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Image courtesy of Brewer Fanatic Tuesday gave us new places and new faces across the system. Blake Burke scored the game winner in his debut in Nashville. In Wilson, we got two impressive debuts alongside Brady Ebel's monster night. Transactions: LHP J.D. Thompson assigned to Biloxi Shuckers from Wisconsin Timber Rattlers. RHP Chandler Welch assigned to Wisconsin Timber Rattlers from Biloxi Shuckers. LHP Andrew Healy assigned to Wisconsin Timber Rattlers from Wilson Warbirds. OF Sawyer Strosnider assigned to Wisconsin Timber Rattlers from ACL Brewers. OF Kyle Jones assigned to Wilson Warbirds from ACL Brewers. 1B Carsten Sabathia III assigned to Wilson Warbirds from ACL Brewers. LHP Joan Pena assigned to Wilson Warbirds from ACL Brewers. Game Action: Nashville pre-game media notes Nashville 6, Indianapolis (Pirates) 5 Box Score Via the Sounds, game details, and we encourage readers to always review affiliate write-ups as part of their Link Report routine: Baddoo Walks off Indianapolis Tuesday Night Nashville showed their grit in their back-and forth victory over Indianapolis on Tuesday. Every time Indianapolis scored, Nashville had an immediate response, eventually walking off with a 6-5 victory. After the Indians got on the board versus starter Tyson Hardin in the opening frame, Luis Matos came through with a two-out bases loaded single to give the Sounds an early 2-1 lead. Hardin fared a bit better in this game than he had recently. Since the calendar flipped to July, Hardin had more runs allowed (23) than innings pitched (22.1) entering Tuesday’s contest. Hardin labored his way through 4.1 IP, allowing eight hits but just two runs, due in part to a 5:0 K:BB ratio on the night. After the Indians tied the game off Hardin in the 4th, the Sounds immediately answered back in their half on Eduardo Garcia’s two-run single which made it 4-2 Nashville. Highlight courtesy of the Nashville X account: The Indians briefly took the lead in the 7th, but this time Akil Baddoo had the answer, with an RBI single to tie the game at 5-5. In the 8th, Joel Kuhnel loaded the bases with nobody out but managed to wriggle of the hook with a 5-2-3 double play and then a ground out. Blake Holub then tossed a clean 9th to set the stage for the Sounds offense to walk it off. Blake Burke, who made his AAA debut on Tuesday, led off with an HBP. Brock Wilken followed with a single. Then Baddoo delivered the clutch single to score Burke to win the game: Nashville moves to 63-52 (20-20 in the second half) with the win. They gain a game on first place Indianapolis but remain five games back with a month to play. LHP Colton Gordon (0-2, 4.91) will look to build momentum from his quality start last time out as he leads the Sounds to the mound on Wednesday. Biloxi pre-game media notes Pensacola (Marlins) 12, Biloxi 0 Box Score Shuckers Drop Series-Opener to Blue Wahoos on Tuesday Night - Vargas extends hit streak to four, Broca ties season-high with three innings Pensacola jumped on Biloxi early and never looked back in their 12-0 victory on Tuesday. There were not a lot of highlights for the Shuckers in this one. Jaron DeBerry started and was pounded with a ton of hard contact. DeBerry allowed nine runs (eight earned) on nine hits (three homers) and walked three. Anthony Flores and Jesus Broca took over for DeBerry and worked around a ton of traffic and only allowed a run each in their respective appearances. The Biloxi offense was held to one hit, a Mike Boeve triple, through the first seven innings. Jesus Made added a double in the 8th and Mark Coley II had a single in the 9th. As a team, the Shuckers were 0-for-7 with RISP and left 10 men on base. With Burke promoted to AAA, Andrew Fischer made his first professional start at first base. The loss drops Biloxi to 55-50 on the season and 20-20 in the second half. LHP JD Thompson (3.90 ERA in nine starts at Wisconsin) will make is AA debut on Wednesday for the Shuckers. Wisconsin pre-game media notes Cedar Rapids (Twins) 6, Wisconsin 3 Box Score Kernels Sprint to Early Lead and Beat Rattlers 6-3 - Cedar Rapids up 5-0 after two innings on a pair of home runs Wisconsin dropped a 6-3 contest on the road against the Cedar Rapids on Tuesday. Wisconsin's pitching staff dug an early hole, surrendering five runs over the first two frames. Starting pitcher Jayden Dubanewicz struggled to find rhythm, allowing seven hits and five earned runs across three innings. Despite the early setback, the Timber Rattlers showed resilience in the middle innings to cut into the deficit. In the 4th inning, Luis Castillo launched a two-run home run, courtesy of the Rattlers’ X account: For a player approaching 20 home runs on the season, Castillo sure is flying under the radar. Wisconsin kept the momentum going in the 5th when Daniel Dickinson drilled a solo homer with two outs to bring the Rattlers within two at 5-3: After posting a 1.095 OPS in July, Dickinson has followed that up with a 1.122 OPS so far in August. The trio of Yerlin Rodriguez, Bjorn Johnson and Jose Meneses kept the game close after Dubanewicz left the game. Johnson was particularly sharp with four strikeouts in two scoreless frames. However, The Timber Rattlers struggled with runners in scoring position (0-for-6) and left eight runners stranded on base. Cedar Rapids held Wisconsin to just one hit in the final three innings, a triple from Sawyer Strosnider in his professional debut. Check out Strosnider’s triple here: Wisconsin falls to 57-47 (23-19 in the second half) with the loss. LHP Andrew Healy (4.15 ERA in 60.2IP at Wilson this season) makes his Midwest League debut on Wednesday. Wilson pre-game media notes Wilson 10, Columbia (Royals) 3 Box Score Ebel Shines in Series-Opening Win - Ebel's Three Hits Lead to Six RBIs Tuesday night was the Brady Ebel Show in Wilson, as the 19-year-old shortstop powered Wilson to a resounding 10-3 win over Columbia. Ebel had three hits, finishing a single shy of the cycle, and drove in a career-high six runs. Ebel opened the scoring with a two run double in the third, courtesy of Spencer Michaelis’ X account: In the seventh, Ebel’s opposite field blast broke a 3-3 tie: Then in the eighth, Ebel close the scoring with a two-run triple to dead center: In non-Ebel related news, two Brewers’ 2026 draft picks made their professional debuts with Wilson. Third-round pick Kyle Jones slotted into the leadoff spot, while Carsten Sabathia III hit eighth, and both players collected two hits, scored twice and had their first professional RBI. Spencer clipped both of their RBI hits for us: On the mound, Carlos Carra worked six strong innings, allowing two hits, two runs, with two walks and striking out four. It was Carra’s longest outing since pitching 6.1 innings on June 6. Newly promoted Luke Roupe made his full-season ball debut and earned in the win in relief, notching three innings of one-run ball to lock down the win. It was the first professional win for the 2025 17th-round draft pick. Wilson is now 56-50 on the season and evens their second half record at 20-20. They also pick up a game in the Carolina League standings, just one game back of Fayetteville and Salem. LHP Enderson Mercado (4-7, 7.96 ERA) will start on Wednesday. DSL Brewers Gold 3, DSL Orioles Orange 2, F/8 (Game called due to rain) Box Score The newly loaded DSL Brewers Gold super team was in action on Tuesday and eked out a 3-2 rain-shortened victory over the DSL Orioles Orange. As Jim covered in yesterday’s link report transactions, the Brewers swapped a bunch of the best players from the DSL Brewers Blue squad over to the Gold, potentially for their DSL title push. The Gold squad got on the board early thanks to Angeni Fernandez’s work on the base paths. Fernandez opened the first inning with a single, stole second, and then eventually scored on Moises Salazar’s sac fly. In the third, the