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June 2, 2021 It has shown every game since. Hairston again delivered in a clutch situation with a tie-breaking single in the eighth inning Tuesday night to lead the Blue Wahoos into a 4-3 victory against the Mississippi Braves in the series-opening game at Blue Wahoos Stadium. The win was the Blue Wahoos (16-9) ninth in their past 11 games. It included another sensational outing from starting pitcher Jake Eder, who has been one of the best in all levels of minor league baseball the first month of the season. “It is just the process,” said Hairston, a sixth-round pick out of Louisville in ...

By Jim Scott May 10, 2021 | 7:16 AM GRAND CHUTE, WI –  The Beloit Snappers defeated the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers 7-2 in the final game of the opening series of the 2021 season on a chilly Sunday afternoon at Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium.  Beloit scored early and managed to keep the Rattlers from big innings despite very good scoring opportunities. Bubba Hollins put the Snappers (2-4) in front with a three-run home run in the first inning.  Ricky Aracena started the inning with a bunt single and a stolen base and Connor Scott reached on a walk with two ...

December 10, 2020 The 2020 Rule 5 Draft was conducted via conference call on Thursday, with 18 players selected during the Major League phase. Pre-draft chatter was focused on whether more young, inexperienced players would be picked this year due to an anticipation of expanded rosters, and a few picks appeared to be made with that in mind. Here are my thoughts on all those selected, as well as some on thlaose picked during the Minor League phase. Remember you can venture over to The Board for more info on several of these players. But first, my annual refresher on the Rule 5 Draft’s comple...

share-square-2067774 With a lack of a 2020 Minor League season, or even an Arizona Fall League, the general feeling ahead of Thursday’s Rule 5 Draft was the annual event that typically ends with the Winter Meetings would be relatively quiet. Turns out, that feeling was wrong. A total of 18 players were taken in the Major League phase, tying the 2016 and ‘17 Drafts for the most selections since 19 were taken back in 2010. The Minor League phase was extremely active, with 56 players taken. The total of 74 players selected was the most since 79 picks were made in the 2004 Rule 5 Draft. A tot...