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For the first time in his pro career, Matt Duffy played the outfield Tuesday. Tuesday, we started our draft previews here with a look at some college pitchers, one of whom will certainly not be drafted by the Rays now. We’ll look at even more players over the next two weeks. Triple-A Durham Bulls (26-17) Durham edged Norfolk, 4-3. Jose De Leon continued his rehab with Durham, tossing 2 2?3 scoreless innings. He was joined by Matt Duffy, who batted 0-for-4 as the Bulls’ left fielder. Christian Arroyo’s RBI double in the second gave Durham a 1-0 lead, and after Jake Cronenworth’s homer doubled the lead in the fifth, Arroyo hit an RBI triple. Jake Faria allowed all three Tides runs in 4 2?3 innings. LF Matt Duffy: 0-for-41B Nate Lowe: 3-for-5, 1 R, 1 2B (.878)DH Nick Solak: 0-for-5, 3 K (.863)SS Jake Cronenworth: 2-for-5, 1 R, 1 HR, 2 RBI, 1 K (.996)2B Kean Wong: 2-for-4, 1 R, 1 CS, 1 HBP (.954)3B Christian Arroyo: 3-for-5, 2 2B, 1 3B, 2 RBI, 1 K (.901) RHP Jose De Leon: 2 2?3 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 2 KRHP Jake Faria: 4 2?3 IP, 4 H, 3 ER, 2 BB, 4 K (6.40) Double-A Montgomery Biscuits (28-16) Montgomery was off. Class A-Advanced Charlotte Stone Crabs (24-21) Stephen Woods Jr. had his best outing yet in Charlotte’s 4-1 win over Jupiter. In his third appearance since returning from a shoulder injury, he pitched five innings, allowed just a run, and struck out five batters. Ronaldo Hernandez tripled in two runs in the first, and the Stone Crabs added two insurance runs in the ninth. SS Taylor Walls: 2-for-5, 1 K, 1 SB, 1 CS (.666)C Ronaldo Hernandez: 1-for-4, 1 R, 1 3B, 1 RBI, 1 SB, 1 HBP (.655)RF Moises Gomez: 1-for-4, 3 K (.700)LF Garrett Whitley: 0-for-3, 1 BB, 1 SB, 1 CS (.755)DH Tanner Dodson: 3-for-4, 1 R, 1 2B, 1 3B, 1 K, 1 SB (.645) RHP Stephen Woods Jr.: 5 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 3 BB, 5 K (4.61) Class-A Bowling Green Hot Rods (25-20) Bowling Green allowed three unanswered runs in a 4-3 loss to West Michigan. In the second, Ford Proctor tripled in a run and scored on Osmy Gregorio’s single. In the fourth, Beau Brundage’s RBI single extended the Hot Rods’ lead to 2-1, but they only had one hit the rest of the game. Matthew Liberatore struck out eight and allowed two runs — one earned — in five innings but walked five. SS Wander Franco: 0-for-4 (.847)DH Ford Proctor: 2-for-4, 1 R, 1 2B, 1 3B, 1 RBI (.743) LHP Matthew Liberatore: 5 IP, 1 H, 2 R (1 ER), 5 BB, 8 K (0.90) CLICK HERE FOR ALL BOX SCORES Wednesday’s games (probables courtesy of milb.com) Durham @ Norfolk 6:35 p.m. ET (MiLB.TV, radio stream)TBA vs. Keegan Akin (2-1, 3.60) Montgomery vs. Jackson 7:35 p.m. ET (MiLB.TV, radio stream)TBA vs. Matt Peacock (2-2, 2.41) Charlotte @ Jupiter 6:30 p.m. ET (radio stream)Tommy Romero (2-1, 2.81) vs. Braxton Garrett (0-2, 3.10) Bowling Green @ West Michigan 11 a.m. ET (MiLB.TV, radio stream)Caleb Sampen (2-2, 3.83) vs. Adam Wolf (2-4, 7.80) *Listed as TBA on milb.com Scouting the opposition Norfolk Tides (Baltimore)20-22 (4th in IL South)Offense: 233 R (4th) .775 OPS (8th)Pitching: 5.01 ERA (10th) 1.47 WHIP (8th)Top-30 prospects: 3B Ryan Mountcastle (3), LHP Keegan Akin (6), RHP Luis Ortiz (13), OF DJ Stewart (15), LHP Josh Rogers (28) Jackson Generals (Arizona)24-19 (2nd in SL North)Offense: 195 R (T-1st) .730 OPS (1st)Pitching: 