The Durham game tonight was obviously much more interesting than the dog being played at Riverwalk Stadium at the moment.
Mitch Talbot made his Class AAA debut with six no-hit innings in the Bulls' 1-0 win. According to my records (and I'm including last year's Southern League playoffs, dadgumit), that's 28 straight scoreless innings for Talbot.
Sept. 3 at Mississippi: Braves score a second-inning run and Talbot leaves after six.
Sept. 9 vs. Jacksonville: Talbot throws five-hit shutout, striking out Biscuits-record 14.
Sept. 14 vs. Huntsville: Talbot throws five-hit shutout, striking out 10.
Tonight vs. Pawtucket: Talbot throws six no-hit innings.
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Mitch Talbot looked solid yesterday, not dominant but very effective.
He was topping out around 94 and I didn't see any contact on his changeup in the first 3 innings.
Having said all that, Sonnanstine was the most impressive of the 3 Biscuit starters from last year. He looked dominant and if the radar guns were off, you would have thought you were watching an ace.
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