As has been noted on multiple occasions this week: Maryville ACL teams are off until Thursday. All full-season affiliates are off until Friday. That leaves us with the beloved Brewers Dominican Summer League affiliates. Today, the DSL Brewers 1 and 2 went head-to-head in a quality DSL pitching match-up - the first of back-to-back contests between the DSL Brewers 1 and 2 before they branch out and face other organizations on Thursday.
Let's see how the young men fared!
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Transactions:
(7/18):
RHP Jason Alexander was optioned to the Nashville Sounds by the Brewers
INF/OF Tyler Black was placed on the 7-Day IL by the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers
(7/19):
LHP Angel Perdomo was claimed on waivers by the Tampa Bay Rays (and immediately sent to their Durham Triple-A affiliate)
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Like a quality middle reliever, @damuelleoften comes in and provides that meaningful mid-day coverage of our DSL affiliates. I want to again encourage each and every one of you readers to join us in the daily game threads (7/19 Minor League Game Thread HERE). We're always ready to talk Minor League Brewers baseball.
Here's Daniel giving us his recap:
It was also Round 2 of starting pitchers Osbriel Mogollon (1.21 season ERA) vs. Anfernny Reyes (1.10 season ERA) - aka Pity the Hitters.
The 18-year old southpaws were solid as always, combining for 8 IP, 3 R (2 ER), 4 H, 5 BB, 3 WP, 10 Ks. Each allowed one earned run and while Mogollon didn’t allow a hit to the outfield, he also threw the three wild pitches and exited down 2-1 on a pair of sacrifice flies.
DSL Brewers-1 brought home three runs in the 5th inning to claim the 4-2 lead, which held up. SS Jhonny Severino (.787 season OPS) hit his second double of the game to start that rally.
3B Richard Rojas hit the clutch 2-out, 2-run single which gave DSL Brewers-1 a 3-2 lead. The inning also featured two hit batsmen, a wild pitch, walk and a balk.
DSL Brewers-2 did put two runners on in the 5th inning and loaded the bases in the 6th inning, but couldn’t get the key hit, going 0-for-6 with runners in scoring position in the game (though DSL Brewers-1 wasn’t much better at 1-for-13).
18-year old LHP Jhofez Mejias inherited that bases loaded, two-out situation in the 6th inning, inducing a ground out to escape, then retiring the side in the 7th inning to earn his first save."
I personally take note when the young Johnny Severino completes a game minus any throwing or fielding errors because that's been a struggle for the young prospect in 2022. Today, he put up a clean fielding sheet. Finally, I'll give a mention, via the last tag, to INF Richard Rojas for plating the winning runs with his fifth inning single.
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And, here's a highlight package from Brewers Player Development Twitter of improving ACL pitcher, Yujanyer Herrera:
As I noted in the above-mentioned 'Minor League Game Thread':
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Interestingly, coming into July Yujanyer sported a 12.96 era. After this most recent outing, he has that down to 6.95 (3.29 era in 3 starts so far in July). WHIP is down to a respectable 1.10 but he is still conceding just over a hit per inning with batters hitting 0.288 in July and 0.337 on the season.
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Stay tuned tomorrow as we discuss any transactions, injury updates, news or otherwise and the second of the DSL Brewers 1 versus DSL Brewers 2 back-to-back contests. Thanks for checking in!
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It was also Round 2 of starting pitchers Osbriel Mogollon (1.21 season ERA) vs. Anfernny Reyes (1.10 season ERA) - aka Pity the Hitters.
The 18-year old southpaws were solid as always, combining for 8 IP, 3 R (2 ER), 4 H, 5 BB, 3 WP, 10 Ks. Each allowed one earned run and while Mogollon didn’t allow a hit to the outfield, he also threw the three wild pitches and exited down 2-1 on a pair of sacrifice flies.
DSL Brewers-1 brought home three runs in the 5th inning to claim the 4-2 lead, which held up. SS Jhonny Severino (.787 season OPS) hit his second double of the game to start that rally.
3B Richard Rojas hit the clutch 2-out, 2-run single which gave DSL Brewers-1 a 3-2 lead. The inning also featured two hit batsmen, a wild pitch, walk and a balk.
DSL Brewers-2 did put two runners on in the 5th inning and loaded the bases in the 6th inning, but couldn’t get the key hit, going 0-for-6 with runners in scoring position in the game (though DSL Brewers-1 wasn’t much better at 1-for-13).
18-year old LHP Jhofez Mejias inherited that bases loaded, two-out situation in the 6th inning, inducing a ground out to escape, then retiring the side in the 7th inning to earn his first save."
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DSL Brewers 1: 4, DSL Brewers 2: 2
Box Score/Game Log
I personally take note when the young Johnny Severino completes a game minus any throwing or fielding errors because that's been a struggle for the young prospect in 2022. Today, he put up a clean fielding sheet. Finally, I'll give a mention, via the last tag, to INF Richard Rojas for plating the winning runs with his fifth inning single.
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And, here's a highlight package from Brewers Player Development Twitter of improving ACL pitcher, Yujanyer Herrera:
As I noted in the above-mentioned 'Minor League Game Thread':
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Stay tuned tomorrow as we discuss any transactions, injury updates, news or otherwise and the second of the DSL Brewers 1 versus DSL Brewers 2 back-to-back contests. Thanks for checking in!
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