Gold added a run when Leanders Matos singled home Salazar to make it 2-0 Brewers. Matos, in his Gold debut, paced the team with two of their four hits on the day, to raise his average to .355 on the season. The Orioles finally broke through against Brewers’ starter Daniel Garcia in the fourth. Garcia walked a man and then allowed a home run to tie the game at 2-2. Garcia finished the frame and then exited with a line of 4 IP 1H 2R 2ER 2BB and 3K. The Brewers bullpen took over from there Joan Gonzalez (3 IP 1H 3BB 1K) and Ruben Saldana (1 IP 1H 1K) kept the Orioles scoreless the rest of the game. In the 6th, Fernandez once again wreaked havoc on the base paths to set the table for the winning run. Fernandez was HBP, took second on an errant pickoff attempt and then stole third. Ricki Moneys then plated Fernandez with a ground out, providing the winning margin. The Orioles actually did rally in the top of the 9th to take the lead, which isn’t shown in the box score. The Brewers were at-bat in the bottom of the 9th when the rain came. Apparently, they reverted the score to that last completed full inning, which gave the Brewers Gold the win, improving to 31-18 on the season. The DSL Brewers Blue are in their regular 11 AM CT time slot Wednesday. Wisconsin has a matinee at 1 PM CT. The rest of the full season squads will get rolling in their normal evening time slots. 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

Image courtesy of BrewerFanatic A day after the trade deadline, the rumors of the Brewers' system's demise have been greatly exaggerated. In a season full of incredible moments, Biloxi found a new way to top themselves with an epic comeback. Braylon temporarily eased the Payne of trading Josiah Ragsdale with a milestone homer and a triple in Wisconsin's win. The other Brailyn mashed another home run at Wilson in their victory. Transactions: Milwaukee Brewers optioned RHP Brandon Sproat to Nashville Sounds. Milwaukee Brewers optioned RHP Garrett Stallings to Nashville Sounds. RHP Tanner Perry assigned to Wisconsin Timber Rattlers from Biloxi Shuckers. Wisconsin Timber Rattlers activated IF Juan Baez from the 7-day injured list. SS Filippo Di Turi assigned to Wilson Warbirds from Wisconsin Timber Rattlers. Game Action: Nashville pre-game media notes Memphis (Cardinals) 13, Nashville 2 Box Score Via the Sounds, game details, and we encourage readers to always review affiliate write-ups as part of their Link Report routine: Sounds Suffer Largest Loss of Season to Memphis - Drew Rom extends his streak of not allowing an earned run to 14.2 innings A day after their parent clubs completed a surprising trade of MLB arms for MiLB bats, Nashville and Memphis faced off at the AAA level with the Sounds enduring a 13-2 drubbing at the hands of the Redbirds. This one was over early. Memphis jumped all over Sounds’ starter Tyson Hardin in the second inning, knocking the 2025 Brewers’ MiLB Pitcher of the Year from the game with an eight-run frame. Seven of the runs were charged to Hardin, who allowed eight hits, walked a man, and struck out three. Lyon Richardson came on and did not fare much better, allowing three runs on five hits and three walks in just 1.2 innings. Offensively, the Sounds did manage to collect 10 hits, though nine of them were singles. Luis Matos was responsible for four of those hits, including a double, and he scored a run. Brock Wilken extended his on-base streak to thirteen games with a single and two walks. Tyler Black and Akil Baddoo each had two hits apiece, while Luke Adams took two more HBP and now leads the organization with 19 HBP on the season in just 61 games. Bo Naylor had an RBI single in his organizational debut, which you can see here, courtesy of the Sounds’ X account: Nashville falls to 59-50 with the loss and 16-18 in the second half. A playoff berth looks like a longshot, but hopefully the team can finish the stretch home with a winning record. LHP Colton Gordon (6-5, 4.05 ERA) will make his fourth appearance in a Sounds’ uniform on Wednesday. Since coming over from the Houston organization, Gordon has allowed 12 runs (10 earned) in 16 innings. Biloxi pre-game media notes Biloxi 11, Columbus (Braves) 9, F/10 Box Score As always, you are encouraged to read the official round-up from the team’s site: Guerrero Reaches 1,500 Career Wins in Shuckers Comeback Win - Shuckers strike for eight runs over the final two innings, Dinges records first Double-A home run Another night in the high-octane, hitter-friendly (😉) Southern League, and another improbable pulse-pounding victory for Biloxi. The Shuckers leaped off the mat in the final two innings to steal victory from the jaws of defeat, sending Columbus home dumbfounded with the 11-9 extra-inning victory. The Shuckers struck first, with Jesus Made and Blake Burke singling in the opening frame. The pair then executed a double steal, with Made scoring on a throwing error to make it 1-0 Biloxi. Columbus immediately responded with a three-run first inning off of Shuckers’ starter Yorman Galindez (5IP 5H 4R 4ER 2BB 7K) to snatch the lead back. Now trailing 3-1. Mark Coley II hit a two-run bomb to even the score, which you can check out here via the Shuckers’ X account: The game remained tied until the 5th, when Columbus took a one-run lead on a sac fly. Then in the 7th inning, Columbus seemingly put the game away with a five run rally to make in 9-3. Southern League viewers should know by now that no lead is safe versus this Biloxi lineup. It was 9-3 going to the 9th. Marco Dinges flied out to start the frame and then Made walked. Then the floodgates busted open in an epic six-run rally that unfolded in under 10 minutes real time. Burke singled on the first pitch he saw. Andrew Fischer did the same and roped a single to plate Made. Josh Adamczewski hammered the second pitch he saw to score Burke. With the Columbus’ pitcher’s head spinning, Mike Boeve drew a walk to load the bases and improbably brought the tying run to the plate. Matthew Wood then legged out a would-be GIDP to give Coley II a chance to tie the game. That’s exactly what Coley II did, launching his second home run into the night air on the second pitch he saw: Columbus was crestfallen. 26 pitches, six runs, three singles, two walks and one clutch homer. However, Columbus did have a chance in the 9th to play the Uno reverse card. What should have been a second consecutive 1-2-3 inning for Edwin Jimenez (2IP 2K 0H) turned into a little extra work after Made flubbed the throw on a routine ground ball with two out. Made committed two throwing errors on the night, part of four errors for Bilxoi. The next Clingstones’ hitter looped a shallow pop up into center, which looked destined to at least put the winning run 90 feet away, but Coley II raced in for a sensational diving catch to preserve the 9-9 tie and send the game to extras. Dinges wasted no time activating hero mode, blasting the first pitch he saw for his first AA home run: The Shuckers would go on to load the bases in the 10th against a clearly taxed and bewildered bullpen that had to resort to a position player to record the final out. Sam Garcia then emphatically slammed the door on the victory, working around the “ghost runner” and a walk with two strikeouts in a scoreless 10th. The victory would not have been possible without the stellar work of Jimenez and Garcia over the final three innings. After losing their leadoff man Josiah Ragsdale to a trade the previous day, the Shuckers’ offense did not miss a beat on this night. Made had three hits and two walks. Burke had four hits. Adamczewski ripped a pair of singles and drew a walk as well. The team did strike out a worrisome 13 times but managed to overcome that and steal the victory. Not to be downplayed, it was Mike Guerrero’s 1,500th career victory. Biloxi is 55-44 on the season and 20-16 in the second half. RHP Jaron DeBerry (7-5, 4.48 ERA) will