Link Report for Monday 7/1

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Organizational Scoreboard including starting pitcher info, game times, MiLB TV links, and box scores

 

Dominican Summer League Scoreboard (includes DSL Brewers/Indians game)

 

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Links for affiliate audio

 

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Standings and sortable stat pages

 

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MiLB.TV options: San Antonio, Biloxi and Rocky Mountain home, Carolina road, Wisconsin unavailable.

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Happy 27th Birthday to the Missions' hometown San Antonio native Blake Allemand

 

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Lazar's Line in his return to #TRatNation: 3.2IP, 3H, 0R, 0BB, 6K, 53 pitches/34 strikes

 

Trats twitter account

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Box: DSL Brewers 6, DSL Cubs #2 Squad 5

 

Second consecutive win over this Cubbie team, which had been 16-7 heading into the home-and-home.

 

A three-run 7th tied it at 5-5 in a very DSL way:

 

DSL Brewers Top of the 7th

 

Erys Bautista singles on a ground ball to left fielder Samuel Duarte.

Joneiker Ponce de Leon singles on a ground ball to shortstop Lizardo Ruiz. Erys Bautista to 2nd.

Branlyn Jaraba strikes out swinging.

Jesus Parra flies out to left fielder Samuel Duarte.

Juan Frias walks. Erys Bautista to 3rd. Joneiker Ponce de Leon to 2nd.

With Jhonnys Cabrera batting, Erys Bautista scores on a balk. Joneiker Ponce de Leon advances to 3rd on a balk. Juan Frias advances to 2nd on a balk.

Jhonnys Cabrera reaches on a throwing error by shortstop Lizardo Ruiz. Joneiker Ponce de Leon scores. Juan Frias scores.

Reidy Mercado walks. Jhonnys Cabrera to 2nd.

Pitching Change: Willians Vasquez replaces Kleiber Carreno.

Eduarqui Fernandez called out on strikes.

 

The eventual winning run scored in a more traditional way --

 

DSL Brewers Top of the 8th

 

Alejandro Marte doubles (7) on a fly ball to center fielder Jose Lopez.

Erys Bautista singles on a line drive to center fielder Jose Lopez. Alejandro Marte scores. Erys Bautista out at 2nd on the throw, center fielder Jose Lopez to second baseman Flemin Bautista.

 

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18-year-old 2nd-year switch-hitting Dominican OF Reidy Mercado on base four times out of the leadoff spot. Despite all that time on the basepaths, Mercado (nor any other Brewer) attempted a steal. Mercado is 18-for-24 this season in that regard, OBP up to .377 now.

 

The top five in the order reached 13 times. Rookie CF Eduarqui Fernandez clubbed HR #4 on the season.

 

Of the four Cervecerito pitchers, the best work was done by LHP Joandris Tolentino, a 19-year-old 2nd-year Dominican native who netted his first professional save.

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Box: DSL Dodgers "Shoemaker" Squad 7, DSL Brewers/Indians 2

 

The co-op team out-hit the LA kids 10-7, but lost the battle of bases-on-balls 8-to-2.

 

Converted outfielder, now RHP Francis Casado did not retire any of the four men he faced. OF the five hurlers you see, recently-turned 18-year-old 2nd-year-pro Dominican RHP Deybi Arias (two scoreless, stranded an inherited runner) was the other Milwaukee product.

 

Focus on the 5-through-8 spots in the co-op box. All Brewers, combining to reach eight times.

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I'd have to think were it not for whatever his injury was, Lazar would be in Carolina by now. His stat line is absurd. In 11 appearances total this season, he has never posted fewer strikeouts than innings pitched (and has had more in all but one), has never given up more than two runs and has only walked more than one batter once.

 

Jarvis has also quietly had himself a good season, especially for a teenager. Between the work of those two and Turang, if there is such a thing as a good loss in the minors, this might be it given you could make a good case those are the top three prospects currently on the Timber Rattlers.

 

And while it hasn't been exactly smooth sailing for the AZL teams, if you add in guys who were hurt, the outlook looks a lot better hitter-wise when you look at combining them next year for the Vibes. Even just accounting for players currently 20 or younger (Devanney has been solid but is likely ticketed Wisconsin), and assuming no repeats, you could assemble a roster of:

 

C: Melendez, Hall and Marquez or Miller

1B: Hardin

2B: Valerio

SS: Castillo

3B: Familia

IF: McGee, Silva

OF: Rodriguez, Ernesto, Florentino, Leones, Cipion

 

There is reason for optimism with a lot of those guys.

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San Antonio Pre-Game Media Notes

 

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Box: Iowa 5, San Antonio 3

 

RHP's Alex Wilson and Jay Jackson continue to show they are competent (non 40-man roster) depth.

 

Missions Offense Struggles in Loss to Cubs

Seventh Loss in Eleven Games for San Antonio

 

"In his first game back with the Missions since being optioned down, third baseman Travis Shaw went 1-for-4 with two strikeouts."

 

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Flipping the script at the Wolff

Cubs win 5-3, improve to 2-1 in road series

By Jerry Briggs / San Antonio Missions

 

Mostly a focus on the opponents, a couple of Bubba Derby quotes...

