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Memphis at Round Rock: Dakota Hudson
Springfield at Midland: Ryan Helsley
Palm Beach vs. Jupiter: Evan Kruczynski
Peoria at Burlington: Johan OviedoPads, you will have to wait at least another day…
The game between the Peoria Chiefs and the Burlington Bees scheduled for Friday night at Community Field has been postponed due to cold weather. The game will be made up as part of a double header at Dozer Park at 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 30. #CatchTheFun
— Peoria Chiefs (@peoriachiefs) April 6, 2018
Memphis puts up a 12 spot in the 7th and leads 17-3 with 18 hits and that includes every guy having at least one hit.
Breakdown of the 7th Inning for Memphis:
Pitching Change: Steve Delabar replaces Deolis Guerra.
Tyler O’Neill strikes out swinging.
Carson Kelly singles on a ground ball to left fielder Willie Calhoun, deflected by shortstop Hanser Alberto.
Patrick Wisdom walks. Carson Kelly to 2nd.
Adolis Garcia walks. Carson Kelly to 3rd. Patrick Wisdom to 2nd.
Wilfredo Tovar singles on a line drive to right fielder Destin Hood. Carson Kelly scores. Patrick Wisdom to 3rd. Adolis Garcia to 2nd.
Pitching Change: Nick Gardewine replaces Steve Delabar.
With Alex Mejia batting, wild pitch by Nick Gardewine, Patrick Wisdom scores. Adolis Garcia to 3rd. Wilfredo Tovar to 2nd.
Alex Mejia walks.
With Randy Arozarena batting, wild pitch by Nick Gardewine, Adolis Garcia scores. Wilfredo Tovar to 3rd. Alex Mejia to 2nd.
Randy Arozarena grounds out, second baseman Isiah Kiner-Falefa to first baseman Ronald Guzman. Wilfredo Tovar scores. Alex Mejia to 3rd.
Max Schrock singles on a line drive to right fielder Destin Hood. Alex Mejia scores.
Rangel Ravelo walks. Max Schrock to 2nd.Tyler O’Neill doubles (1) on a ground ball to left fielder Willie Calhoun. Max Schrock scores. Rangel Ravelo to 3rd.
Carson Kelly walks.
Pitching Change: Reed Garrett replaces Nick Gardewine.
Patrick Wisdom doubles (2) on a fly ball to left fielder Willie Calhoun. Rangel Ravelo scores. Tyler O’Neill scores. Carson Kelly to 3rd.
Adolis Garcia singles on a line drive to right fielder Destin Hood. Carson Kelly scores. Patrick Wisdom to 3rd.
Wilfredo Tovar walks. Adolis Garcia to 2nd.
Alex Mejia reaches on a throwing error by third baseman Trevor Plouffe. Patrick Wisdom scores. Adolis Garcia scores. Wilfredo Tovar to 3rd.
Randy Arozarena singles on a ground ball to third baseman Trevor Plouffe. Wilfredo Tovar scores. Alex Mejia to 2nd.
With Max Schrock batting, passed ball by Cameron Rupp, Alex Mejia to 3rd.
Max Schrock strikes out swinging.
Schrock 4 hits
O’Neill 3 hits, double, 2 homers
Garcia 3 hits incl tripleSchrock and Garcia homered last night.
this Memphis team could be better than last year which won 91 games and finished 41 games over .500
A 2-1 record on day 2 of #stlcards minor league season with (surprise!) cold weather postponing @peoriachiefs. Our Player of Day: @memphisredbirds OF Tyler O'Neill @toneill21, with 2 HR, 5 RBI. Today's recaps by @Marilyncolor at The Cardinal Nation. (free) https://t.co/wEjXABbSYB pic.twitter.com/OR4oo8Eezh
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) April 7, 2018
Memphis is loaded to start the season. I was wondering if that 91 win mark from 2017 could be exceeded. I think last year it was something like 62 players were used with all the roster moves. So a lot can happen over a long season and it does not look like at least offensively that they can count on a lot of reinforcements from AA this year when moves are needed.
Update on last night's 12-run 7th inning:
– Best inning in Redbirds history ✔️
– Best inning in Memphis Triple-A history ✔️
– Best inning for a Memphis team since 12-run innings in games in 1934 and 1940! ✔️
— Memphis Redbirds (@memphisredbirds) April 7, 2018
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