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Sacramento's Peterson lays out for a diving catch
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Diaz's sliding catch seals win for Buffalo
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Quick-thinking Arcia converts for Manatees
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Lindor makes diving stop, throws from his knees
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Smith completes cycle with ninth-inning triple
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Gallo extends Minors lead with 36th home run
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De Paula's successful debut with Storm
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Cubs' Soler crushes his first Triple-A homer
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Pederson goes yard again for the Isotopes
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Hessman hits another tape-measure shot
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Tides' Walker drills first Triple-A home run
Top-five Cubs prospects and Double-A Smokies roommates Addison Russell and Albert Almora teamed up to deliver a combined eight hits and four runs scored in Monday's victory.
In his first rehab appearance since going on the disabled list earlier this month, Pittsburgh's Gerrit Cole allowed five hits while fanning seven over five innings in Indianapolis' shutout.
After dominating the Minors' lower levels, Nationals righty Austin Voth is set to make his Double-A debut Tuesday night. The hurler leads Harrisburg at Richmond at 7:05 p.m. ET.
Joey Gallo bashed five homers and drove in 13 runs for Frisco and D-backs prospect Aaron Blair fanned 16 to win his first two Double-A starts to headline the week's top performers.
In Joe Santry, the team's historian and director of media and communications, the Columbus Clippers have a direct line to more than a century's worth of wonderful baseball stories.
Top Headlines
- Roomies Almora, Russell team up for Smokies
- Cole tosses five shutout frames in rehab for Indy
- IronPigs' Franco homers on perfect night at plate
- Augliera doesn't let rain ruin stellar Dogs start
- Brewer comes up Aces on mound, at plate
- Second time's the charm for D-Cubs' Paniagua
- Vavra delivers career night for Elizabethton
- Five (or six?) Loons combine on one-hitter
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Players of the Week
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Pitchers of the Week
Nationals top prospect Lucas Giolito was nearly perfect for Hagerstown, and D-backs No. 4 prospect Aaron Blair made himself at home at Mobile. MORE »
Top Prospects
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A real firecracker
After batting .172 in April and .162 in June, Philly's No. 3 prospect Maikel Franco went 4-for-4 with a homer and two RBIs for Lehigh Valley on Monday. MORE »
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A second impression
Bouncing back from a rough Florida State League debut, Juan Paniagua gave up two hits over six innings as Daytona blanked Bradenton, 7-0. MORE »
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MiLB PROSPECTive
New Cub Russell at home down South
Addison Russell is settling right in with his new Tennessee Smokies club since being traded to Chicago from Oakland -- in fact, the Pensacola native says he's glad to be back in a league with some humidity. MORE » -
Prospect Roundup
Roundup for Sunday, July 27
Sunday's Prospect Roundup features outstanding performances from Mets right-hander Noah Syndergaard, who fanned eight for Las Vegas, and Devon Travis of the Tigers, who went 4-for-4 for Erie. MORE » -
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More Ben in Ohio
Ben is back on the road living like a trucker does (although he hasn't got the belly). Stops in Akron, Columbus, Indianapolis and Charleston, West Virginia led to great moments on the Biz Blog for all Mankind. MORE » -
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Vegas always wins in airport money prank
The Las Vegas 51s had some fun with airport travelers last week, while Bakersfield and Hillsboro survived a second round of broken buses. Plus, players were divided on Chipotle. MORE »
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