Road to the Show: Brayden Wiley, LHP

[Curyy94]

This is fun and hillarious to read

Keep up the good work!

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2010 Stats - Pitching
NAME	W	L	SV	QS	HLD	IP	H	ER	HR	BB	SO	WHIP	ERA
Brayden Wiley	2	2	0	2	8	49.2	48	14	3	15	49	1.27	2.54

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Thanks for the comments, guys.

I'll keep this going for as long as people read it. Five pages and only a few replies, though. I realize a lot of people just don't comment, but hopefully I get some replies and views here soon.

Maybe I need a catchier title?

[yougo1000]

Hey apostle this is really good. one of the beat I have ever read.

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I'm going to try and get in some more updates today.

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Quote: Originally Posted by yougo1000

Hey apostle this is really good. one of the beat I have ever read.

Thanks!

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Braves beat BayBears 1-0 in 10 innings
Wiley dominates again despite no-decision

By Luke Johnson

Mississippi Braves' fans were treated to another stellar pitching performance as Brayden Wiley threw another gem but did not get the win last night.

The Braves eventually won in 10 innings on Mitch Jones' sacrifice fly, however.

"Our offense has been sputtering, but our pitching is keeping us in games," said Braves' Manager Rocket Wheeler. "You saw that again tonight with our ace on the mound."

'Ace' probably wasn't the word that most would think would describe Wiley, not because of his ability, but rather because he's 19 (today was his birthday!) and is in Double-A.

Wiley went seven innings and only gave up two hits. He walked three and struck out six. He lowered his season ERA to 2.22.

"I'm feeling really good," said Wiley after the game. "My command was sharp early on. I walked two in the seventh but pulled out of the jam. All in all, it was a great birthday today. We won."

Wiley will get next start at home on Monday against the Montgomery Biscuits.

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Wiley struggles, Braves still win, 5-4
Mycal Jones has big day

By Luke Johnson

You can't throw a great game every time out.

At least, that's what Manager Rocket Wheeler told starter Brayden Wiley as he pulled the lefty with one out in the fifth.

Wiley struggled, going 4.1 innings. He allowed seven hits, four runs (all earned), walked three. He did not record a strikeout.

Despite Wiley's off performance, the Braves' offense played small ball to beat the Biscuits 5-4. Brett DeVall picked up the win and is now 5-2 on the season.

Mycal Jones led the Braves' offensive attack by going 4-4 with two singles, a double and triple. He scored three runs and had two RBIs.

Asked after the game on what went wrong, Wiley was pretty upbeat.

"I just didn't have it today but we won, so I'm happy," said Wiley. "It's nice to have your offense pick you up a bit. I didn't pitch well but days like this happen."