make his 5th appearance versus Columbus this season when he takes the mound on Wednesday Wisconsin pre-game media notes Wisconsin 9, Beloit (Marlins) 3 Box Score Wisconsin Starts Long Road Trip on the Right Foot - Torres goes seven innings as Payne and Castillo homer to beat Beloit Wisconsin pounded Beloit into submission, first jabbing away with some solo punches before dropping the Sky Carp with the knockout blow in the 9th, winning 9-3. Braylon Payne got the offense started with a triple in the first and then immediately scored on Daniel Dickinson’s single. After the Sky Carp briefly took the lead with a two-run rally in the second, Payne then launched a solo shot, his 22nd of the year to tie the game: I mentioned in this space last week that I think Payne has an outside shot at 30-30, he may yet prove me right at this rate! The Sky Carp rallied back in their half of the 4th, but then Luis Pena provided an immediate answer in the top of the 5th with a triple into the gap to tie the game: Pena, Payne and Dickinson each had two-hit days atop the Wisconsin order and combined for five runs and three RBI. Dickinson also stole four bases on the night to give him 39 on the year, second only to Dylan O'Rae (48) across the organization. As a team, every Rattler had at least one hit and six different players drove in a run. Luiyin Alastre gave the Rattlers a 4-3 lead in the 6th on this single: It would remain a one run game until the 9th, when the Rattlers broke it open with the decisive blow, a grand slam from Luis Castillo: Not to be overshadowed by the tremendous day from the offense, Wande Torres had a strong effort on the mound. Torres notched seven innings pitched for the third time in the last month (second time versus Beloit) and did well to strike out eight with zero walks. That was a nice improvement after a 10:9 K:BB ratio in 7.2IP in his last two outings. Daniel Corniel closed it out with two scoreless innings to earn his second save of the season. The Rattlers improve to 54-44 with the win and 20-16 in the second half. They also narrow the gap to first-place Beloit in the second half standings to just 2.5 games. LHP J.D. Thompson (0-1, 3.96 ERA) will look to draw Wisconsin a game closer when he leads the team on the mound Wednesday night. Wilson pre-game media notes Wilson 6, Hill City (Guardians) 3 Box Score Warbirds Use Long Ball to Defeat Howlers - Relentless Renz Earns Save A day after trading away two starters, Wilson secured a gritty 6-3 victory over Hill City on Tuesday night, powered by a mid-game offensive explosion and clutch pitching. Wilson found themselves in an early 2-0 hole following a two-run homer by the Howlers in the bottom of the third. However, the Warbirds' bats woke up in a big way in the fifth inning. Rylan Mills and José Anderson sparked the comeback by crushing back-to-back solo home runs, tying the game at 2-2. Check out both homers here, courtesy of the Wilson X account: The power display continued in the top of the sixth when Brailyn Antunez launched a solo shot of his own to left field, giving the Warbirds a 3-2 lead they would never relinquish. Antunez may make Brewers’ fans say “Alexander Frias, who?” if he keeps up at this pace. Antunez already has three home runs and 10 RBI in just seven games at Wilson. He’s also dialed back his strikeout rate (from 31.3% in ACL play to 18.5% at Low A) in the small sample, with as many strikeouts (five) as walks at the level. Wilson’s offense then provided crucial insurance in a huge seventh inning. Following three consecutive walks that loaded the bases, Handelfry Encarnacion made the Howlers pay when he ripped a clutch, two-run double off the wall, scoring Anderson and Pedro Ibarguen. Brady Ebel immediately followed with an RBI groundout to bring home Frederi Montero, capping off a three-run frame and extending the lead to 6-2. On the mound, starter Diustin Mayorquin (5IP 3H 2R 2ER 3BB 1K) bounced back from the third-inning blemish to earn the win. It was the first time Mayorquin allowed multiple runs through his first four outings at Wilson, though he still sports a 1.59 ERA at the level. From there, Tyler Renz (4IP 4H 1R 1ER 0BB 1K) stepped up in relief and ultimately secured his first save of the year, slamming the door on a brief Howlers rally in the late innings to cement a well-earned win for Wilson. Wilson is now 53-47 on the season and 17-17 in the second half, two games back of first place. RHP Carlos Carra (3-8, 5.59 ERA) will take the mound on Wednesday. DSL Brewers Blue 5, DSL CLE Mendoza 4 Box Score The Brewers Blue pulled off a thrilling 5-4 walk-off victory over DSL CLE Mendoza on Tuesday. The Brewers started strong thanks in part to a dominant performance from starter Luis Aguayo. Aguayo carved up the Cleveland lineup, striking out nine batters over five impressive innings while allowing just two hits and a single run on a home run. The 18-year-old Aguayo has really stood out since the calendar flipped to July, with just two earned runs allowed in his last 21 IP with a 19:3 K:BB rate. The Brewers offense provided early support in the second inning when Angel Gonzalez poked an RBI single to score Leanders Matos, and then a fielding error produced another run to make it 2-0 Blue. CLE Medoza responded with a solo homer in the 4th, and the game remained 2-1 Brewers until the final innings. In the top of the eighth inning the Brewers' bullpen finally faltered. Reliever Yancarlos Vasquez, who had initially kept Cleveland quiet, ran into trouble after issuing a pair of walks and a balk. CLE Mendoza took advantage, launching a crushing three-run homer to right field to give CLE Mendoza a late 4-2 lead. It was a tough blow, but Lonell Downs came out of the bullpen to stabilize the game, pitching 1.1 scoreless innings to keep the Brewers within striking distance heading into the final frame. In the ninth inning the Brewers rallied with some plate discipline. The comeback began with a pair of walks and then a single from Enrique Lovera. With the bases loaded, Diego Frontado brought in a run with another walk. After a pitching change, Jose Rodriguez reached base on an error to tie the game. That set the table for Matos, who put the ball in play on a fielder’s choice to walk it off for the Brewers. Matos was the only Brewer with multiple hits on the day. His OPS is up to 1.066, good for 8th in the league. The Brewers Blue move to 25-20 with the win. DSL Pirates Black 6, DSL Brewers Gold 1, seven innings as scheduled Box Score The Brewers Gold got on the board early, then the bats went away the rest of the day, on the way to a 6-1 defeat to DSL Pirates Black Tuesday. In the first inning, leadoff man Ricki Moneys walked and then stole second base. On the day, Moneys drew three of the Brewers’ eight walks. Moises Salazar then singled, and then Josue Rodriguez knocked Moneys in with an RBI single to make it 1-0 Brewers. From that point on, the Brewers managed just one hit, a Romano Donato single, in the rest of the seven-inning contest. Daniel Garcia started on the bump for the Brewers and took the loss despite working three innings with just two unearned runs allowed. Garcia worked around six hits and a walk thanks in part to four strikeouts, which matched his DSL-best from the same date in 2025. Garcia has allowed just one earned run in 11 DSL innings this year. Joan Gonzalez took over for Garcia in the fourth. After working a scoreless fourth inning, the Pirates tacked on four runs over the final two innings to put the game out of reach. The DSL Brewers Gold are now 26-18 on the season and still in first place in the DSL Central division. Well folks, after some heated discussion around the trade deadline, the sun did rise on Tuesday. The Brewers' top 10 prospects are still intact, with many of the best prospects in the organization continuing to mash. All four full-season affiliates and both DSL squads have winning records. There are exciting teenagers emerging in the DSL and at the lower levels, giving the Brewers' the deepest system in baseball. We're living in a golden era of Brewers' baseball, so I hope the final month of MiLB can provide some optimism for everyone no matter how the season turns out. See ya next week! 