After a whirlwind weekend in Sioux Falls, the Hopkins Millers finish the week with three wins, two losses, one little league home run, and zero shame from the parents who belted out “Sweet Caroline” from the top of the Bird Cage dugout. We break down the big hits, brutal innings, and our Fels-Naptha Hustle Player of the Weekend, Will Johnston, who wore more dirt than fabric.

The Hopkins Post 320 Millers 17U have just wrapped up a wild seven-game stretch that had everything: from offensive explosions where they poured on runs, to tight pitcher's duels, and even a few head-scratching losses where they still out-hit their opponents. We'll unpack how the team landed five decisive wins, including dominant scores like 18-1 against Wayzata Gold, 15-3 over Tri-City Maroon Jr. Legion, 18-4 and 17-2 against 2025 SLP Jr. Legion, and 11-1 versus Richfield Blues Jr Legion. At the heart of this rollercoaster, Morgan Paul has been absolutely on a tear, consistently delivering multi-hit games and driving in crucial runs. Plus, we'll dive into the incredible 11-strikeout performance by Colin Frodermann in their most recent victory. Don't miss our deep dive into the big swings, crucial plays, and defining moments of this past week!

The Miller's took a trip to Sleepy Eye, but Ezra Black's bat was awake! Join us as we break down the Hopkins Post 320 Millers 17U's past week. This episode dives into the intensity of their past three games, including a challenging double-header against Sleepy Eye Jr. Legion. We zoom in on the dramatic 12-10 extra-inning loss, a game where the Millers displayed immense resilience, collecting nine hits and impressively erasing a five-run deficit in the seventh inning to force extra innings. Ezra Black was a key offensive force, racking up three hits. We also take a look at their 8-4 loss to Sleepy Eye Jr. Legion, where Colin Frodermann collected another double-digit strikeout game, and their 11-1 loss to Hamel Sr. Legion. Get the full scoop on how the Millers got dirty on the diamond, battling through every inning!

Welcome, Millers fans, to your essential weekly summary! The past week for the Hopkins Post 320 Millers 17U was an absolute whirlwind of baseball drama! The week opened with an offensive explosion in a commanding 13-5 win against White Bear Lake. A disappointing loss to Wayzata Blue was followed by the Apple Valley Classic. A tie to Farmington, a loss to STMA, a tie with Wayzata Gold, a thrilling walk off win versus Eastview, a dub over Rosemount, and ending with a loss to Farmington.

The undeniable highlight was the jaw-dropping 9-7 walk-off victory over Eastview Thunder Junior Legion Silver, an incredible five-run comeback in the bottom of the seventh inning, capped by Frank Huibregtse's dramatic two-run double that sealed the win! Colin Frodermann led a dominant pitching performance against Rosemount with 12 strikeouts in a 5-2 semifinal victory.

For all the incredible plays, strategic breakdowns, and behind-the-scenes stories from this unforgettable week, you absolutely need to tune into the full Millers podcast – you won't want to miss a single detail!

The Hopkins Post 320 Millers opened their season with a 2-1 victory over Prior Lake Junior Legion 17U in a pitcher's duel. Hopkins' win was anchored by pitcher Liam Cowley, who delivered a complete game, recording all 21 outs over seven innings while allowing only one run on seven hits and striking out five. The decisive runs for Hopkins came in the bottom of the third inning. Will Johnston sparked the 3rd inning with a double and later advancing to third. The scoring was initiated by an Ethan Nguyen sacrifice fly and immediately followed by a Michael Saladino double that brought in the second run. Prior Lake managed to score their single run in the top of the seventh inning on a Carter Benedict single. While Prior Lake out-hit Hopkins seven to four and committed no errors compared to Hopkins' one, the Millers secured the narrow opening day win played in chilly, drizzly rain. Join us for a detailed breakdown of this opening day win! Rate and subscribe to the podcast!

Welcome to the Hopkins Post 320 Millers weekly pod! Your source for weekly recaps, standout performances, and what to watch as the Millers return to the field for the summer 2025 season. With familiar names like Frodermann, Saladino, Lysne, and Huibregtse leading the charge, and a deep roster of new talent stepping in, it’s shaping up to be an exciting ride.

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