Link Report for Wed. 8/17 -- Stars Bang Out 22 Hits in Romp (Taylor Green 5-for-5, HR, Sac Fly, 6 RBI); Tough Night Elsewhere on the Farm

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Wednesday's Daily Menu:
Times Central; pitchers subject to change --

Nashville: LHP Sam Narron at home vs. Colorado Springs (Rockies), 6:50 PM pre-game; 7:05 gametime
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Huntsville: TBD at Birmingham (White Sox), 6:50 PM pre-game; 7:05 gametime
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Brevard County: RHP Darren Byrd at Lakeland (Tigers), 6:00 gametime
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Wisconsin: RHP Damon Krestalude at home vs. Beloit (Twins), 6:45 PM pre-game; 7:05 gametime
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Helena: RHP Austin Ross at home vs. Casper (Rockies), 7:50 PM pre-game; 8:05 gametime
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Arizona Rookie (Maryvale): Idle

DSL Brewers: at the DSL Cardinals, 9:30 AM

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Follow Wednesday's action as it happens:

Here's what you do, right click on each of the links below and choose "Open in New Tab or New Window". Choose "Recap". While you're listening to your minor league game of choice (or watching/listening to the big league Crew when they are playing), simply refresh your game log browsers every so often.

 

Nashville (Gameday also available)

 

Huntsville (Gameday also available)

 

Brevard County

 

Wisconsin

 

Helena

 

DSL Brewers

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PCL American North
	Club	W	L	PCT	GB	*ELIM #	Home	Away	L 10	Streak
	Iowa	70	53	.569	-	-	35-29	35-24	5-5	L1
	Omaha	68	56	.548	2.5	19	32-27	36-29	8-2	L1
	Memphis	67	57	.540	3.5	18	37-25	30-32	5-5	L1
	Nashville	64	59	.520	6.0	16	33-29	31-30	5-5	W2

SOU North
	Club	W	L	PCT	GB	*ELIM #	Home	Away	L 10	Streak
*	Tennessee	33	18	.647	-	-	19-7	14-11	8-2	L1
	Huntsville	27	24	.529	6.0	14	17-11	10-13	3-7	W1
	West Tenn	24	27	.471	9.0	11	11-9	13-18	5-5	L1
	Carolina	23	28	.451	10.0	10	10-13	13-15	4-6	W1
	Chattanooga	22	28	.440	10.5	10	12-15	10-13	5-5	W1

FSL North
	Club	W	L	PCT	GB	*ELIM #	Home	Away	L 10	Streak
	Tampa	32	17	.653	-	-	17-7	15-10	6-4	W3
	Daytona	31	20	.608	2.0	18	18-8	13-12	4-6	L4
	Brevard County	30	22	.577	3.5	17	16-11	14-11	5-5	L1
	Lakeland	25	25	.500	7.5	14	13-9	12-16	7-3	W1
	Clearwater	22	30	.423	11.5	9	15-12	7-18	5-5	L1
*	Dunedin	22	30	.423	11.5	9	11-13	11-17	4-6	W1

MID Western
	Club	W	L	PCT	GB	*ELIM #	Home	Away	L 10	Streak
	Quad Cities	31	18	.633	-	-	10-13	21-5	7-3	W4
*	Cedar Rapids	28	21	.571	3.0	-	14-10	14-11	6-4	W1
	Clinton	27	22	.551	4.0	21	14-11	13-11	6-4	W2
	Kane County	27	22	.551	4.0	20	16-9	11-13	4-6	L5
	Beloit	24	23	.511	6.0	17	14-11	10-12	5-5	L2
	Peoria	23	24	.489	7.0	18	11-12	12-12	5-5	W3
	Wisconsin	24	26	.480	7.5	17	14-11	10-15	6-4	L1
	Burlington	16	32	.333	14.5	9	11-13	5-19	1-9	L4

PIO North
	Club	W	L	PCT	GB	*ELIM #	Home	Away	L 10	Streak
	Helena	8	7	.533	-	-	4-3	4-4	6-4	L1
*	Great Falls	8	8	.500	0.5	23	5-3	3-5	4-6	L2
	Billings	7	8	.467	1.0	23	4-4	3-4	4-6	L1
	Missoula	7	9	.438	1.5	22	3-5	4-4	5-5	L1