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Image courtesy of BrewerFanatic Kyle Harrison returned to the mound in Appleton, where Braylon Payne hit a milestone. Biloxi's Mark Coley II called game in the 10th after Jaron DeBerry's fine outing, as Josiah Ragsdale had another multi-homer game. Both DSL squads pounded out victories, headlined by a multi-homer grand slam performance from Diego Frontado. Transactions: Biloxi Shuckers activated RHP Ryan Birchard from the 7-day injured list. Game Action: Nashville pre-game media notes Charlotte (White Sox) 6, Nashville 4 Box Score Via the Sounds, game details, and we encourage readers to always review affiliate write-ups as part of their Link Report routine: Sounds Fall to Knights on Thursday Night Despite a spirited comeback effort after falling behind early, Nashville dropped a tight 6-4 decision to Charlotte in the third game of their series. Charlotte opened the scoring with three runs in the top of the first inning, with old friend Eric Haase hitting a bases-clearing double. However, the Sounds answered right back in the bottom half. Jeferson Quero chopped an RBI single to score Brock Wilken, and Darrien Miller followed with an RBI double to quickly cut the deficit to one. Check out Miller’s double here, courtesy of the Sounds X account: Colton Gordon made his third start with Nashville since coming over in a trade from Houston. Gordon worked five innings with three earned runs and five strikeouts. After the early damage, Gordon set down 12 of the next 14, allowing just a bunt single and a batter to reach by error. Wilken stayed locked in at the plate, roping an RBI double in the second inning to tie the game, before driving in Eduardo Garcia on a fourth-inning fielder's choice to briefly give Nashville a 4-3 lead. Here’s the double: The advantage slipped away in the top of the sixth once Gordon was pulled. Haase struck his second major blow of the night, launching a go-ahead two-run home run off Lyon Richardson to put the Knights back on top, 5-4. Nashville put immediate pressure on the Charlotte bullpen in the bottom half of the frame after Luis Matos doubled and advanced to third on a wild pitch, but the Sounds were unable to cash in with the equalizer after Tyler Black and Luke Adams were set down in order. Charlotte extended its cushion to 6-4 with a solo home run in the top of the ninth off position player Ethan Murray, but the Sounds refused to go quietly in their final turn at bat. Down to their final out in the bottom of the ninth, Freddy Zamora and Miller drew back-to-back walks to bring the winning run to the plate. However, the late comeback threat was thwarted when Murray grounded into a game-ending force out at second base to seal the defeat. RHP Coleman Crow (5-1, 4.22 ERA) will take the mound on Friday for the Sounds, who fell to 13-17 (56-49 overall) in the second half with the loss. Biloxi pre-game media notes Biloxi 9, Montgomery (Rays) 8, F/10 Box Score As always, you are encouraged to read the official round-up from the team’s site: Coley Plays Hero in Shuckers Wild Walk-Off Win Biloxi’s wild back-and-forth series with Montgomery continued to be an emotional roller coaster on Thursday, with the Shuckers blowing an early 4-0 lead and then stealing the game on a walk-off homer. Jaron DeBerry started for the Shuckers and was once again excellent, working 5.2IP with just one run and five strikeouts. Shuckers announcer Javik Blake had this note on DeBerry joining some rare company with 100 strikeout seasons at Biloxi: DeBerry was squeezed a bit by a tight zone all night, as a few back door breaking balls seemed to catch the corner, only to be called balls by the home plate umpire. Multiple times in full counts DeBerry marched off the mound thinking he had strike three, including the last batter he faced on the night. DeBerry issued four free passes in total. Josiah Ragsdale continued his torrid stretch of play, homering in his fourth consecutive game, first with this leadoff homer courtesy of the Shuckers X account: Then Ragsdale added another blast later to give him 10 homers in the month of July, joining teammate Blake Burke with double digit homers this month: David Garcia was the meat in between the Ragsdale homer sandwich: However, the Shuckers bullpen could not hold the lead, allowing runs in each of the last four innings. Stiven Cruz had a particularly rough go. Despite the Shuckers providing Cruz with a two-run lead in the bottom of the 8th with a Jesus Made double and Andrew Fischer sac fly, Cruz could not close the door. Cruz first blew the save on back-to-back jacks in the 9th, then was touched up for three more runs in the 10th. It looked like the Shuckers might be in for a painful loss trailing 8-5, but they showed their resilience in the bottom of the 10th. With Burke starting the inning on second, Josh Adamczewski singled him home and brought the tying run to the plate. Marco Dinges, who had been 1-for-21 to start his time at AA, then singled to put runners at the corners for Mark Coley II. Coley II then crushed the first pitch he saw into the night sky into left to give Biloxi the dramatic walk-off victory: The Shuckers remain first in the second half standings with an 18-12 record (53-42 overall). RHP Braylon Owens (1-1, 6.05 ERA) is scheduled to take the mound on Friday. Wisconsin pre-game media notes Wisconsin 10, Lansing (A’s) 0 Box Score Wisconsin Blasts Six Homers to Beat Lansing - Harrison pitches 5-2/3 scoreless innings on rehab assignment from Milwaukee Wisconsin pummeled Lansing into submission on Thursday night behind Kyle Harrison’s excellent return to action and six home runs from the Rattlers’ offense. Harrison worked 5.2IP scoreless with one hit, three walks and five strikeouts. Harrison looked sharp, needing just 68 pitches (44 strikes) to get through his outing. From there, the bullpen retired nine of the final 10 batters, limiting Lansing to just one hit on the night. The Rattlers’ YouTube page has all the highlights for you here: Braylon Payne went yard two more times, giving him 20 on the season, and reaching the 20-20 milestone in just 66 games. We’ve seen Payne hit plenty of homers in bunches this season, with another hot stretch could he join Fischer and (presumably) Burke in the 30-homer club yet this season? He may have an outside chance at it, especially if Payne stays stuck in High A. Eric Bitonti and Tayden Hall each homered and doubled on the night Luiyin Alastre hit his first homer of the season and added a steal. Daniel Dickinson hit his fifth home run of July and now sports a .315/.479/.616 slash line in the month. You can also check out the postgame podcast with comments from Harrison, who indicates this will be his only rehab start, here: Wisconsin is now 17-15 (51-43 overall) in the second half and 3.5 games back of first. RHP Jayden Dubanewicz (2-3, 5.24 ERA) toes the slab in game four of the series on Friday. Wilson pre-game media notes Fredericksburg (Nationals) 7, Wilson 3, F/10 Box Score Warbirds Rally Falls Short in Extras - Nationals Pull Away Late It was a hard-fought battle at Wilson Ballpark on Thursday night, but the Warbirds ultimately dropped a tough 7-3 decision to Fredericksburg in 10 innings. The Warbirds struck first in what started as a tense pitching duel, breaking the scoreless tie in the bottom of the 5th when Frederi Montero slapped an RBI single to bring home Rylan Mills. Andrew Healy started for Wilson and tossed 4.2 sparkling innings, allowing just one hit and two walks while matching a career-best with six strikeouts. After the Nationals responded to