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Speaker 1: Today's June fourth, and this is Big Fish Small Pot,

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Speaker 1: the daily show here at Fish Stripes that'll keep you

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Speaker 1: up to speed on today for the Miami Marlins, catching

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Speaker 1: you up in ten minutes or less. Yesterday began with

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Speaker 1: the activation of Eliezer Hernandez off of the sixty day

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Speaker 1: IL so that he could start last night against the

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Speaker 1: Pittsburgh Pirates. As a result of that transaction, Louise Marte

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Speaker 1: was designated for assignment to make room on the forty

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Speaker 1: men roster, while Lewis Brinson was optioned back to triple

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Speaker 1: at a freepo spot on the twenty six all for

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Speaker 1: a game at panc Park and for the solidification of

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Speaker 1: the starting rotation. Activating Eliezer Hernandez off of the sixty

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Speaker 1: day d L in giving the Miami Marlins starting rotation

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Speaker 1: a starting five for the first time in twenty twenty one.

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Speaker 1: But last night was not about that. As Eliezer's night

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Speaker 1: got under way, it was obvious that after a lengthy rehabilitation,

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Speaker 1: he still had it. Throughout his start, he effectively mixed

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Speaker 1: his fast ball and slider as the first time through

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Speaker 1: the order, only Cabrian Hayes and Brian Reynolds were able

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Speaker 1: to squeeze out hits as Hernandez attacked the strike zone consistently.

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Speaker 1: It wasn't until the fourth that the Pirates broke through

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Speaker 1: with their first run on a Brian Reynolds home run,

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Speaker 1: and those were the only three times the Pirates made

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Speaker 1: it on base against Eliezer, those two hits by Brian

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Speaker 1: Reynolds and the Hippie Kerbrian Hayes. As Eliezer also avoided

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Speaker 1: free passes in his five innings of work, he struck

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Speaker 1: out six Pirates. The Marlins kept it close as Jazz

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Speaker 1: broad and Birdie on a single of his own to

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Speaker 1: keep the game tied. Going to the sixth, Eliezer Hernandez.

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Speaker 1: Hernandez led off with the single and Starling Marte smashed

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Speaker 1: a double deep to get Eliezer to third. Hayesu's aguilar

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Speaker 1: put the ball in play, grounding out but advance the

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Speaker 1: runners as Eliezer Hernandez scored and pulled up hurt a

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Speaker 1: strained left quad, which manager Don Maddingley said after the

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Speaker 1: game is not a day to day thing. As Hillby

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Speaker 1: headed back to the il with the trouble spot and

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Speaker 1: the Pirates' order up to bat and the pitching plan

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Speaker 1: in disarray. The Marlin sent out Ross debt Weiler and

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Speaker 1: Cabrian Hayes, squared up a triple and scorched a ball

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Speaker 1: at one hundred and twelve miles per hour. In the seventh,

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Speaker 1: Anthony Bass, after allowing the lead off single Jorge al Faro,

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Speaker 1: took it upon himself to get the runner, stealing second

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Speaker 1: as Ben Gammel was caught for the first out. From there,

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Speaker 1: Anthony locked it down and passed the ball to Dylan

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Speaker 1: Floro for the eighth. Dylan worked quickly, recording two quick

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Speaker 1: outs and a quick Adam Fraser single, all occurred before

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Speaker 1: the wheels really fell off. Back to back walks on

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Speaker 1: pitches nowhere close to the zone loaded the bases for

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Speaker 1: Kcha catcher Jacob Stallings, who's eleventh double of the season

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Speaker 1: put the Pirates ahead on Dylan Flora's third blown save

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Speaker 1: of the year. Baseball Savon pegged his fastball as a

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Speaker 1: little slow and a little low on the RPM tonight,

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Speaker 1: just for those of you looking for possible causes underneath it.

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Speaker 1: But early count swinging by the bottom of the Marlins

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Speaker 1: order didn't get it done, as Miami fell took twenty

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Speaker 1: four and thirty one on the year for their sixth

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Speaker 1: straight loss in Jacksonville. The recently signed infielder Justin Twine

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Speaker 1: provided the offense with an RBI single in the first

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Speaker 1: to score Brian Miller, while Luis Maduro took the mound

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Speaker 1: as a possible next man up for the Miami rotation,

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Speaker 1: and he was effective. After a May in which he

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Speaker 1: debuted and was hit around by both the Arizona Diamondbacks

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Speaker 1: and last weeks Durham Bulls, Louis Maduro started out June

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Speaker 1: with seventy eight pitches across twenty batters good, and he

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Speaker 1: was good enough for five shutout innings and seven strikeouts

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Speaker 1: against the Gwinette Stripers. As the second time through the order,

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Speaker 1: Louis put Christian Pace, Drew Waters, Johann Carmago, and Jason