AZL Central
	Club	W	L	PCT	GB	*ELIM #	Home	Away	L 10	Streak
	AZL Brewers	29	16	.644	-	-	9-9	11-7	6-4	W2
	AZL Dodgers	25	20	.556	4.0	8	10-8	10-6	8-2	W1
	AZL Reds	24	22	.522	5.5	6	9-7	10-8	7-3	W2
	AZL Indians	19	27	.413	10.5	1	7-11	9-8	1-9	L9

DSL S.D. North
	Club	W	L	PCT	GB	*ELIM #	Home	Away	L 10	Streak
	DSL Mariners	40	26	.606	-	-	23-11	17-15	6-4	W2
	DSL Cardinals	36	30	.545	4.0	3	23-10	13-20	4-6	L2
	DSL Athletics	30	37	.448	10.5	E	16-17	14-20	6-4	L1
	DSL Brewers	27	40	.403	13.5	E	16-17	11-23	4-6	W1

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This is info for Thursday, NOT today -- but we are probably guilty of not giving you enough lead time in the past, so here you go:

 

Time Warner Cable Sports 32 for the locals -- set your DVR's

 

Minor League Baseball: Beloit Snappers @ Wisconsin Timber Rattlers

Thursday, August 19: 7-10pm LIVE

 

Repeated broadcasts --

Friday, August 20: 9am-12pm

Saturday, August 21: 12-3pm

Sunday, August 22: 7-10pm

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Nashville Media Notes

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Sounds, Sky Sox rained out Wednesday

Nashville Sounds

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Tonight's scheduled 7:05 p.m.
game between the Nashville Sounds and Colorado Springs Sky Sox at Greer
Stadium has been postponed due to unplayable field conditions resulting
from heavy rains throughout Middle Tennessee.

The game will be made up as part of a 6:05 p.m. CT doubleheader tomorrow evening (August 19).

Left-hander Sam Narron (7-6, 4.08) will take the hill for the Sounds in
Thursday's opener to face Colorado Springs southpaw Kurt Birkins (4-7,
5.84). In the nightcap, Nashville right-hander Josh Butler (3-1, 6.65)
will man the bump to take on Sky Sox right-hander Alan Johnson (10-7,
5.39).

Tickets for tonight's game (August 18) may be exchanged for tickets of
equal or lesser value, pending availability, to any remaining 2010
Sounds regular-season home game. Please visit the Greer Stadium box
office to exchange your tickets.

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Final: @DSL Cardinals 7, DSL Brewers 6 (11 innings)

DSL Brewers box score

The Brewers scored three in the 8th to take a 6-4 lead, but the Cards got two in the bottom of the 8th to tie it and won it in the 11th. 18-year-old Carlos Sosa posted the best line among pitchers, striking out four in three scoreless innings, though he did allow the tying run to score and was thus charged with a blown save. Ronny Puello had a second straight huge day, homering and doubling as part of his 4-5 day. Jose Pena had two hits, and Alejandro Mendoza doubled and walked. Mendoza, and 18-year-old shortstop, has shown a nice eye so far in his brief pro career, walking 10 times in 40 plate appearances.

 

DSL Brewers play-by-play

The Brewers wasted a chance to take the lead in the top of the 11th:

 

DSL Brewers Top 11th

• Ronny Puello flies out to right fielder Andres Beras.
• Jose Pena singles on a fly ball to left fielder Ronard Castillo.
• With
  Jose R. Garcia batting, Jose Pena steals (4) 2nd base, . Jose Pena
  advances to 3rd, on throwing error by catcher Luis Perez.
• Jose R. Garcia pops out to first baseman Rafael Medina in foul territory.
• Deivi Mejia grounds out, third baseman Jorge Lopez to first baseman Rafael Medina.

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Final: @Lakeland 9, Brevard County 2

Brevard County box score

Lakeland got all nine runs in the 6th inning. Darren Byrd had tossed five scoreless through that point, but couldn't get an out, and neither could Mike Ramlow; both surrendered three runs, as did Trey Watten, who at least retired a couple guys. Brandon Ritchie finally, mercifully, ended the inning, but the damage was done. Josh Prince was 2-4 with a double but was caught stealing for the 9th time. Sean Halton and Matt Cline also doubled, and Erik Komatsu singled before being pinch-hit for in the 7th.