take a 2-1 lead in the top of the 6th, Wilson immediately punched back. Brady Ebel sparked the rally with a clutch triple and was quickly brought home by a Juan Ortuno sacrifice fly to knot the game at 2-2. The real drama came in the bottom of the 9th. Trailing 3-2 and down to their final outs, Alexander Frias ripped a massive triple to right field. Brailyn Antunez followed up with a clutch, game-tying RBI single to keep the Warbirds alive and force extra innings. Unfortunately, the magic ran out in the 10th. The Nationals' bats exploded for four runs off reliever Enderson Mercado. Despite putting runners on in the bottom of the 10th, the Warbirds grounded into a game-ending double play, closing the book on a disappointing 7-3 finish. Despite the loss dropping the Warbirds to a 15-16 second half record (51-46 overall), Wilson is just 2.5 games out of first place. RHP Jarrette Bonet (6-5, 4.99 ERA) will look to right the ship on Friday when he takes the mound for Wilson. DSL Brewers Gold 10, DSL Rojos (Reds) 5 Box Score The DSL Brewers Gold put together a dominant offensive performance to secure a decisive 10-5 victory over the DSL Rojos. The Brewers' lineup was relentless from the early innings, racking up 11 hits and jumping out to a commanding lead that they never surrendered. The Gold squad and now won four consecutive games and eight of their last 10. The Brewers' bats caught fire in the top of the second inning with some clutch two-out hitting. Francisco De Marchena broke the ice with an RBI single to left field, scoring Matthew Moses, and Jefer Lista immediately followed suit with an RBI single of his own to make it 2-0. The Brewers seized control in the top of the third when Moses crushed a three-run homer to left field, bringing home Moises Salazar and Josue Rodriguez to extend the lead to 5-0. On the mound, Paul Hoff (5IP 4H 2R 0ER 1BB 6K) set the tone, earning the win to improve his pristine record to 5-0 with a stellar 2.08 ERA, keeping the Rojos off balance just enough to let the offense go to work. Any hopes of a Rojos’ comeback were dashed late in the game when the Brewers added some crucial insurance runs. In the top of the seventh, Osiris Ramirez launched a two-run bomb to left field, scoring Ricki Moneys and stretching the lead to 9-3. Santiago Garcia later added a double to close the Brewers’ scoring for the day. Garcia paced the Brewers with three hits on the day and now has 17 hits and 10 walks in 15 games in July. The win moves the Brewers Gold to a strong 25-16 record on the season and first place standing in the DSL Central Division. DSL Brewers Blue 11, DSL CLE Goryl 5 Box Score The DSL Brewers Blue bats exploded on Thursday as they cruised to a dominant 11-5 victory over DSL CLE Goryl. The Brewers' offense relied on a spectacular display of power hitting to put the game out of reach early and secure the win. The star of the game was Diego Frontado, who put on a multi-home run clinic. After scoring the game's first run on a Leanders Matos sacrifice fly in the first inning, Frontado flexed his muscle in the bottom of the third with a two-run homer to left field to make it 3-0 Brewers. Frontado then delivered the knockout punch in the fifth inning, crushing a grand slam to center field to give the Brewers a 10-3 lead. Frontado has been on fire of late and now has a an 11-game hit streak and seven-game RBI streak. Frontado had plenty of help from a lineup that banged out eight hits and drew eight walks. Sebastian Franeites capped off a five-run third inning with a three-run blast to right field, while Matos added a solo shot of his own to cap off another five-run surge in the fifth. Matos is now third in DSL play with 44 RBI and Frontado sits 11th with 37 RBI. Both players are sporting 1.000+ OPS on the season. On the mound, Steven Duran worked around six walks and three hits in five innings to earn the win. The 18-year-old righthander was victimized by a two-out fielding error that opened the floodgates for a three-run (all unearned) rally. The Brewers Blue are now 23-19 on the season. All four full season squads are back in action on Friday night. In DSL play, the Gold and Blue squads will face off in a Friday matinee. 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

Image courtesy of BrewerFanatic The Biloxi Shuckers came a tantalizing three outs away from a no-hitter on Tuesday. Josh Adamczewski powered the Shuckers to a 5-0 win. The rest of the full-season affiliates combined for just five runs and one win. In DSL action, the Brewers narrowly avoided a no-hitter. Transactions: RHP Manuel Moreno assigned to DSL Brewers Gold from DSL Brewers Blue Game Action: Nashville pre-game media notes Sugar Land (Astros) 3, Nashville 2, F/10 Box Score Via the Sounds, game details, and we encourage readers to always review affiliate write-ups as part of their Link Report routine: Sounds Suffer Extra-Inning Walk-Off Loss to Sugar Land - Tyler Black extends on-base streak to 25 consecutive games Nashville suffered a narrow 3-2 extra-inning loss to Sugar Land Tuesday night at Constellation Field. Despite a solid pitching performance and holding a mid-game lead, the Sounds were unable to hold on down the stretch, ultimately dropping the contest in ten innings. The Sounds struck first in the second inning thanks to an RBI single from Ethan Murray, and catcher Andrick Nava later reclaimed a 2-1 lead with a solo home run in the fifth inning. That would be the extent of the excitement for the Sounds’ offense, which managed just four other singles on the night. Luke Adams had two of the singles and now sports a .953 OPS on the season. The rehabbing David Hamilton was in action and singled in his return. However, Hamilton was one of the three players who were caught stealing for Nashville. On the mound, left-handed starter Thomas Pannone delivered a quality outing, yielding just two earned runs on three hits over 5.2 innings while striking out five. The bullpen was largely effective in keeping the game tied, highlighted by Blake Holub, who tossed two scoreless frames with three strikeouts to force extras. Unfortunately, the tenth inning proved to be Nashville's undoing when Reiss Knehr allowed the "ghost runner" to score with one out, handing the Space Cowboys the walk-off victory. Nashville is 11-11 in the second half and six games out of a playoff berth. RHP Garrett Stallings (3-3, 3.68 ERA) will take the hill on Wednesday. Biloxi pre-game media notes Biloxi 5, Chattanooga (Reds) 0 Box Score As always, you are encouraged to read the official round-up from the team’s site: Rodriguez, Shuckers Staff Shines in One-Hit Shutout - Biloxi Carries No-No into Ninth, Still Blank Chattanooga The Biloxi Shuckers put on a pitching masterclass Tuesday night at Erlanger Park, falling just three outs shy of a combined no-hitter in a dominant 5-0 shutout. Right-hander Manuel Rodriguez was spectacular on the mound, keeping the Lookouts hitless through six dazzling innings. Rodriguez racked up six strikeouts and surrendered just two walks, earning the win to improve to 10-3 on the season. That makes Rodriguez the 9th Shucker to win 10 games in a season: VIDEO via MLB.com: Rodriguez' spins six no-hit innings The bullpen nearly completed the combined no-hitter, with Nick Merkel and Jesus Broca continuing the hitless streak before Will Childers allowed a lone single to Graham in the ninth inning. On the offensive side, Biloxi supplied more than enough run support to back up their dominant pitching. Josh Adamczewski continued his torrid season at AA, going 2-for-3 and crushing a solo home run in the sixth inning to break the game open. Feast your eyes on Adamczewski’s homer here, courtesy of the Biloxi X account: Adamczewski also added a scorching double and drew a pair of walks, reaching base in four of his five plate appearances and raising his OPS to .986. Mark Coley II joined the home run party with a blast of