3.45 ERA (5th) 1.25 WHIP (6th)Top-30 prospects: SS Jazz Chisholm (1), C Daulton Varsho (3), 2B Andy Young (12), 1B Pavin Smith (17), 3B Drew Ellis (21), C Dominic Miroglio (23), RHP Emilio Vargas (25) Jupiter Hammerheads (Miami)13-29 (6th in FSL South)Offense: 107 R (12th) .580 OPS (12th)Pitching: 3.79 ERA (9th) 1.34 WHIP (11th)Top-30 prospects: OF Victor Victor Mesa (2), RHP Edward Cabrera (8), SS Jose Devers (11), LHP Trevor Rogers (12), LHP Braxton Garrett (13), RHP Jordan Holloway (16), 3B James Nelson (20), LHP Will Stewart (21), 2B Riley Mahan (30) West Michigan Whitecaps (Detroit)18-26 (7th in MWL East)Offense: 181 R (4th) .686 OPS (7th)Pitching: 4.47 ERA (15th) 1.49 WHIP (15th)Top-30 prospects: OF Parker Meadows (7), SS Wenceel Perez (11), C Sam McMillan (27), RHP Wilkel Hernandez (30) Daily news and links MiLB.com covered Ronaldo Hernandez’s response to his slow start to the season. MLB.com has more on Carter Stewart’s surprising decision to sign in Japan. Also at MLB.com, Nick Solak was named to the prospect team of the week. A Pirates prospect hit two walk-off home runs on Sunday. This Reno-Tacoma game has broken my brain. I can't fully fathom everything that has happened in it.Kevin Cron has hit 2 HRs, which gives him 21 for the season which puts him on pace to hit 66 this season (in 140 games). That's like the 4th most interesting that has happened...— JJ Cooper (@jjcoop36) May 20, 2019

And the Tampa Bay Lightning should go after Erik Karlsson. The Bolts A famous man once said, “As long as we are a Stanley Cup contender, we will have cap issues.” Brendan Shanahan said this a few weeks ago to the Toronto media/fans, and yet it hasn’t stopped them from complaining about money. Nevertheless, it’s an honest statement that can very well be applied to the Tampa Bay Lightning, who are still a Stanley Cup contender and will be for the foreseeable future. And since GM Julien BriseBois is going to be wrangling for cap dollars anyway, why not get Erik Karlsson while we’re at it? [Raw Charge] The rumblings about Erik Karlsson and the Tampa Bay Lightning have already started to pick up. For the moment, it’s still just a quiet murmur. However, as we get closer and closer to July 1st, that rumbling is going to get much louder. After the Lightning’s chase of Karlsson at the 2017-18 deadline, many fans still dream of him joining fellow Swede Victor Hedman on the blue line. Steven Stamkos is an elite hockey player and this year’s Player Grade for him only helps improve that argument. [Raw Charge] After missing nearly two full seasons in four years due to injuries, Lightning fans saw a healthy Steven Stamkos post a career high in points and lead the franchise to a record setting regular season. Tampa Bay’s flame out in the first round does provide an ugly smear on what appeared to be a special season. But what Stamkos and company did through 82 games was something that will be remembered down the line—for better or for worse. Joe Smith dropped a little tidbit of news when sharing Craig Custance’s Top 20 UFA listicle. Anton Stralman hasn’t had any talks with the Bolts on a new contract? Very interesting. Anton Stralman cracked list of Top 20 UFAs by @CraigCustance. Still no talks with #tblightning yet. https://t.co/cReauGviS6— Joe Smith (@JoeSmithTB) May 20, 2019 Anthony Cirelli scored the most Anthony of Cirelli goals in Canada’s 3-0 win over the United States on Tuesday afternoon. The group stage for the tournament is now over, with the Quarterfinals starting Thursday. Anthony Cirelli (@TBLightning) was close to making it 3-0 @HC_Men after nutmegging Alec Martinez.