Brevard County play-by-play

Lakeland Bottom 6th

• Jordan Lennerton homers (7) on a fly ball to left field.
• John Murrian doubles (14) on a fly ball to left fielder Brock Kjeldgaard.
• Francisco Martinez singles on a fly ball to left fielder Brock Kjeldgaard. John Murrian to 3rd.
• Pitcher Change: Mike Ramlow replaces Darren Byrd.
• Daniel Fields walks. Francisco Martinez to 2nd.
• Christopher White walks. John Murrian scores. Francisco Martinez to 3rd. Daniel Fields to 2nd.
• Matthew Mansilla walks. Francisco Martinez scores. Daniel Fields to 3rd. Christopher White to 2nd.
• Pitcher Change: Trey Watten replaces Mike Ramlow.
• Christopher
  Sedon singles on a fly ball to center fielder Erik Komatsu. Daniel
  Fields scores. Christopher White scores. Matthew Mansilla to 2nd.
  
• Gustavo Nunez grounds out, second baseman Matt Cline to first
  baseman Sean Halton. Matthew Mansilla to 3rd. Christopher Sedon to
  2nd.
• With Brent Wyatt batting, wild pitch by Trey Watten, Matthew Mansilla scores. Christopher Sedon to 3rd.
• Brent Wyatt walks.
• Jordan Lennerton strikes out swinging.
• John Murrian singles on a ground ball to third baseman Peter Fatse. Christopher Sedon scores. Brent Wyatt to 2nd.
• Francisco Martinez walks. Brent Wyatt to 3rd. John Murrian to 2nd.
• Daniel
  Fields singles on a fly ball to center fielder Erik Komatsu. Brent
  Wyatt scores. John Murrian scores. Francisco Martinez to 3rd.
• Christopher White walks. Daniel Fields to 2nd.
• Pitcher Change: Brandon Ritchie replaces Trey Watten.
• Matthew Mansilla flies out to center fielder Erik Komatsu.

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Final: Huntsville 17, @Birmingham 4

Huntsville box score

Wow. Every Stars batter had at least one hit, and seven, including the first six in the order, had multiple hits, highlighted by Taylor Green's 5-5 night, including a three-run homer. Zelous Wheeler also smacked a three-run homer as part of his three hits, and Chris Nowak finished a homer short of the cycle. Brett Lawrie was 2-5 with a walk, and Lee Haydel tripled twice.

 

Huntsville play-by-play

11 runs between the 5th & 6th turned this one into a laugher:

 

Huntsville Top 5th

• Chuck Caufield doubles (8) on a ground ball to left fielder Christian Marrero.
• Dayton Buller flies out to right fielder Salvador Sanchez. Chuck Caufield to 3rd.
• Lee Haydel triples (4) on a fly ball to center fielder Justin Greene. Chuck Caufield scores.
• Coaching visit to mound.
• Brett Lawrie walks.
• Zelous Wheeler homers (10) on a fly ball to left center field. Lee Haydel scores. Brett Lawrie scores.
• Drew T. Anderson singles on a line drive to left fielder Christian Marrero.
• Chris Nowak triples (2) on a fly ball to center fielder Justin Greene. Drew T. Anderson scores.
• Taylor Green out on a sacrifice fly to left fielder Christian Marrero. Chris Nowak scores.
• Pitcher Change: Ricky Brooks replaces Justin Edwards.
• Anderson Machado singles on a ground ball to right fielder Salvador Sanchez.
• Chuck Caufield pops out to third baseman C. J. Retherford.

Huntsville Top 6th

• Dayton Buller reaches on fielding error by shortstop Eduardo Escobar.
• Lee Haydel triples (5) on a fly ball to right fielder Salvador Sanchez. Dayton Buller scores.
• Brett
  Lawrie reaches on a fielder's choice out, third baseman C. J.
  Retherford to catcher Josh Phegley. Lee Haydel out at home.
• Zelous Wheeler singles on a ground ball to center fielder Justin Greene. Brett Lawrie to 2nd.
• Drew T. Anderson singles on a ground ball to center fielder Justin Greene. Brett Lawrie scores. Zelous Wheeler to 2nd.
• Chris Nowak flies out to right fielder Salvador Sanchez. Zelous Wheeler to 3rd.
• Taylor Green homers (11) on a fly ball to right center field. Zelous Wheeler scores. Drew T. Anderson scores.
• Anderson Machado walks.
• Chuck Caufield strikes out swinging.

