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Final: DSL Brewers/Indians 10, DSL Rays2 4 DSL Brewers/Indians Box Score C Eduin Lugo had three hits and RF Isaac Curbata hit his first pro long ball as the co-op kids pounded the Rays. DSL Brewers/Indians Game Log Probably not good for Juan Chourio: DSL Rays2 Bottom of the 8th Pitching Change: Juan Chourio replaces David Flores. Pitching Change: Deybi Arias replaces Juan Chourio. Freddvil Chevez flies out to left fielder Bryan Nino. Oneill Manzueta strikes out swinging. Dahiandy Johnson grounds out to first baseman Elian Gonzalez.

Final: DSL Mets2 2, DSL Brewers 1 DSL Brewers Box Score A strong pitching effort goes for naught as the Brewers' offense only manages to scratch across one run despite 6 hits, 3 walks, and 4 Mets errors. 16-year-old Brailin Rodriguez, who is the 2nd-youngest player in the organization, started and worked 4 solid innings, allowing 2 runs. Alis Atagua and Joandris Tolentino worked 2 scoreless innings of relief each. Leadoff man Eduarqui Fernandez paced the offense with 2 singles and a walk. Heretofore struggling Erys Bautista collected two singles for the first multi-hit game of his career. DSL Brewers Game Log Somehow only got one run out of this: DSL Brewers Top of the 5th Juan Frias grounds out, shortstop Eliam Arias to first baseman Wilker Velasquez. Jhonnys Cabrera hit by pitch. Eduarqui Fernandez walks. Jhonnys Cabrera to 2nd. Pitching Change: Eiker Huizi replaces Enmanuel Almonte. Throwing error by catcher Derwis Troconiz on the pickoff attempt. Wild pitch by pitcher Eiker Huizi. Jhonnys Cabrera scores. Eduarqui Fernandez to 3rd. Eduarqui Fernandez out at home, second baseman Cesar Berbesi to pitcher Eiker Huizi. Eduardo Garcia walks. Throwing error by catcher Derwis Troconiz on the pickoff attempt. Alejandro Marte strikes out swinging.

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40th rounder Tyler Keysor is returning to Miami.

26th rounder Zach Humphreys is returning to TCU.

Development is not linear. Haven’t seen anything from Rasmussen’s last few outings that have made me change my opinion of him. Stuff is still the same, command is still the biggest issue.

Judging by his Twitter profile, it appears that 36th rounder Keegan McCarville has signed.

RHP Dylan File officially promoted from Carolina to Biloxi, with RHP Alec Bettinger going on Biloxi's 7-day IL to make room. LHP Aaron Ashby takes File's place on the Carolina roster, having been on the Rocky Mountain roster since his last appearance with Wisconsin.

16th rounder Mike Wilson has signed.

Per me, 4th rounder Nick Kahle has signed.

Last update was from Tom Flanagan a week or two ago, saying that Lawrie was beginning baseball activities. Haven't heard anything since. Lawrie has not been released.

LHP Brad Kuntz and RHP Michael Tonkin were released. Both pitched with San Antonio this year. RHPs Wilmy De Jesus and Victor Vasquez were also released. Both pitched in the DSL last year

That is accurate. He's not a first-division CF in the major leagues. He's a LF. That said, he should be better than he is out there so a world exists where he turns into a fringe-average defender in center.

Grisham's approach has changed considerably, and that's why he's having success. He's moved on from a passive, wait for the perfect pitch approach that resulted in a bunch of walks, strikeouts, and wasted opportunities. He's now attacking earlier in the count as soon as he sees a pitch he can hit. He's still drawing walks primarily because he's not being pitched to as often. Dude's always hit the ball super hard. Now he's just connected that he doesn't need to see a perfect pitch in order to mash. Whether this is a long-term change remains to be seen.

You should be trying to win until the game is over. A great way to prolong the game is to get on base. If the infielders are playing back, a great way to get on base can be to bunt. No problem with it.

ROUND 40 (1213rd overall): Tyler Keysor, RHP (Photo: University of Miami) Height: 6'5 Weight: 225 B/T: R/R School: Miami Year: Junior DOB: 12/8/97 SCOUTING REPORT: Baseball America (From 2018): Our No. 1 prospect in the Florida Collegiate League last summer, Keysor is a Miami signee with a low-90s fastball that can touch 95. His low-80s changeup has some late movement and he mixes in a high-70s curveball with promising break. Prep Baseball Report (From 2018): The long, lanky right-hander did not have the same command and velocity as he did in the fall. Was up to 95 in the fall, was 89-91 the entire outing. Struggled with command early, but showed the ability to make an adjustment and work seven innings. The fastball has some late arm side run and life when down in the zone. The slider was below average on the outing. Soft, slurvy and did not have much late action. Has shown a better slider in the fall. he changeup is his best off speed pitch. Has feel, throws from same fastball tunnel with late fade. There is deception and the fastball could play back up in the pen at the next level LINKS: VIDEOS:

ROUND 39 (1183rd overall): Harrison Beethe, RHP (Photo: Twitter) Height: 6'4 Weight: 225 B/T: R/R School: North Iowa Area CC Year: Sophomore DOB: 4/3/98 SCOUTING REPORT: Baseball America: Beethe is a 6-foot-4, 210-pound righthander that sits in the 93-95 mph range with his fastball. He throws a below-average breaking ball and has difficulty throwing consistent strikes. Prep Baseball Report: Three-quarter slot righty with an unorthodox arm action. FB 90-94 mph, had some jump out of his hand. Showed an occasional flat 79-81 SL. Tough day finding strike zone, struggled to find timing with delivery and as a result a consistent release point. LINKS: VIDEOS:

ROUND 38 (1153rd overall): Eli Nabholz, RHP (Photo: Millersville Athletics) Height: 6'6 Weight: 225 B/T: R/R School: Millersville University Year: Senior DOB: 4/16/97 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS: VIDEOS:

ROUND 37 (1123rd overall): Abimael Gonzalez, CF (Photo: YouTube) Height: 6'0 Weight: 175 B/T: R/R School: Leadership Christian Academy (PR) Year: Senior DOB: 5/23/01 SCOUTING REPORT: LINKS: VIDEOS:

ROUND 36 (1093rd overall): Keegan McCarville, RHP (Photo: Twitter) Height: 6'1 Weight: 210 B/T: R/R School: Santa Clara University Year: Junior DOB: 2/3/98 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game (From 2018): McCarville was one of the pitching leaders on a very good South Mountain team, accruing a team-leading 96 innings on the mound this spring. He went 7-3 with a 2.44 ERA across those innings, racking up 112 strikeouts as compared to only 18 walks. He's a sinker-slider type of pitcher who is also a bit undersized, working in the 88-92 mph range for the most part with good sink and excellent strike-throwing ability. His slider is an average pitch that works quite well when paired with his fastball, but McCarville does not project to miss as many bats at the professional level as he did in junior college. LINKS: VIDEOS:

ROUND 35 (1063rd overall): Odrick Pitre, SS (Photo: Perfect Game) Height: 5'10 Weight: 165 B/T: S/R School: Alvin CC (TX) Year: Freshman DOB: 8/3/00 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game (From 2018): Odrick Pitre is a 2018 SS with a 5-10 160 lb. frame from Caguas, PR who attends Academia La Milagros. Medium frame with athletic, slender, highly projectable present build. Ran 60 yard dash in 7.25 seconds. Switch-hitter, sets up from right side with narrow stance, coils into back hip well in load, shows good hand speed onto line drive plane, does a good job controlling the barrel and hitting hard liners. Similar set up from left side, compact path out front without much weight shift, showed better bat speed and juice off the barrel from the right side. Very good defensively in the infield, smooth footwork to both sides with good range to both sides as well, fields cleanly and makes clean, efficient transfers. Showed very good arm strength across the diamond, with throws clocked up to 89 MPH. Good student. LINKS: VIDEOS:

ROUND 34 (1033rd overall): Josh Shapiro, LHP (Photo: Marshall University) Height: 6'0 Weight: 175 B/T: L/L School: Marshall Year: Senior DOB: 5/16/97 SCOUTING REPORT: Baseball America: Shapiro is a 5-foot-10, 185-pound senior lefthander that has been a sturdy presence in the rotation for Marshall. The lefthander has struggled with his control, but has pitched to a 3.58 ERA through 78 innings spanning across 14 starts. Shapiro works in the upper 80s with his fastball and shows a feel for pitching. LINKS: VIDEOS:

ROUND 33 (1003rd overall): Kevin Hardin, 1B (Photo: MCC-Maple Woods CC) Height: 6'5 Weight: 245 B/T: L/L School: MCC-Maple Woods CC (MO) Year: Sophomore DOB: 5/24/99 SCOUTING REPORT: Baseball America: Hardin has legitimate feel to hit go to with power potential. He's a long way away, but there's a lot of potential in his bat. LINKS: VIDEOS:

ROUND 32 (973rd overall): Jeff Figueroa, RHP (Photo: ) Height: 6'0 Weight: 180 B/T: R/R School: Florida Virtual School Year: Senior DOB: 8/22/00 SCOUTING REPORT: Perfect Game (7/1/18 Game Report): Jeff Figueroa (2019, Odessa, Fla.) was possibly the surprise of the morning. A strong two-way player, Figeuroa showed a quick, short and direct path to the ball and he had no problem hitting a double off the wall on a 90 mph fastball. In his next at-bat he kept his hands back on a good off-speed pitch and went the other way for a line drive single over the second baseman’s head. He has a big leg kick and shows great balance on his swing despite the kick. He has a strong arm and good hands at shortstop and definitely projects to stay there at the next level. Also a pitcher, he sat at 87-88 mph throughout his outing while displaying a very quick arm. His slider is a work in progress at 74 mph but shows some promise. Prep Baseball Report: Currently an uncommitted 2019 who is presently homeschooled, Figueroa was extremely impressive in his short outing. He has present athleticism and a compact, repeatable and clean delivery. The arm action is compact, clean and quick as well. The fastball came out out the hand with very little effort and was an easy 88-91 mph. He also showed a short, hard curveball that had depth at 81-83 mph and a chance to be a true out pitch. There is a chance he reclassifies as a 2020, but as of right now he is one of the top 2019 arms available. Twitter: Prospect Wire @ProspectWire May 26 2019 Jefferson Figueroa #Uncommitted RHP Dawg Pound 18U power arm that was 90-92 with late life. SL is tight and with a slight tilt 79-81. Induced weak contact and goes after hitters. Doug Freeman @DougFreemanPBR 29 Sep 2018 Impressive outing from uncommitted 2019 RHP Jefferson Figueroa. Compact, quick, clean arm action. Easy 88-91 with life. Plus slider at 81-83. LINKS: VIDEOS: