The injury sunk any chances of trading him at the end of camp like they did with Erik Kratz in 2019. The Brewers signed Luke Maile in the offseason as a way to cover themselves if Nottingham either got traded or was claimed on waivers. With his thumb injury eventually requiring surgery, he was put behind the eight-ball in spring training, being unable to catch in any Cactus League games. Last December, when the Brewers decided to tender contracts to both Omar Narvaez and Manny Pina, Nottingham was once again down to the third catcher on the depth chart. This was a long time coming for the 26 year old Jacob Nottingham. Notwithstanding a throwing error, Luis Valdez was even better, going 3-for-6 with two stolen bases.The Milwaukee Brewers have reinstated catcher Jacob Nottingham from the IL, and immediately designated him for assignment. He went 2-for-5 with 2 RBI and a walk, and he’s still hitting. Miguel Padilla (3-2, 3.00 ERA, 30 K in 31 innings) got the win with two scoreless.įrederick Bencosme continues to put bat to ball and get on base. Heid struck out three hitters in two innings, though. Low-A: Delmarva Shorebirds 10, Carolina ( Brewers ) 4ĭelmarva flipped the script on Carolina on Sunday, with plenty of offense, decent pitching and just one fielding error! A pair of 2021 draftees, Conor Grady (18th round) and Dylan Heid (11th round) each got taken out of the park and allowed two runs in 2+ innings. The good news is that Aberdeen still heads into the break 54-33. Scoreless innings were each tossed by Gregori Vasquez and Xavier Moore. Unfortunately, that would be Jake Lyons (3.0 IP, 4 R, 6 H, 2 BB) and Carson Carter (2.0 IP, 4 R, 5 H, 2 BB). High-A: Jersey Shore ( Phillies ) 9, Aberdeen IronBirds 0Īberdeen’s pitchers, so effective on Saturday, got clobbered on Sunday, and the offense mustered only two baserunners (a Collin Burns single and a Donta’ Williams two-bagger).Ĭarlos Tavera had a short outing (1.2 IP, 1 R, 2 H, 2 BB, 2 SO) but he wasn’t the weakest link. The lone offensive bright spots were doubles from Andrew Daschbach and Shayne Fontana and a single each for Greg Cullen and César Prieto. Still, not much nice to say about the fact that the Baysox scored none and got outhit 12-4. Starter Ryan Watson (3.77 ERA) had a nice day actually, throwing 5.0 innings and allowing two runs on six hits and one walk. The good news was that four runs were unearned, part of a seven-run eighth-inning meltdown on the combined watch of Justin Ambruester and Tyler Burch. Judging just from the boxscore, this one went about as badly for Bowie as a game can. Díaz scored the game winner on a Nottingham single.ĭouble-A: Akron RubberDucks 9, Bowie Baysox 0 One hit apiece was had by Jordan Westburg, Kyle Stowers, Yusniel Díaz, Kelvin Gutiérrez, Richie Martin, and Jacob Nottingham. ZC9aXyrnK8- The Verge- An Orioles MiLB Podcast July 17, 2022īeau Sulser got the (frankly sort of irrelevant, after what Hall did) win by pitching a clean sixth and seventh innings, and Nick Vespi earned the save and continues to protect a 0.00 Triple-A ERA.Ī GUNNAR!-less Tides managed just six hits and three walks on the day, but thanks to the lockdown pitching, it was enough.
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