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Final: Beloit 14, @Wisconsin 7

Beloit bombards Rattlers

Chris Mehring/Wisconsin Timber Rattlers

 

GRAND CHUTE, WI – The Beloit Snappers put up a big number in the top of the third inning on Wednesday night and the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers couldn’t respond. Beloit scored eight times in the third inning to blow open a close game. Reggie Williams, who homered in the inning, had three hits and was a double shy of the cycle. Michael Gonzales drove in four runs and the Snappers moved to within a game of a playoff spot with their 14-7 win over the Rattlers at Time Warner Cable Field.

 

Beloit (62-55 overall, 25-23 second half) quickly got out of the gate. Williams tripled on the second pitch of the game. James Beresford was next and he singled in Williams for a 1-0 lead. Beresford would steal second and move to third on a fly out to left. Then, Rattlers starting pitcher Damon Krestalude threw a wild pitch to let Beresford score for a 2-0 lead.

 

Wisconsin (24-27, 50-69) scored an unearned run in the first. Scooter Gennett reached on an error. Two outs later, Hunter Morris doubled down the left field line to get Gennett home.

 

The Rattlers took the lead by scoring twice in the bottom of the second inning. They loaded the bases with one out on a single by D’Vontrey Richardson, a walk to Joey Paciorek, and a single by Michael Marseco. Gennett singled in the tying run and kept the bases loaded. Then, Kentrail Davis put Wisconsin in front with a sacrifice fly.

 

Beloit stormed back in the third inning. Krestalude walked the leadoff batter and gave up a single to the next hitter. The Rattlers starting pitcher got Steven Liddle to popout for the first out of the frame. The onslaught started with the next batter. Danny Rams doubled in both runners on base and the Snappers took a 4-3 lead. Then, Lane Ray doubled but, Rams only took third. Gonzales sent a high fly to medium center field for what appeared to be a routine out. However, centerfielder Richardson lost the ball in the lights and the ball dropped in well to Richardson’s right for a two-run double. Yorby Martinez followed with a single to put runners at the corners. Michael Harrington singled in Gonzales and chased Krestalude from the game.

 

Santo Manzanillo relieved Krestalude and gave up a three-run homer to Williams. That made six consecutive hits for the Snappers to turn a 3-2 Rattlers lead into a 10-3 Beloit advantage.

 

Ray doubled in a run in the sixth inning. Gonzales had a more conventional two-run double later in the inning. He would score on a single by Harrington and the Snappers were up 14-3.

 

Wisconsin got a single run in the sixth on an infield grounder and another run in the seventh inning on a wild pitch. Chris Dennis doubled in a run in the bottom of the ninth and Cameron Garfield followed with an RBI single, but the Rattlers would not get any closer.

 

Kane County and Clinton, the two teams tied for the two Western Division playoff spots in the second half, both lost on Wednesday night. So, the Rattlers are still only 3-1/2 games out of a playoff spot. However, Beloit is one game out and the Peoria Chiefs, who also won on Wednesday, is two games behind Kane County and Clinton.

 

Game two of the series between the Rattlers and the Snappers is Thursday night. Hiram Burgos (4-5, 3.86) is the scheduled starting pitcher for Wisconsin. Pedro Guerra (1-0, 2.45) is set to go for the Beloit. Game time is 7:05pm.

 

Thursday night is a WIXX Thirsty Thursday. There are 22 oz. sodas and 16 oz. beers available for $2. Plus, the first 1,000 fans into the stadium will receive a poster of Kentrail Davis from Express Convenience Centers.

 

Additionally, Thursday is Military Appreciation Night. Current military personnel and veterans with an ID receive a free ticket to the game. There is also a special group rate available for their family members military.