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Speaker 1: Kipness down on strikes, repeating the feat in the fifth

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Speaker 1: against Christian Pace and Drew Waters for their second consecutive

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Speaker 1: strikeout against Louis Maduro. Well Jesus Sanchez took a walk

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Speaker 1: to open the door in the sixth. Justin Twine took

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Speaker 1: the next pitch deep for a triple leu, and Diaz

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Speaker 1: brought him in and gave Jacks the runs and needed,

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Speaker 1: but Corey Bird compounded the lead with an RBI triple

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Speaker 1: of his own and scored another run on a wild

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Speaker 1: cutoff attempt, while the striper offense got it going again

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Speaker 1: and the bullpen closer Stephen Okert was brought in as

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Speaker 1: a stopper with runners on base and earned the hold

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Speaker 1: and kept the team ahead as he's continued to impress,

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Speaker 1: allowing just a single run on the year so far.

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Speaker 1: In Pensacola, jj Blebey went yard in the ninth for

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Speaker 1: his second home run of the year. Despite a career

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Speaker 1: high walk rate for Bladay, perhaps the talent at the

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Speaker 1: plate has not yet been able to regularly find hits

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Speaker 1: through the season's first month. As to this point, he's

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Speaker 1: had a fairly slow start without much oop behind the bet.

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Speaker 2: Now the pitch, there's a swag in a drive deep

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Speaker 2: to right, and this baby is gone a moonshot for

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Speaker 2: pla day, his second and the law Who's are on

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Speaker 2: the board. It is now two.

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Speaker 1: But that homer was it for the Blue wa Who's

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Speaker 1: as the bats never got it going with just three

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Speaker 1: hits on the game, and the Mississippi Braves were able

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Speaker 1: to find some runs against Jeff Lindgren, who pitched to

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Speaker 1: a three point thirty eight ERA after allowing three runs

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Speaker 1: on five innings pitched. As the bullpen played from behind,

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Speaker 1: Dilanbie came in allowed two runs. Sean Gunther turned in

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Speaker 1: his eighth straight scoreless outing well in the ninth, Andrew

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Speaker 1: Bayati that might be It made his Marlin's debut, striking

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Speaker 1: out the side. The Snappers got it done with the

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Speaker 1: bat despite no hits in the first three bats in

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Speaker 1: the lineup. Will Banfield got it going with a three

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Speaker 1: hit night of his own, as the recently promoted twenty

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Speaker 1: three year old Troy Johnston hit his first home run

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Speaker 1: in High A. In all, the Beloyd Snappers scored seven

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Speaker 1: runs on ten hits and put pressure all around with

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Speaker 1: stolen bases by Thomas Jones and Cam Meisener. Will Bamfield

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Speaker 1: also got on the action, throwing a pickoff with the

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Speaker 1: runner on third and himself collected two errors on catcher

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Speaker 1: interference all well. Zach King pitched five shutout innings on

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Speaker 1: sixty nine pitches, allowing just four base runners and three strikeouts.

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Speaker 1: A decent outing all around. The River Bandits did make

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Speaker 1: a run at it scoring five against the Snapper bullpen,

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Speaker 1: but Taylor Mitzel locked it down to collect his fifth

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Speaker 1: safe Jupiter the hammer Heads. They fell behind early as

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Speaker 1: Chris Mokma made it through six after allowing three runs

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Speaker 1: and a fifth inning as the Palm Beach Cardinals were

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Speaker 1: swinging early in the count, smashing extra base hits. This

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Speaker 1: time around, Chris Mokema did make it through six. The

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Speaker 1: Hammerheads made a run at it as two RBI hits

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Speaker 1: by Cameron Barstad tied it up, but in Justin Sterner's

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Speaker 1: second inning of work out of the bullpen, he llowed

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Speaker 1: back to back walks to set up the cardinal walk off. Today,

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Speaker 1: Game two against the Pirates will begin at the Prompt

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Speaker 1: perhaps Pittsburg in time of seven five pm. Cody Potit

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Speaker 1: will get the start against Mitch Keller, who suffered an

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Speaker 1: oblique injury amidst an otherwise effective twenty twenty, but even

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Speaker 1: MLB dot Com has noted him as self aware of

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Speaker 1: his inconsistencies in twenty twenty one, expect a transaction before

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Speaker 1: the game to make better use of what has typically

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Speaker 1: been of fourteenth pitcher in that twenty sixth roster spot,

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Speaker 1: as Eliezer seems bound for the injured list. Stay tuned

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Speaker 1: of fish Stripes for any updates ahead of game time,

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Speaker 1: such as who might get the call from Jacksonville. We

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Speaker 1: don't know, but we know something is imminent. We'll have

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Speaker 1: whatever's out there for you on fish stripes dot com.

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