his own in the seventh: Meanwhile, Dylan O'Rae continued to wreak havoc on the basepaths, crossing the plate twice and swiping three bases to push his season total to an impressive 43 steals. Blake Burke added two hits and a steal as well. Biloxi improves to 14-8 in the second half. RHP Travis Smith (0-1, 5.52 ERA) is scheduled to make his third AA start of the season for Biloxi on Wednesday. Wisconsin pre-game media notes South Bend (Cubs) 5, Wisconsin 2 Box Score South Bend Takes Game One from Wisconsin - Kepley continues to torment Timber Rattlers Wisconsin fell to South Bend 5-2, unable to sustain their offensive momentum after an early rally. The Cubs jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead in the first inning, but Wisconsin answered back in the top of the third to tie the game. Luis Castillo sparked the offense by launching his 12th home run of the season to center field, which you can see here courtesy of the Wisconsin X account: Shortly after, Eric Bitonti delivered an RBI single on a line drive to right field, bringing Braylon Payne across the plate and evening the score at 2-2. Unfortunately for the Timber Rattlers, their bats went cold for the remainder of the night, finishing the game with just five total hits. South Bend immediately reclaimed the lead in the bottom half of the third inning and tacked on two more insurance runs in the fifth. Ethan Dorchies started and for the first time since June 18, he allowed more than two earned runs. It was an uneven performance for the 19-year-old as he threw just 44 of 80 pitches for strikes, allowing all five Cub runs on four hits and three walks with just a lone strike out. Chandler Welch took over for Dorchies and delivered three flawless innings with four strikeouts. Jose Meneses tacked on a scoreless frame, but the Rattlers could not muster any more offense in the late innings With the loss, Wisconsin falls to 14-10 in the second half, 1.5 games out of first. LHP Wande Torres (6-5, 4.85 ERA) will look to rebound from a tough outing (3 IP 5ER) in his last start. Wilson pre-game media notes Wilson 1, Charleston (Rays) 0 Box Score Wilson Wins Pitcher’s Duel in Series Opener at Charleston - Three Warbirds Combine on Shutout Wilson blanked Charleston 1-0 in a Carolina League pitcher’s duel Tuesday night, despite a whopping seven combined errors by the teams. The bats were quiet for both teams for most of the night, but the Warbirds finally broke the deadlock in the top of the 8th inning. Kevin Garcia and Juan Ortuno got things rolling with a pair of singles. After Charleston opted to intentionally walk Alexander Frias to load the bases, Rylan Mills showed off his plate discipline, drawing a clutch bases-loaded walk to bring Garcia home for the game's only run. On the mound, it was a lethal three-headed attack from the Warbird pitching staff. Miqueas Mercedes started and went four scoreless innings, working around three hits and two walks. Hayden Robinson was even better in his four-inning outing, allowing just one hit and two walks to earn the win. Both Mercedes and Robinson struck out four. After the Warbirds took the lead in the top of the 8th, Joshua Quezada needed just nine pitches to earn his fourth save of the season. The win moves Wilson (12-11) just a half game out of first in the second half standings. RHP Diustin Mayorquin (0-0, 0.00) is set to make his first start in full-season ball on Wednesday. Mayorquin tossed three scoreless innings in his first Low A appearance last week. DSL Astros Blue 7, DSL Brewers Gold 3 Box Score The DSL Brewers Gold came one out from being no-hit on Tuesday morning. With two down in the top of the 9th, second baseman Romano Donato connected on a solo home run to break up the no-no. It was just the fourth hit of the season for Donato in 42 at-bats. The Brewers other two runs came courtesy of a throwing error and wild pitch. As a team, the Gold squad managed to take six walks and steal two bases. However, they also struck out 11 times and went 0-for-8 with RISP. On the mound, Daniel Garcia started and for the first time in his now three appearances (five innings) this season, Garcia allowed a run. 20-year-old Carlos Canales (3 IP 1H 2BB) had his longest outing since 2024, while not allowing any runs to close the game. The Brewers Gold are now 19-15 on the year. DSL LAD Mega 8, DSL Brewers Blue 7 Box Score Despite a furious comeback attempt in the final innings, the DSL Brewers Blue dropped a tough 8-7 decision to DSL LAD Mega on Tuesday. Starting pitcher Luis Aguayo delivered a strong performance to keep the game close early, tossing five innings and allowing just one earned run while striking out four. If you take out Aguayo’s five-run 1.1 inning outing on June 30, the 18-year-old righty has only allowed three earned runs across his other 19 innings this season. Johanderson Tarazona socked an RBI double in the 4th inning to get the Brewers on the board. Leanders Matos had a fly ball single that briefly knotted the game at 2-2. That would be it for the Brewers’ offense until late in the game. The Brewers found themselves in a deep 8-2 hole heading into the bottom of the 8th inning after the bullpen surrendered a combined six runs in the 7th and 8th. Roniel Paulino was a major bright spot in the lineup, leading the offensive charge by going 2-for-5 with three RBI. Paulino’s two-run double in the 8th cut the deficit to 8-4. Enrique Lovera then followed Paulino with a double of his own to make it 8-5. In the 9th, a sac fly from Frandy Lafond and a single from Paulino cut the deficit to one. Unfortunately, the tying run was left stranded on second when Tarazona struck out to end the game. Lafond was a menace on the basepaths. Though he officially went 0-for-1, he walked three times, scored twice, picked up an RBI, and stole three bases. As a team, the Brewers stole seven bags on the day. The DSL Brewers Blue are now 20-15 on the season. Wednesday features two matinees on the schedule. Wisconsin gets things started with an 11AM CT first pitch, The ACL Brewers will follow with their penultimate game of the season at noon. The three other full-season affiliates will be in action in the evening. I will be down in the Bay next week for Brewers/Giants, so I will be back with you on Thursday next week. Until then, enjoy the games! 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

Image courtesy of BrewerFanatic The ACL Brewers had a game they'll want to quickly flush, striking out 18 times and committing five errors. In the DSL, both Brewers squads won on the same day for just the sixth time all season. Transactions: None Game Action: ACL Reds 7, ACL Brewers 2 Box Score The ACL Brewers had a night to forget on their way to tough 7-2 defeat in Arizona Complex League play on Tuesday. There were quite a few lousy stats for the Brewers as they struck out a whopping 18 times, committed five errors, issued seven walks, uncorked four wild pitches, and left nine men stranded on base. Starter Wenderlyn King covered the first two innings with just an unearned run allowed, but still took the loss as the Brewers never recovered from the early deficit. Last year’s 20th round pick, Ma’Kale Holden took over and had another difficult outing. Holden issued five walks, five hits and five runs in just three innings of work. Holden, who forwent a commitment to Alabama last year, and instead signed with Milwaukee for $410k, has had a tough season in his first year of professional ball. On the season, Holden has nearly as many innings pitched (35.2) as he has hits (31), runs (34) and walks (36) allowed. Argenis Aparicio was another bright spot on the mound, with two innings of scoreless relief. That marked Aparico’s first scoreless outing since a one-third inning performance on June 15. Offensively, the Brewers didn’t produce much of note. The team collected six hits, with just a lone double by CJ Hughes going for extra