Six-Run Sixth Takes Sounds Past Bulls
NASHVILLE – The Nashville Sounds (55-46, 15-12) scored another come-from-behind win in the series opener against the Durham Bulls (55-48, 15-13), plating six in a huge sixth inning for a 6-4 triumph on Tuesday night at First Horizon Park. It was Keston Hiura that delivered the game winning hit. He
MiLB's best of the decade: Performances
A record-breaking three-homer, 10-RBI night. A couple of no-hitters, one in which the ball did not leave the infield and one in which a very promising prospect set a team record with 14 strikeouts. And a 15-strikeout hitless effort that put a team within one win of a league championship.
Looking back at emotional month for Woodruff
July 2016 was a terrible month for Brandon Woodruff and his family. The right-handed Brewers prospect had been pitching for Double-A Biloxi for nearly two months when word came on July 15 that his older brother Blake had died from injuries sustained in an ATV accident. The younger Woodruff went
Top prospects making cut in Major Leagues
It's the "Will they, won't they" of the prospect world.Every spring, dozens of prospects are brought to Major League camp either as members of the 40-man roster or as non-roster invitees, and over the course of Grapefruit and Cactus League play, they get a chance to prove they're ready to
Brewers Prospect Primer: Still rising
Some players are on the verge of stardom, others are entering a crucial phase of their development and still others are getting their first tastes of full-season ball. With the 2018 season approaching, MiLB.com takes a look at the most intriguing prospects from each MLB organization.Shining Star: Corbin Burnes, RHP As
Woodruff ready to debut for Brewers -- again
For the second time this season, Brandon Woodruff is gearing up for his Major League debut.Milwaukee's No. 4 prospect has been promoted from Triple-A Colorado Springs to start for Milwaukee on Friday against the Rays in Tampa, fresh off tossing five scoreless innings in his most recent outing in Las
Sox Shut Out In Series Opener, 3-0
The Colorado Springs Sky Sox were shut out in the series opener of the four-game series, falling to the Las Vegas 51s, 3-0, in front of 6,625 at Cashman Field Saturday night.
Woodruff Strikes Out Nine In 4-0 Loss
Brandon Woodruff struck out nine batters, but the Oklahoma City Dodgers pulled out a 4-0 victory in a rain-shortened game three of the four-game series in front of 9,641 at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark Saturday night.
The Show Before the Show: Episode 112
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Woodruff flirts with no-no for Sky Sox
Brandon Woodruff wasn't shy about expressing his disappointment at coming so close to a no-hitter, and while he briefly let it get to him, he quickly refocused and got back to the task at hand.The Brewers' No.8 prospect came within four outs of a no-hitter and ended up allowing one hit
Sky Sox Take Game One, 8-0
Brandon Woodruff allowed one hit in six innings, and the bottom third of the order combined for five RBI to lead the Colorado Springs Sky Sox to an 8-0 shutout over the Nashville Sounds in game one of Sunday's doubleheader at First Tennessee Park.
Sky Sox Fall, Earn Series Split
Ryan Cordell recorded his 26th RBI of the season, but the Colorado Springs Sky Sox fell to the El Paso Chihuahuas, 4-1, in front of 7,675 Thursday night at Southwest University Field.
Battery Powers Third Straight Win, 7-3
The Colorado Springs duo of Brandon Woodruff and Andrew Susac combined to lead the Sky Sox to the best start to a season in franchise history in Sunday's 7-3 victory over the Fresno Grizzlies in front of 3,512 at Security Service Field.
Woodruff, Cooper Receive April Monthly Honors
The Colorado Springs Sky Sox have announced that RHP Brandon Woodruff and infielder Garrett Cooper have been named the Pitcher and Player of the Month, respectively, for the month of April.
Woodruff builds on strong start for Sky Sox
Brandon Woodruff heard it all about pitching at elevation, but through his first three starts at his new home ballpark, it's evident that he doesn't give it much credence.Milwaukee's No. 8 prospect didn't allow an earned run for the third time this season, scattering three hits over six shutout innings as
Sky Sox Withstand Nashville, 8-3
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Sky Sox One-Hit Memphis, 3-1, To Secure Series Split
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Woodruff Shuts Down Storm Chasers in 11-2 Win
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Sky Sox Announce Preliminary Opening Day Roster
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Toolshed: Woodruff works into Brewers' core
The Brewers are constructing one of the deepest, though not necessarily most top-heavy, farm systems in baseball. That became evident last Saturday when five of their prospects appeared on MLB.com's updated Top-100 rankings -- No. 18 Lewis Brinson, No. 30 Corey Ray, No. 38 Josh Hader, No. 62 Luis Ortiz
Woodruff delivers emotional gem for Biloxi
On Sunday night, Brandon Woodruff showed guts and resiliency. His older brother, Blake, died on July 15 from injuries sustained in an ATV accident in northeast Mississippi. Milwaukee's No. 29 prospect went on the temporarily inactive list the following day. His brother was buried Monday and Woodruff returned to action