 

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Recent PHOTO GALLERIES via Joe Alexander:

 

Trent Grisham

 

Sunday's 10-2 win

 

Travis Shaw

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Box: Biloxi 4, Mobile 3, eleven innings

 

Shucker pitchers allow only one earned run...

 

Biloxi Walks Off Mobile

O'Neill Delivers Game-Tying and Game-Winning RBI's

By Garrett Greene / Biloxi Shuckers

 

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VIDEO via WLOX: Early inning highlights

 

VIDEO Tweet: Good thing Cody Ponce is tall for this play

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Carolina Pre-Game Media Notes

 

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Box: Myrtle Beach 4, Carolina 1

 

On this one night, LHP Aaron Ashby had control issues.

 

Carolina Offense Stalls in Loss in Myrtle Beach

Trever Morrison went 2-for-4 with a RBI double in the series opening loss to the Pelicans

 

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Injury watch:

 

Carolina Top of the 4th

 

Payton Henry flies out to left fielder Kevonte Mitchell.

Eddie Silva singles on a line drive to right fielder Jimmy Herron.

Offensive Substitution: Pinch-runner Nick Roscetti replaces Eddie Silva.

Pat McInerney strikes out swinging.

Zach Clark flies out to right fielder Jimmy Herron.

 

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- Go to the 03:10 minute mark for an interview with OF Wes Rogers

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Wisconsin Pre-Game Media Notes

 

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Box: Beloit 3, Wisconsin 2

 

Brice Turang triple, double, two walks, and our fandom for sure...

 

Beloit Snaps Rattlers Winning Streak

Wisconsin drops final game of seven-game road trip

By Chris Mehring / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers

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Box: Rocky Mountain 2, Grand Junction 0

 

Alternative box includes inning-by-inning linescore

 

Vibes Pitch Shutout in Series Finale Over Rockies

 

Check out the four-start 2019 game log and wow, this Michele Vassalotti is a welcome sight.

 

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VIDEO Tweet: Luis Avalo's HR ("We're getting toasty, folks")

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In Maryvale, 29 Brewer farmhands appeared in the same game.

 

Look forward to Toby's recap later this AM. As he put it last night, "Brewers Win! Brewers Lose!"

 

And some good news on the photo front.

[And That]

AZL BREWERS CUP

GAME ONE

 

Final: AZL Brewers Blue 7, AZL Brewers Gold 4

 

AZL Brewers Cup Box Score

 

The AZL Brewers teams met for the first of four intra-squad games this AZL season and played what I'm sure was a spirited affair fraught with rivalry, intrigue, and camaraderie. Also, no one got hurt and no one gave a seriously embarrassing performance. The Blue team pulled out the victory thanks to a 4-run fifth inning. The teams face off next on the 13th. Will the Golds avenge this loss? DUN DUN DUN.

 

Felix Valerio lead all 19 Brewers hitters with 4 hits, including a double. The 18-year-old was acquired in the Keon Broxton trade and is hitting .357 ten games into his season. Ashton McGee, the recent 18th round pick out of North Carolina, had 3 hits, also including a double. Three other players had two-hit games: Daniel Castillo, Jackie Urbaez, and Alex Hall. Urbaez hit the game's lone home run. Hall tripled, as did Cam Devanney. Terence Doston added a double, too. Devanney and Arbert Cipion both walked twice.

 

As for the pitching, I had a bit of existential angst last night when I saw that two of my favorite AZL pitchers would be facing off. In the end, Joey Matulovich and Alexis Ramirez both pitched ok. The pitching star of the game was NDFA Luis Contreras, who pitching 2 1/3 clean innings, striking out 5. Henry Medina pitched 2 scoreless innings, striking out 3. Dylan Prohoroff, "rehabbing" in the AZL while he sits on Wisconsin's IL, earned his first save as a Brewer with a scoreless 9th for the Blues.

 

AZL Brewers Cup Game Log

 

The winning inning:

 

AZL Brewers Blue Bottom of the 5th

Pitching Change: Peyton Long replaces Wuilder Rodriguez.

Terence Doston doubles (2) on a fly ball to left fielder Oswel Leones.

Throwing error by pitcher Peyton Long on the pickoff attempt.

Jackie Urbaez homers (1) on a fly ball to right field. Terence Doston scores.

Alex Hall singles on a line drive to right fielder Ashton McGee.

Luis Silva pops out to second baseman Felix Valerio.

Wild pitch by pitcher Peyton Long. Alex Hall to 2nd.

Wild pitch by pitcher Peyton Long. Alex Hall to 3rd.

Cam Devanney walks.

Anderson Melendez strikes out swinging.

Cam Devanney steals (6) 2nd base.

Arbert Cipion walks.

Mound Visit.

Pitching Change: Luis Contreras replaces Peyton Long.

Wild pitch by pitcher Luis Contreras. Alex Hall scores. Cam Devanney scores. Arbert Cipion out at home, catcher Andres Melendez to pitcher Luis Contreras. Throwing error by catcher Andres Melendez.