio, sitting down 11.13 batters per 9.0 innings pitched. Ross also ranked fourth among relievers by walking just 2.13 batters per 9.0 innings pitched. Ross led the Biloxi bullpen in strikeouts and innings, ranking second in appearances. Ross stymied right-handed batters, holding them to just a .146 batting average. Ross was selected by the Brewers in the eighth round of the 2010 draft out of LSU and over six professional seasons has a career 26-20 record and a 4.06 ERA in 107 games and 65 starts. Ross joins former Shuckers' reliever Jaye Chapman and infielder Yadiel Rivera on the Triple-A Colorado Springs roster. The Shreveport, LA native will join the SkySox on the road in Nashville as they take on the Sounds tonight at 7:00 PM. *** The Shuckers will play with 24 for now, and the Sky Sox will need to make room once both Jason Rogers and Corey Knebel are both active on the AAA roster.

Look for this just prior to the game time -- Biloxi Media Notes - Linked on the Shuck Dynasty blog Wisconsin Media Notes - Linked on the Rattler Radio blog *** STANDINGS: AAA - Pacific Coast League American Northern Division AA - Southern League South Division High-A - Florida State League North Division A - Midwest League Western Division Pioneer League North Division Arizona League Central Division Dominican Summer League San Pedro de Macoris *** Sortable individual stat pages: Colorado Springs Biloxi Brevard County Wisconsin Helena Maryvale DSL Brewers *** Weather.com: Nashville, TN Biloxi, MS Dunedin, FL Beloit, WI Billings, MT San Pedro de Macoris, DR

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