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    Re: Tuesday June 25th Minor League Updates

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    Re: Tuesday June 25th Minor League Updates

    The gun at the park recorded into the low 90's (high of 93 maybe?) but I'm unsure of how accurate it is.

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    Re: Tuesday June 25th Minor League Updates

    Quote Originally Posted by Hypnotoad View Post
    The gun at the park recorded into the low 90's (high of 93 maybe?) but I'm unsure of how accurate it is.
    It hasn't been very accurate all year.

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    Re: Tuesday June 25th Minor League Updates

    Right. So let's say 85 plus or minus 10. Pretty helpful

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    Re: Tuesday June 25th Minor League Updates

    Through 7.5 AZL Reds now trail 4-2.

    Juan Martinez: 4.2IP, 3H, 5K, 0 Runs, of relief.

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    Re: Tuesday June 25th Minor League Updates

    Through 4.5 in High A: Blaze trail 4-0.

    Dyer: 5IP, 4ER, 2BB, 5K

    Selsky: 2-2

    Waldrop: 1-2

    And so far that's it.

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    Re: Tuesday June 25th Minor League Updates

    After 9 AZL: Reds and Dodgers tied at 4-4.

    Thompson: 3-5
    Kevin Garcia: 2-4

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    Re: Tuesday June 25th Minor League Updates

    After 7 in High A: Blaze now trail 7-2.

    After Dyer gave up 4 in 6IP, Moran relieved him by giving up 3 in 1IP so far.

    Silverio: 2-3, HR
    Yovan Gonzalez: 2-3, RBI

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    Re: Tuesday June 25th Minor League Updates

    AZL Reds fall 8-4 in 10.

    Jesus Parra: Takes the loss after starting the 10th, and giving up 4 runs, 2ER, with 3BB. All without recording an out.

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    Re: Tuesday June 25th Minor League Updates

    Blaze lose by a final score of 11-2

    Dyer: 6 IP, 8 H, 4 ER, 2 BB, 6 K
    Moran: 2 IP, 2 H, 3 ER, 2 BB, 1 K
    Lotzkar: .2 IP, 3 H, 4 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 1 K
    Doyle: .1 IP, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 1 K

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    Re: Tuesday June 25th Minor League Updates

    The gun at the park recorded into the low 90's (high of 93 maybe?) but I'm unsure of how accurate it is.
    I watched the game on milb.tv, and while they didn't have a CF camera I could still see the swings they were getting against him. In all, I'd say on OK outing. Key point still is that he's not overmatching hitters. This was the team with the second-lowest team batting average in the Midwest League (somewhere in the .230s). Very few swings and misses. Travieso did have much better command of his secondary stuff, if the announcer's descriptions were accurate. And he bounced back well after a long first inning.

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    Re: Tuesday June 25th Minor League Updates

    "Travieso did have much better command of his secondary stuff, if the announcer's descriptions were accurate. And he bounced back well after a long first inning. "

    Those are both great points - he got breaking balls in there pretty consistently for strikes, which I don't see a lot of these Low A pitchers do. And the first inning was 30+ pitches and easily his worst.


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