bases. Moises Polanco and Jonathan Rangel each had two hits apiece. Rangel scored the Brewers’ first run on a passed ball in the 4th, which cut the Reds’ lead to 6-1. The Brewers then closed the scoring in the bottom of the 9th on a single from Polanco. The ACL Brewers are now 24-28 and will be the lone team in the organization in action on Wednesday. DSL Brewers Blue 6, DSL Athletics 2 Box Score The DSL Brewers Blue scored a 6-2 victory over the DSL Athletics Tuesday, driven by a stellar pitching performance that kept the A's off the board for the first seven innings. The Brewers' arms limited the Athletics to just four hits on the day, effectively silencing their offense despite also issuing 10 walks. Luis Aguayo started and tossed four scoreless innings, surrendering just two hits and two walks. Manuel Moreno, who recently began his third season in the DSL, picked up the win on the mound, turning in a scoreless outing over two innings. Wilmer Duarte somehow managed to work around six walks in two innings to allow just one earned run. Offensively, the Brewers caught fire in the back half of the game, consistently adding runs from the fifth inning onward. Enrique Lovera was the standout catalyst, ripping two crucial RBI doubles to jumpstart and sustain the momentum. Hat tip to @MilwaukeeBeers for posting the YouTube link to the game in our forums, so that I can link each of Lovera’s doubles for you here and here. Leanders Matos had the only other run producing hit on this well-placed Texas Leaguer. On the season, the newly turned 17-year-old Matos’ 1.036 OPS ranks 24th among all qualified DSL players and 11th with 30 RBI. Roniel Paulino added three hits and scored three times for the Brewers, while Nicolas Barrios walked three times and scored twice. The Brewers Blue are now 18-13 on the season. DSL Brewers Gold 8, DSL Pirates Gold 3 Box Score The DSL Brewers Gold cruised to a decisive 8-3 victory over the DSL Pirates Gold on Tuesday, collecting 10 hits and six walks in the process. After four scoreless frames to start the game, the Brewers' bats came alive to hang six runs on the board in the bottom of the fifth. The decisive rally was sparked by an RBI double from Matthew Moses, which was quickly followed by the biggest hit of the game: a bases-clearing double from Angeni Fernandez that plated three runs and gave Milwaukee an insurmountable lead. Fernandez, along with fellow 16-year-old Francisco De Marchena and Carlos Done, was one of three Brewers with multi-hit days. On the mound, Daniel Garcia got the Brewers started with two scoreless innings. Paul Hoff came on in the third, and tossed five innings, allowing just three hits and an unearned run while striking out six. As the bulk man, the 19-year old Hoff earned the win and improved his season record to 3-0 while now boasting an excellent 2.45 ERA. With the win, the Brewers Gold improve to 16-14 on the season and are now 1.5 games back of first in the DSL Central. 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

I have growing concerns about innings for the rotation. Kyle Harrison threw 112 innings in 2025 and 124.1 in 2024. He's already at 83.2 Jacob Misiorowski threw 141 innings in 2025 including playoffs. He's already at 111 Shane Drohan threw 54 innings in 2025. He had injury issues in 2024, but hit 123 and 129 in 2023 and 2022. He's already at 70IP. I get he's 27 years old, but is 130IP a reasonable jump? Brandon Sproat is coming off a career high 141.2IP and is already at 82IP. Of course everyone is well aware of Ashby's usage. In the last calendar year including playoffs, he has 107.1 IP Assuming a 20-25% increase for the likes of Miz and Harrison, they would have about 60-70 innings left. Are we going to see phantom IL trips for each? Acquiring a starter would allow them to move Drohan back to relief and limit his innings, but it still feels there's going to be a lot of innings to cover in the second half. Seems like we can expect a heavy dose of Henderson, Patrick, Gasser and Crow...

Image courtesy of BrewerFanatic Transactions: Milwaukee Brewers recalled LHP Robert Gasser from ACL Brewers. Milwaukee Brewers sent RHP Carlos Rodriguez on a rehab assignment to Nashville Sounds. Milwaukee Brewers selected the contract of LF Greg Jones from Nashville Sounds. Milwaukee Brewers optioned CF Blake Perkins to Nashville Sounds. Milwaukee Brewers recalled CF Luis Lara from Nashville Sounds. Game Action: Nashville pre-game media notes Charlotte (White Sox) 8, Nashville 2 Box Score As always, you are encouraged to read the official round-up from the team’s site: Early Slam Quiets Sounds in Series Opener - Matos earns his second straight multi-hit game, his 9th of the season for Nashville With all the aforementioned transactions, shuffling players to and from the big-league club, the shorthanded Sounds fell to Charlotte 8-2 in their series opener Tuesday night. The Sounds fell behind 5-0 after two innings and never really threatened to make it a game, despite collecting eight hits and four walks. As a team, the Sounds were 0-for-7 with RISP. Luis Matos provided the lone extra-base hit for the Sounds with this home run, courtesy of the Nashville X account: The Sounds’ other run came on an Eddys Leonard GIDP. Carlos Rodriguez made his second rehab start and didn’t make it through two full frames. Rodriguez left with the bases loaded, due in part to an error. Peter Strzelecki then came on and allowed a grand slam to the first batter he faced. The only positive appearance on the mound for the Sounds was from Blake Holub who struck out the side in the 8th inning. The loss drops the Sounds to 7-6 in the second half and 50-38 overall. RHP Tyson Hardin (3-1, 3.67 ERA) will look to get the Sounds back on track on Wednesday. Biloxi pre-game media notes Knoxville (Cubs) 9, Biloxi 4 Box Score Fischer Stars in Return to Knoxville, Shuckers Fall to Smokies - Shuckers extend home run streak to second-longest in Southern League during Digital Stats Era Biloxi dropped their first game in their series in Andrew Fischer and Blake Burke’s return to Knoxville, where they played at the University of Tennessee. The game got off to a promising start when Fischer just missed another home run when he laced a ball to center for a triple. Fischer came around to score on a Mike Boeve sac fly to give the Shuckers an early 1-0 lead. Matthew Wood added his 12th home run of the year to make it 2-0 Shuckers, highlight here courtesy of the Shuckers’ X account: After Knoxville responded with a solo home run in their half of the fifth, Josh Adamczewski launched his second AA home run of the season: Unfortunately, the wheels fell off for Biloxi in the 6th, when Knoxville rallied for a six-run frame and put the game out of reach. Fischer was once again the story of the Shuckers’ offense. Fischer had three extra-base hits, two of which he banged off the wall, narrowly missing out on adding to his home run total. Check out all of Fischer’s hits here: Adamczewski was the only other Shucker with two hits. As a team, the Shuckers went 1-for-8 with RISP. On the mound, both Manuel Rodgriguez (5ER in 5.1IP) and Anthony Flores (4ER in 2.1 IP) were roughed up. Although not charged with any errors officially, the defense wasn’t super clean behind them. Adamczewski took a circuitous route on what looked like a catchable ball that led to a double early in the game. Ragsdale had a chance to make a great catch at the wall and missed it in the big six run rally. The Shuckers also allowed five stolen bases, including a double steal of home. The Shuckers are now 8-5 in the second half and 43-35 on the season. RHP Travis Smith (0-1, 6.75 ERA) is scheduled to make his second start and fifth appearance at AA in Wednesday’s game. Wisconsin pre-game media notes Beloit (Marlins) 7, Wisconsin 2 Box Score Sky Carp Take Tuesday’s Series Opener from Wisconsin - Rattlers fall behind early and can’t come back