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WRCO Morning Sports

WRCO Sports · Thu Aug 1, 2024

For the RCO Sports, I'm Phil Ne. There's home talent baseball action going on tonight.

It's the final scheduled night of the regular season for the night league.

Among the games, plain plays at arena. Arena will make up a partial game or a suspended

game with plain and then they'll play the regularly scheduled seven in the game after that.

Also tonight, Mazoo at Readsburg, Dodgeville at Sock Prairie, Kazanovia at Wisconsin Dells,

Pinebluff, Mount Hora at Blanchardville and Shoalsburg Benton will be a holiday.

It's a busy weekend for home talent baseball. The all-star game will be played on Friday night

at JC Athletic Park in Sock City, getting underway at seven o'clock. The eastern section will take

on the southeast section at seven o'clock at Jones Park in Fort Adkinson. The manager of the West

squad this year will be Pat Riley with coaches Nick Jennings of Arena and Terry Z. Barth of

Muskete. Among the players for the West, Arena will have all stars Alex Stotz and Trey Sholti

representing and Muskete will be featuring Mason Atkins and Josh Kurt Wright among the all stars.

On the state of Wisconsin scene Mad Olson and Travis Darnow hit back-to-back home runs twice

in a game one by the Atlanta Braves Wednesday afternoon six to two. The loss means the brewers lead

in the National League Central Division race is down to five games. Jared Canning absorbed

the defeat in relief. Starter Freddie Peralta had held the Braves to just two runs on three hits

in the first six innings. Milwaukee had jumped to a two-nothing lead with a pair of runs off

Starter Chris Sale in the bottom of the first. Manager Pat Murphy says you just need to put July

behind you. We're in this pitch and playing good. Everything else will happen. You start

worrying about your numbers next year's contract, things like that that comes into people's lives.

There's a lot going on. They have a lot of people talking to him. Murphy says the team just needs

to look ahead. You have to kind of reach down and kind of reassess like where you are personally

and how you can get back to that. The lift in your step and that edge that you had early and not

worry about standings and things like that. Worry about playing good. That's it.

Worry about playing good. The Braurs are now leading by just five games by virtue of the

Cardinals getting another win. 10-1. Their score over Texas. Elsewhere in inner league action.

It was Miami 6 Tampa Bay 2. The Yankee 6 Philadelphia 5. Minnesota over the

Mets 8-3. Houston 5. Pittsburgh 4. San Francisco 1-nothing over Oakland and Colorado beat the

Angels 2-1. In the National League, Arizona 5-4 over Washington. The Cubs beat Cincinnati 13-4.

San Diego 8 and the Dodgers 1. From the American League, Baltimore 10 Toronto 4, Kansas City 10-3 over

the White Sox. Boston 3 and Seattle 2 as well in the American League. In football news, Wednesday was

offense day at the Packers training camp. Starting quarter-ag Jordan Love showed some pinpoint

accuracy on long passes. The day after the Green Bay defense had dominated. Roshan Gary did get

another sack during the work week and third year wide receiver Romeo Dobbs was singled out

for his work during one-on-ones and he did most of the work against standout cornerback Chaiier

Alexander. Those exercises are weighted toward the offense because defensive backs are in press

coverage and there is no pass rush. Jordan Love says he has caught up despite

to missing a few days of camp so far. Yeah, no, I'm definitely, you know, getting back in that

rhythm. Like training camp at speed is always so much faster. I feel like everybody's got that

energy and they're flying around, especially to start. So definitely, you know, some I'm just

getting back to playing fast and trying to myself slow down in the midst of all of it and trying

not get sped up myself with my feet and my reeds, which I think is so much on focus on right now.

Love says it is easier this year than last year at this point. We have a lot more chemistry

together, but obviously I think we're still working through a lot of things as offense,

building that chemistry, just understanding where we need to be on on plays,

the timing of plays, things like that. What we like for certain coverages, so I think it's

definitely still working progress, but compared to last year, I think there's a lot less question

marks. Guys understand where we need to be, a lot better, we have a better feel for the offense,

but some we got to keep building on every day. And Coach Matlow Flore talked about developing the 53

man roster for the Packers. We've got to be someone cognizant of your needs and what you're going

to play with, but you know, I think every year's a different situation in regards to certain position

groups, but I would say for the most part, most teams are going to keep right around the same numbers

at certain spots. Obviously, it could be a plus one or plus two at different positions.

Wisconsin, senior safety Hunter Waller has been named to the watch list for the Nagersky Trophy.

That honor goes to the most outstanding defensive player in college football each year.

Waller is a senior from Muskego. He was named first team all big 10 at the end of last season.

The football writers Association of America just released its list of the top 75 defenders in

the country who are on the watch list. The judge who presided over the class action lawsuit filed by

Sunday ticket subscribers against the NFL said the jury did not follow his instructions in determining

damages. US district judge Philip Gutierrez made the remark as he heard the NFL's post trial

motion asking that Gutierrez rule the league. If he finds the plaintiffs did not prove their case,

Gutierrez could also order a new trial because the eight person jury came up with its own calculations

for damages. The US men's basketball team added easier time with South Sudan in the rematch than

it did when the teams met a couple of weeks ago. The US clinched a trip to the quarter finals

at the Paris Olympics by beating South Sudan 103 to 86. In the action last night,

bam at a bio scored 18 Kevin Durand scored 14 for the Americans who took control with a 25 to

four run in the first half. Katie Ladecki has tied one of swimming's most impressive records.

Chances are she'll have it all to herself by the time she finishes the Paris Olympics.

The 27-year-old Ladecki bumped her career total to 12 medals with a dominating victory in the

1,500 meter freestyle. I'm Philney, that's an update courtesy of the WRCO's sports boosters.