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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, Wisconsin road, Carolina unavailable.

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Box: DSL Phillies "White" Squad 6, DSL Brewers 4

 

Third baseman Jesus Parra (have we mentioned he's still 16 years old?) tripled and doubled in his 2-for-4 day. 23 of Parra's 56 hits have gone for extra bases. The Venezuelan native and right-handed bat was listed in the pre-season at 6'2", 184. Likely "grew" over the summer. It'd be sweet if he can stay at the hot corner throughout his Brewer journey.

 

Six of the seven Cervecerito hits were for extra-bases. 19-year-old RF Alejandro Marte doubled twice and added a sacrifice fly. (it's theme week in the DSL if you've followed along, you'd correctly guess Marte was assigned the DH spot today.)

 

Welcome and an eventful one-inning pro debut for 17-year-old RHP Stanley Encarnacion, signed on August 12th.

 

DSL Phillies White Bottom of the 5th

 

Pitching Change: Stanley Encarnacion replaces Fray Morelo.

Raulyn Blanc walks.

Raulyn Blanc caught stealing 2nd base, catcher Jhonnys Cabrera to second baseman Sebastian Burciaga.

Carlos Rondon singles on a ground ball to left fielder Randy Rodriguez.

With Leandro Pineda batting, Carlos Rondon advances to 2nd on a balk.

Leandro Pineda grounds out, second baseman Sebastian Burciaga to first baseman Farlyn Manon. Carlos Rondon to 3rd.

Giuseppe Peguero singles on a ground ball to center fielder Eduarqui Fernandez. Carlos Rondon scores.

Erick Brito called out on strikes.

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Amazing night in Washington, wasn't much tamer on the farm, here we go --

 

Carolina Pre-Game Media Notes

 

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Box: Carolina 8, Lynchburg 7

 

Five Run Ninth Lifts Mudcats to Thrilling 8-7 Victory

Carolina scored five straight two-out runs in the ninth in Lynchburg while snapping a six-game losing streak

 

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Greg Young Jr. did a fine job detailing the amazing 9th inning rally at the link above. Here it is in bullet-point format:

 

Carolina Top of the 9th

 

Pitching Change: Dakody Clemmer replaces Felix Tati.

Nathan Rodriguez walks.

Mound Visit.

Trever Morrison flies out to left fielder Jodd Carter.

Devin Hairston singles on a line drive to left fielder Jodd Carter. Nathan Rodriguez to 2nd.

Brice Turang called out on strikes.

Wes Rogers triples (3) on a line drive to right fielder Cody Farhat. Nathan Rodriguez scores. Devin Hairston scores.

Mound Visit.

Payton Henry doubles (20) on a fly ball to left fielder Jodd Carter. Wes Rogers scores.

Pitching Change: Yapson Gomez replaces Dakody Clemmer.

Pat McInerney doubles (14) on a line drive to left fielder Jodd Carter. Payton Henry scores.

Eddie Silva singles on a line drive to center fielder Steven Kwan. Pat McInerney scores. Eddie Silva out at 2nd, catcher Jason Rodriguez to shortstop Tyler Freeman.

 

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Given the Brewers' big-league pitching need for Sunday, I threw this out on Twitter regarding Phil Bickford, especially since they'll need to consider adding Bickford to the 40-man this offseason.

 

As Greg also noted, first professional career game in the outfield for Devin Hairston after 248 games on the dirt.

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Wisconsin Pre-Game Media Notes

 

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Box: Wisconsin 9, Peoria 2

 

Rattlers Batter Peoria 9-2

Adames strikes out ten with plenty of run support

By Chris Mehring / Wisconsin Timber Rattlers

 

Fun to read, must have been fun to write...

 

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Thomas Dillard listed at 6'0", 230, fire-hydrant / linebacker build, and is now 7-for-7 in stolen base attempts in his pro career.

