Nashville's Gasser Shines, Leonard Leads Batters

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Nashville's triple A squad went one in two this week against the Norfolk Tides,

dropping two of three despite strong starts from their pitchers.

Outfielder Eddie's Leonard hit five for nine with a double and a triple,

while Greg Jones went five for eleven driving in three runs.

Jet Williams added three for eleven, three walks, and three stolen bases.

The pitching stood out big time.

Robert Gasser dominated his first start, going five and two-thirds innings with just two hits,

no runs, and eleven strikeouts.

Coleman Crow and Tate Keener were solid too, each tossing deep into their games with plenty of case.

Nashville boasts top Brewers hitting prospects like Jet Williams at number three,

Cooper Pratt at four, and others, but unranked outfielder's Leonard.

And Jones led the way. Pratt went four for fifteen.

Luis Lara had a homer in three for twelve, while Luke Adams and Brock Wilkins struggled at the plate.

Player of the week goes to Gasser, who looks ready to move up.

With Kyle Harrison as the only lefty in Milwaukee's rotation,

and Logan Henderson nursing elbow soreness, Gasser's the clear next option if they need.

Pitching depth.

Double A Baluxy, high A Wisconsin, and single A Wilson all sat at zero and zero with no games yet.

Keep an eye on these arms and bats as the season heats up.