 

If you can’t make it out to the ballpark, you may tune into the game on AM1280, WNAM starting with the Miller Lite Pregame Show at 6:45pm. The game will also be available to Time Warner Cable subscribers on Sports 32.

 

Wisconsin box score

So, how about that Stars game? Gennett had two hits, Khris Davis doubled and walked, as did Dennis. Richardson tripled, singled, and walked, but also struck out twice. Paciorek added a triple to his walk as well.

Wisconsin play-by-play

Kentrail Davis was hit by a pitch in the 4th, took his next turn at bat in the 6th, but then was replaced by Erik Miller in the 7th. Just giving his hamstring a rest in a a blowout?

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Final: Casper 8, @Helena 6

Helena box score

Casper scored three in the 8th to break a five-all tie. Austin Ross had an eye-catching line: 5 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 2 HBP, 10 K, 1 HR, 1/4 GO/AO. He now has a 29/4 K/BB in 26 pro innings. Rob Currie let in four runs to take the loss. Cody Hawn stayed hot, 2-3 with a two-run homer and a walk.

 

Helena play-by-play

Nine of Ross's strikeouts were swinging.

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Stars Close To Wild Card

Connor Shreve, Huntsville Stars

 

The Huntsville Stars set season highs Wednesday night at Regions Field in beating up on the Birmingham Barons 17-4.

 

Taylor Green extended his team RBI lead, now at 75, with six runs knocked in as part of a perfect 5-5 night from the plate. Green helped spur the team to the season's best run output (17) and hit total (22).

 

Birmingham attempted to take advantage of two Stars miscues in the second which built a 2-1 home club lead. But the Barons luck was not enough for a bullpen that has been shaky all season long. The Stars brought ten batters to the plate in a six-run fifth inning that only proved to be the beginning of the Stars scoring frenzy.

 

Green's 11th home run added three runs to the sixth inning total of five. The rest of the offense would not be outdone, continuing to gush through the nozzle that is the Barons' pen until the final out mercifully ended a contest that neared the three and one half hour mark. Not one offensive player left the field without at least one hit.

 

Overshadowed perhaps was the work of Huntsville hurler Michael Bowman, who rebounded from a rough performance last time out to pick up his ninth win of the year. Bowman gave up only the two unearned runs on seven hits. He picked up three punch outs and gave out two free passes to first base.

 

Huntsville also received some help from the division and wild card leaders and now sit 2.5 games back of the wild card heading into Thursday's game two. The Stars rotation is set up well; Mark Rogers (coming off the DL soon; blister) and Amaury Rivas are set to throw at some point in the next three days.

 

Thursday's game begins at 7:05 (CDT) on the Stars Radio Network and www.huntsvillestars.com.

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Defense betrays Brewers in loss to Casper

By AMBER KUEHN, Helena Independent Record

 

As they have so many times this season, the Helena Brewers brought the tying run to the plate in the bottom of the ninth inning.

 

But Shea Vucinich, who is hitless in the series against Casper, grounded out to shortstop Jeff Squier as the Ghosts held on to win their second straight Pioneer League contest, 8-6, Wednesday night at Kindrick Legion Field.

 

On a night when the Brewers pitching staff was as good as it has been, striking out 16, the defense self-destructed. Helena (27-27, 8-8 second half) has now committed eight errors over the last two games.

 

“We make the plays in the field we win that ball game,” Helena manager Joe Ayrault said. “We had a couple balls lost in the outfield and one with the bases loaded definitely hurt us.”

 

With Helena leading 3-2 following Cody Hawn’s second home run of the series, Brewers pitcher Rob Currie relieved Austin Ross in the top of the sixth. Ross had a career night, striking out a season-best 10 and giving up just four hits and two earned runs, but was pulled when his pitch count hit 81.

 

The Ghosts took advantage of the new arm, hitting three singles off Currie (1-2) to load the bases. Then, with two outs and three on, Rafael Ortega hit a bases-clearing double to right field to help Casper regain the lead. John Dishon made a diving play on the ball but couldn’t get it in the glove.

 

“Sometimes, you’ve kind of gotta get lucky,” Casper manager Tony Diaz said referring to that ball by Ortega that dropped for a double. “But I always tell the guys, for you to get lucky, you’ve gotta make contact, then something may happen. We did that tonight.”

