MEMPHIS -- Somewhere toward the end of the most dizzying string of pitches he'd ever caught -- arguably among the most dominant thrown at this level -- Carson Kelly looked up. The scoreboard looming high above right field of AutoZone Park, tucked in the heart of America's proudest music town, flashed a song.
Kelly turned to Alex Reyes, the right-hander riding a rhythm unheard of in the 116-year history of the Pacific Coast League, and posed a question.
"You know you struck out the whole entire lineup in a row, right?" Kelly asked.