in game one Continuing the theme of tough nights in the system on Tuesday, Wisconsin was soundly beaten 7-2. Wisconsin managed just five hits (one double) but did draw eight walks. However, the team was just 1-for-9 with RISP and struck out 12 times, resulting in a fangless offensive attack on Tuesday. The Rattlers fell behind 2-0 after two innings. Starter Ethan Dorchies (4.1IP 3H 2ER 2BB 3K) held the game in check from there, but was pulled in the fifth at 82 pitches. Chandler Welch came on and struck out three in 1.2IP. However, Quinton Low couldn’t make it through his inning, and when the dust settled after a homer, bases loaded walk and wild pitch, the Rattlers trailed 5-0. Luis Pena had the only RBI of the night for Wisconsin on a single. You can check out all the highlights, or lack thereof below: Wisconsin is 11-4 in the second half and tied for first place in the second half standings. RHP Daniel Corniel (0-1, 1.93 ERA) is listed as the probable starter for Wednesday’s game. Wilson pre-game media notes Wilson 10, Fayetteville (Astros) 9, F/11 Box Score Di Turi Secures Walk Off Win Over Fayetteville Wilson made things much more difficult than it needed to be in their extra innings affair on Tuesday night. Wilson blew separate leads of four and three runs, but still pulled out the victory in their 10th walk-off win of the season. Brady Ebel got the scoring started for Wilson with an RBI double. Pedro Ibarguen knocked in two with a chopper to give the Warbirds an early 4-0 lead: After Fayetteville knotted the game at 5-5, Frederi Montero provided the big fly, a three-run home run that looked like it would give Wilson the win: However, Fayetteville rallied for three runs in the top of the 9th to eventually send the game to extra innings. After a scoreless 10th, Fayetteville actually took the lead with a run in the 11th. Juan Ortuno responded by lacing a double to tie the game. Ortuno led the Warbirds with three hits and four funs scored. Then, with the rain pouring down, and with just a few dozen fans still in the park, Filippo di Turi walked it off for Wilson with a single. Di Turi had only entered the game in the 10th after Juan Martinez left the game when he banged knees covering a bunt at first base. The Wilson pitching staff struggled with control all night combining to walk 16 batters. Starter Miqueas Mercedes, who turned 20 on Tuesday, threw four one-run innings, despite four walks. Mercedes struck out six on his birthday. The two relievers (Enniel Cortez and Ismael Yanez) that followed Mercedes walked a whopping 10 men in just 4.1 combined innings. Eric Prado did great work to earn the win, working around the Manfred Man in the extra innings and allowing just one unearned run in 2.2IP. With the win, Wilson cuts Fayetteville’s lead to just one game in the second half standings. RHP Jacob Morrison (0-1, 4.58 ERA) toes the slab for Wilson on Wednesday. ACL Reds 9, ACL Brewers 4 Box Score The ACL Brewers, in the theme of the day, fell behind early and never threatened to make the game close, falling 9-4 in the desert. The pitching staff struggled early and often, starting with opener Rob Zastryzny, who took the loss after recording just two outs and surrendering two earned runs in the opening frame. The Brewers' bullpen couldn't quite stop the bleeding, allowing a pair of home runs and a total of seven earned runs over the course of the night, playing from behind the entire night. Offensively, the Brewers showed some flashes, putting together a seven-hit performance led by multi-hit games from right fielder Gerlyn Payano and first baseman Ramon Flores. Flores sparked the lineup by scoring twice, while Payano drove in a run with a third-inning triple. The highlight of the night for the Brewers offense came late from Engel Paulino, who launched his sixth home run of the season in the top of the eighth. Despite those bright spots, missed opportunities and defensive miscues hindered the Brewers' comeback efforts. The lineup struggled mightily with RISP, going just 1-for-10 and leaving nine runners stranded on base. Coupled with two throwing errors in the field that led to a pair of unearned runs for the Reds, the Brewers simply couldn't string together enough clean innings to close the gap, dropping their season record to 24-25. DSL Brewers Gold 4, DSL Cubs Blue 2, seven innings as scheduled Box Score The DSL Brewers Gold put together a complete team effort to secure a 4-2 victory over the DSL Cubs Blue, bringing their season record to an even 13-13. The story of the day was the Brewers' stellar pitching staff, which combined to hold the Cubs to just a single hit (thought they walked seven) over seven innings. Reliever Paul Hoff (4IP 0H 1ER 4BB 6K) earned his second win of the season with a strong middle-innings performance, while Wandy Cabrera shut the door late to lock down his second save, stifling any hopes of a Cubs comeback. The Brewers' offense broke the game open with a decisive three-run outburst in the top of the fourth inning. Josue Rodriguez delivered the biggest hit of the game, smashing a clutch two-run triple to right field that brought home Angeni Fernandez and Carlos Done. Moments later, Rodriguez showcased some sharp baserunning by hustling home to score on a wild pitch during Manny De Los Santos's at-bat, extending the lead to 3-0. Fernandez and Rodriguez paced the Brewers with two hits apiece. An insurance run in the top of the fifth inning on a single from Enrique Oropeza provided some extra breathing room for the Brewers. The Gold squad has now run off wins in nine of their last 10 games. They reached the .500 mark for the first time all season after an 0-4 start and after being as many as eight games below .500. DSL Padres Gold 7. DSL Brewers Blue 5 (game called after the top of the 9th) Box Score The DSL Brewers Blue suffered a frustrating, weather-shortened 7-5 defeat against the DSL Padres Gold, with a late-game rally that was ultimately cut short. The Brewers dug themselves an early hole, surrendering a run in the first inning and falling victim to a costly four-run fifth inning by the Padres. Starter Luis Aguayo absorbed the loss despite pitching fairly well (3IP 3H 1ER 0BB 3K). Despite trailing 5-0, the Brewers showed plenty of resilience and steadily chipped away at the lead. They got on the board in the bottom of the fifth on a Cristian Montilla infield single. Then added another run in the sixth courtesy of a solo blast by Enrique Lovera. After the Padres extended their lead to 7-2 in the eighth, the Brewers mounted a three-run response in the bottom of the frame, narrowing the gap to just two runs. Just as momentum seemed to be swinging in their favor, Mother Nature intervened. The game was abruptly called due to lightning after the top of the ninth inning, completely stripping the Brewers of their final chance to complete the comeback in the bottom of the ninth. It was a bitter pill to swallow for a squad that had fought back within striking distance before the weather locked in the final score. Montilla and Leanders Matos each had multi-hit days for the Brewers. The newly turned 17 year-old Matos’ OPS on the season is an absurd 1.076. Wilmer Duarte had a rough day on the mound, surrendering six earned runs and hitting four batters in three innings of work. The trio of Lonell Downs, Merwin Manrique, and Manuel Moreno (season debut) all tossed scoreless innings in their appearances for the Brewers. With the loss, the Brewers Blue fell to 15-12 on the season. Wednesday features just the four full-season affiliates, as the rookie ball squads all have the day off. Wilson and Wisconsin get things started with day games at 10AM and 12PM CT respectively. 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He pulled up a bit hobbled in the 9th inning on his GIDP. If you have access to MiLB TV, it's at the 3:13:28 mark of the game. I have not seen any update since then