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San Antonio Pre-Game Media Notes

 

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Box: San Antonio 5, New Orleans 4, 13 innings

 

Missions Snap Skid With 13-Inning Walk-Off Victory

Tyler Austin Tallies Three Hits in First Start With San Antonio

 

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Never mind the logistics of getting pitchers to Washington, D.C., from San Antonio in time for a matinee, of course the Missions go 13 innings. Taylor Williams pitched two scoreless, Jay Jackson one. Aaron Wilkerson has not pitched in five days.

 

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So given the minor-league extra-inning ghost runner rule, how did this get to 13 innings? Here's the game log, read about some pretty amazing pitching and lack of clutchness from both teams.

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Box: AZL Brewers Blue 8, AZL Rangers 5

 

Three-run 8th snapped a 5-5 tie. Short of an inside-the-park grand slam, this, my friends, is the most exciting play in baseball, especially given the circumstances here:

 

AZL Brewers Blue Top of the 8th

 

Offensive Substitution: Pinch-hitter Victor Vargas replaces Jackie Urbaez.

Victor Vargas hit by pitch.

Alex Hall called out on strikes.

Andre Nnebe strikes out swinging.

Danny Casals singles on a line drive to right fielder Rafy Barete. Victor Vargas to 2nd.

Anderson Melendez walks. Victor Vargas to 3rd. Danny Casals to 2nd.

Luis Silva triples (1) on a ground ball to right fielder Rafy Barete. Victor Vargas scores. Danny Casals scores. Anderson Melendez scores.

Pitching Change: Leon Hunter replaces Destin Dotson.

Orveo Saint grounds out, shortstop Cody Freeman to first baseman Yaniery Guzman.

 

The Blue Brigade reached base on eight hits (three of them for extra bases, one walk, and three HBP's), while also racking up 17 strikeouts. Five Ranger errors helped their cause.

 

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We have a Chris Dula sighting. The 27-year-old fireballer (rehabbing from the Mudcats) had not pitched since May 29th.

 

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But the story overshadowing even the big triple is the continued dominance of 19-year-old 2nd round LHP Antoine Kelly. My goodness, five shutout innings, 4 H, 0 BB, 6 K's. A 0.88 WHIP in his first 26 pro innings.

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Box: AZL Dodgers "Mota" Squad 12, AZL Brewers Gold 9

 

The Golden Boys scored seven in the bottom of the 9th to make the final score presentable.

 

Mexico native RHP Mario Perez is 17 years old (a young 17 at that, as his linked picture confirms), is listed at 5'11", 148, and just the fact he's on a pro mound in Maryvale is something in and of itself. Yes, the WHIP of 2.18 is a bit predictable, but give this one time.

 

19-year-old 17th round LHP Kelvin Bender was much better his last time out than he showed here.

 

On the flip side, recent non-drafted college signing RHP Seth Beard is 23 and performed well in the later innings.

 

The Brewers continue to give a try in the leadoff spot to struggling youngsters, this time it was 19-year-old 35th round middle infielder (second base here) Odrick Pitre. Pitre singled in the 1st to snap an 0-for-21 stretch.

 

LF Francis Florentino reached base four times, Ashton McGee (DH'ing) and 1B Jesus Chirinos three times apiece.

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Box: Rocky Mountain 7, Ogden 6

 

Alternative box includes inning-by-inning linescore

 

Thirteen hits and four walks spread gloriously throughout the lineup...

 

Largest Crowd of 2019 Witness Vibes Walk-off in Dramatic Fashion Against Raptors

Joe Gray Jr. Hits His First Homerun of Season for First Walk-off Homer in Vibes History

By Mitchell Vareldzis / Rocky Mountain Vibes

 

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VIDEO Tweet: Gray ends it!

 

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If you skipped the summary link above, do yourself a favor and click now. In addition to the very detailed game coverage, the second half incorporates info from the pre-game media notes (not ordinarily offered online each day). Read and catch up on LHP Brock Begue, corner infielder and multiple team-category leader Bryan Torres, and hyped 18-year-old OF Carlos Rodriguez, batting .367 on the season.

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