Milwaukee Brewers prospect roundup: Corey Knebel begins rehab

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It was a pretty unique day of baseball for the Milwaukee Brewers’ farm. There was a suspension, a walk-off, and two big leagues rehabbing injuries.

On Thursday, May 3, the Milwaukee Brewers had an off day. However, their minor league teams all played and those of whom that finished their games all took home a victory. One game has yet to be decided due to a unique minor league rule. Here’s the roundup…

Single-A

F/11 Wisconsin Timber Rattlers 11, Lake County Captains 7

  • The teams were tied at four at the end of the ninth but, thanks to the new extra-innings rules, Wisconsin was able to score seven runs over the next two frames and Lake County just couldn’t keep up.

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High-A+

Carolina Mudcats 7, Myrtle Beach Pelicans 0

  • The Mudcats were able to shutout Myrtle Beach in their series finale, while Keston Hiura continued to heat up.

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Double-A

Biloxi Shuckers – 3, Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp – 2

  • It was a pitchers duel the entire game, but the Shuckers were able to win in walk-off fashion thanks to a two-run home run by Corey Ray.

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Suspended: Colorado Springs Sky Sox 6, Nashville Sounds 14

  • Due to a rain delay and a minor league curfew rule, the teams were only able to get through eight innings.

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May 4 Games:

  • Class A Wisconsin (9-17) begin a series with Fort Wayne.
  • Class A+ Carolina (12-15) come back home and look to get back to .500 this weekend against Down East.
  • Class AA Biloxi (17-10) continue their series against Jacksonville with Zack Brown (24th ranked prospect) on the mound.
  • Class AAA Colorado Springs (18-8) begin a series against Oklahoma City.

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What to Watch For:

  • Marcos Diplan(11th ranked prospect) had a rough start his last time on the mound. Watch for him to try and turn it around at home.

Prospect Rankings courtesy of MLBPipeline