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'Hounds' Aliotti hits three HRs, drives in eight
Anthony Aliotti nearly doubled his home run output for the season on Saturday night, slugging three and driving in a career-high eight runs in Midland's 12-4 rout of Corpus Christi. MORE » -
P-Nats' Ray takes no-hit bid into seventh inning
Robbie Ray took a no-hitter into the seventh inning Saturday before allowing two runs on a pair of hits, finishing with nine strikeouts, as Potomac fell to Winston-Salem, 4-3. MORE » -
Express' Profar records first multi-homer game
Rangers top prospect Jurickson Profar belted two homers in second consecutive three-hit game Saturday night, rallying Triple-A Round Rock past Colorado Springs, 6-5. MORE » -
Sens' Jordan shines in second Double-A start
Taylor Jordan allowed one hit and recorded a career-high nine strikeouts over six shutout innigns in his Eastern League debut Saturday night as Harrisburg beat Reading, 6-4. MORE » -
Sounds' Morris comes off DL, homers twice
Hunter Morris came off the seven-day disabled list Saturday night and didn't miss a beat, homering twice and driving in four runs in Nashville's 11-0 rout of Salt Lake. MORE » -
Spring produces grand finish for Sea Dogs
Matt Spring capped a two-homer, six-RBI afternoon with a walk-off grand slam in the ninth inning, giving Double-A Portland a 10-7 triumph over Binghamton. MORE » -
Turley changes things up, beats Baysox
With the elements neutralizing his breaking pitches, Yankees prospect Nik Turley leaned on his fastball and changeup Saturday night and pitched a gem for Double-A Trenton. MORE » -
Nolin posts six more zeros for Fisher Cats
Sean Nolin allowed four hits over six innings in his second straight scoreless start Saturday night as Double-A New Hampshire blanked New Britain, 5-0. MORE » -
O's Gausman gives up donuts, strikes out 10
Orioles No. 2 prospect Kevin Gausman recorded a career-high 10 strikeouts over six innings for his second win of the season Friday night as Double-A Bowie edged Trenton, 2-1. MORE » -
PawSox's Brentz mashes walk-off no-doubter
One night after Wirfin Obispo struck him out in the ninth inning, Bryce Brentz belted a three-run walk-off homer off the right-hander Friday night to give Pawtucket a 5-4 win over Gwinnett. MORE »
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Cubs' Soler, Geiger go 14-for-18 in twinbill
Jorge Soler and Dustin Geiger combined to go 14-for-18 with seven extra-base hits, six RBIs and seven runs scored Friday as Daytona swept a doubleheader from Lakeland. MORE » -
Miracle's Baxendale lowers ERA to 1.07
Reigning Florida State League Pitcher of the Week D.J. Baxendale pitched seven shutout innings to lower his ERA to 1.07 as Fort Myers blanked Charlotte, 8-0, on Friday night. MORE » -
Hooks' Buchanan extends scoreless streak
Jake Buchanan allowed five hits over five innings to extend his scoreless streak to 24 1/3 on Friday night as Double-A Corpus Christi blanked Midland, 1-0. MORE » -
'Birds' Kline finds form, fans career-high 13
Branden Kline obliterated his career high with 13 strikeouts over 5 2/3 innings Friday night in Class A Delmarva's 5-2 come-from-behind victory over Hickory. MORE » -
Cubs' Jackson continues solid May with four hits
Brett Jackson went 4-for-5 with a double and a run scored on Friday night to raise his May batting average to .353, but Triple-A Iowa dropped a 9-8 decision to visiting Tucson. MORE » -
'Jackets' Biagini hurls seven one-hit innings
Joe Biagini allowed one hit and struck out two over seven innings and two relievers tossed two hitless frames Friday night as Class A Augusta rolled past Savannah, 11-0. MORE » -
Turnaround continues for Quakes' Gould
Dodgers prospect Garrett Gould struck out eight over six scoreless frames Friday, giving him a 1.52 ERA over his last three starts, as Rancho Cucamonga fell to San Jose, 5-3. MORE » -
Farm's Almanac: Origins of Thirsty Thursday
When the Asheville Tourists were sold just prior to the 2010 season, the new ownership group got more than just a baseball club. They also received the rights to what just may be the two most recognizable words in all of Minor League Baseball: Thirsty Thursday. MORE » -
Pelicans' Sardinas marks big day with career night
Luis Sardinas capped his 20th birthday with his second consecutive four-hit game. He plated a career-high five runs in Myrtle Beach's 12-3 win over Winston-Salem. MORE » -
Travelers' Oye wins duel with Naturals' Ventura
Matt Oye outdueled one of the hottest pitchers in the Texas League on Thursday, Yordano Ventura, with seven two-hit, scoreless frames in a 2-0 win for Double-A Arkansas. MORE »
MiLB.com Features
- Tourists pioneered 'Thirsty Thursday 'promo
- Johnson stealing the show with speed
- Tigers' Vasquez adjusting after leaving Venezuela
- Brewers prospect Bradley gets back on track
- Mariners' Miller offers options for Generals
- Giants' Panik finds his place at second base
- Angels' Cron shows range with Travelers
- Gibson gaining confidence after surgery
- Mets righty McHugh making his mark
- Bucs prospect Taillon on track with Curve
Players of the Week
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Offensive Players of the Week
Cedar Rapids' Adam Brett Walker II drove in 13 runs this week -- seven on Sunday afternoon -- and leads the Midwest League with 40 RBIs on the season. MORE » -
Pitchers of the Week
Right-hander D.J. Baxendale of Fort Myers allowed one unearned run on six hits while fanning 16 over 14 innings this week. MORE »
MiLB.com Press Releases
- Gates promoted to Hot Rods GM, COO
- Astros' new prez assures Hooks future
- Umpire School instructors to join camp
- Dragons detail All-Star block party
- Dragons honor breast cancer survivor
- Baysox to honor horse racing roots
- Lake Monsters games return to 960 AM
- Minor League clubs support Umps Care
- Family of four can see ballgame for $62
- MiLB partners with Stauffer Biscuit Co.