In a standard MiLB season, I take my decision-making very seriously. Part of it is based on which MLB organizations are being opposed. A decent chunk of it is the starting pitchers. My default is, which of the available games will educate me the most. The night that Justin Steele suffered his injury that led to Tommy John surgery, I had chosen his Myrtle Beach game to listen to. Injuries suck.
Sunday, Steele was added to the Cubs roster. Having a 60-player pool merged with a 40-man roster, these are the good days. Steele was back pitching, after surgery, in less than a year.