#IIHFWorlds pic.twitter.com/pZxw1yQ7EN— TSN (@TSN_Sports) May 21, 2019 The Prospects This is big, our associate editor and knower of all things Syracuse Crunch, Alex Ackerman, has started a new podcast: “Syracuse Speaks”. Alex is an educator and an extremely intelligent hockey fan, so this is pretty much a “must watch” show. Episode 1 is available now, linked below. [Raw Charge] Also in the minors, Orlando Solar Bears defenseman Alexander Kuqali has been awarded the best smile in the ECHL. What a gooner. Confirming what we already knew Kuqali officially has the best smile in the league https://t.co/WHXbT1Bunj— Orlando Solar Bears (@OrlandoHockey) May 21, 2019 The Game The St. Louis Blues are in the Stanley Cup Final after defeating the San Jose Sharks in six games. [Fear the Fin] It wasn’t an accident; the Blues targeted all three men the entire series, and didn’t let up on the remaining Sharks’ talent in Game 6. Early in the first period, Vladimir Tarasenko punched Timo Meier in the face in front of a referee. Like the head hits throughout the first five games, there was no call against the Blues. 49 years in the making. @StLouisBlues #StanleyCup pic.twitter.com/468szQQF2e— NHL GIFs (@NHLGIFs) May 22, 2019 With the Stanley Cup Final set, here are the final draft rankings up to pick #29. All seven rounds of the draft is now set, with the exception of picks 30, 31, and any meaningless pick conditions in the later rounds that are based on team preference. With the #StanleyCup Final set, we now know which clubs will be selecting from No.16 all the way to No.29 in the NHL Entry Draft next month.16. COL17. VGK18. DAL19. OTT (CBJ)20. NYR (WPG)21. PIT22. LAK (TOR)23. NYI24. NAS25. WAS26. CGY27. TBL28. CAR29. ANA (SJS) pic.twitter.com/eC6QGMfTsl— CapFriendly (@CapFriendly) May 22, 2019 One year into his general managership, who is Kyle Dubas? [The Athletic] Arguably, Dubas’ biggest win so far was landing the most coveted free agent in team history last July 1 — John Tavares for seven years and $77 million. The deal was hardly a foregone conclusion and it was a detailed presentation led by Dubas, Shanahan and Mike Babcock that helped sway Tavares to Toronto for less money than he could have gotten elsewhere. The Ottawa Senators have some coaching options ahead of them and none of candidates inspire much confidence. SSS goes down the rabbit hole. [Silver Seven Sens] Ever since Guy Boucher was unceremoniously fired by the Ottawa Senators on March 1st, the pressing question in the capital has been of who will take his place. The gentlemen in question come from various backgrounds, with different levels of coaching pedigree to their names, so let’s dive right in, and take a look at the seven men who have been interviewed (so far) to be the next coach of the Ottawa Senators. Oh, and that somehow makes them capable of winning something? Sure. Neither team in the #StanleyCup Final dared touch their trophy. pic.twitter.com/FhFMFoLCym— NHL GIFs (@NHLGIFs) May 22, 2019 49 years in the making. @StLouisBlues #StanleyCup pic.twitter.com/468szQQF2e— NHL GIFs (@NHLGIFs) May 22, 2019

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