 

The Brewers tied it up at 5-all in their half of the inning with a two-run single by catcher Gerald Ogrinc, but the visitors tacked on three more in the eighth. The Ghosts (26-29, 9-8) outhit Helena 11-6.

 

“You can’t expect to win too many ballgames when you do that, get outhit and make more errors than they do,” the Brewers skipper said.

 

Ortega, who entered the game in the league’s top five in hits, stolen bases and on-base percentage, was 3 for 5 with four RBIs to up his average to .376.

 

“He’s just a solid hitter,” Ayrault said of the Casper outfielder. “For a young guy (Ortega is 19) he’s got a good approach at the plate. He just sprays balls all over the field.”

 

Casper reliever Kenneth Roberts (3-1) earned his third win of the season. The southpaw set down six straight before giving up a double to Brandon Sizemore, who then came home on a wild pitch to trim the deficit. Currie recorded his first blown save, combined with his first defeat of the season.

 

“Tonight we were able to really execute in key situations,” Diaz said. “When you are able to do that as a team, you put yourself in a position to win ballgames.”

 

DIAMOND NOTES: Helena infielder Connor Lind was promoted to Class A Wisconsin, after Cutter Dykstra took a ball to the head and was placed on the disabled list. Lind will likely be a backup in Wisconsin ... Casper’s Will Swanner was activated before Wednesday’s game after signing with the Colorado Rockies five days earlier. The 15th-round draft pick was committed to Pepperdine but chose instead to join the Rockies organization. The catcher was the designated hitter Wednesday and was 2 for 5 with a run scored in his pro debut.

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Despite loss, Timber Rattlers don't lose ground in Midwest League West Division playoff chase

By Jim Oskola, Post-Crescent staff writer

 

GRAND CHUTE — Not much good came out of Wednesday's game between the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers and Beloit Snappers.

 

Not much can in a 14-7 loss other than perhaps this:

 

Despite the setback, the Rattlers did not lose any ground to either Kane County or Clinton in the Midwest League West Division wild card race.

 

The Rattlers trail the Cougars and LumberKings by 3½ games. The Rattlers did lose a game in the standings to Beloit and Peoria.

 

The Snappers lead the Rattlers by 2½ games. The Chiefs lead Wisconsin by 1½ games.

 

"Go out there tomorrow and get our work in," Rattlers manager Jeff Isom said following the loss. "We'll take our batting practice and try to get the next two. We're right in the middle of a playoff run and we're doing everything we can. Unfortunately, we hit a speed bump."

 

Like speed bumps in the highway, you hit them and move on.

 

"I think the most important thing to know is that we have 19 games left," Wisconsin shortstop Michael Marseco said. "We still have a shot to make the playoffs. Bad nights are going to happen. As long as you have another chance to redeem yourself tomorrow and still have a shot at making the playoffs, I don't think it's a total failure as long as you learn something."

 

Rattlers first baseman Chris Dennis said one has to take the loss the same way one takes an at-bat.

 

"We've played a hundred-some games," he said. "We still got a couple more to play (against Beloit). You can't let one at-bat effect your next at-bat or your future at-bats because you've got tons of them coming."

 

Dennis said he and his teammates will show up for today's game and do the work that will garner a win.

 

"I think Wednesday, it was just mental preparation," he said. "We didn't come mentally prepared to win. Hopefully, we come ready to go Thursday."

 

Factoring in the loss, the Rattlers have won six of their last nine games.

 

"We've been playing a lot better," Marseco said. "We've been swinging it good, pitching it well, minus tonight. As long as we keep playing as a team and battling one through nine, all of our starters give us a good outing, we have a shot to make the playoffs and at the end of the year, that's what it's all about."

 

It's important for the Rattlers to win the next two games against Beloit at Fox Cities Stadium before they embark on a seven-game road trip to Cedar Rapids and Burlington.

 

Winning those two games could prove difficult with the Snappers having won 11 of 15 games against Wisconsin this season.

 

"Some teams give us fits, others give us little ones and some give us big ones," Isom said. "Beloit has had our number. We just have to take care of our business."

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At least eight Rattlers are caught on film in the latest Post-Crescent photo gallery.