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Stock Watch: Refsnyder rising with 'Riders
In this week's Stock Watch, a look at emerging second base prospect Robert Refsnyder, who could be in line for a call up to the Yankees soon. More » -
Chiefs' Kaminsky hurls six scoreless innings
Rob Kaminsky continued his mastery at Dozer Park on Sunday, scattering five hits over six innings as Class A Peoria blanked visiting Great Lakes, 4-0. More » -
McKnight yields one hit in Chiefs' win
Blake McKnight allowed one hit and struck out six over seven innings in his best start of the season Friday night as Class A Peoria edged visiting Lansing, 1-0. More » -
MWL notes: Kaminsky refining his curve
Rob Kaminsky didn't start learning to pitch until his sophomore season in high school, and the 19-year-old Chiefs left-hander is taking the role seriously, studying video of ace Clayton Kershaw. More » -
Appy notes: Cards' Mercado faces tall task
Listed at 6-foot-2, Oscar Mercado is the third-tallest position player on the Johnson City roster, though he'd like to stand out for more than his height. "I think I can do a little bit of everything," he said. More » -
Gaviglio bounces back with two-hit outing
Right-hander Sam Gaviglio allowed two hits and struck out nine batters over six innings in Double-A Springfield's 10-0 rout of Tulsa on Wednesday evening. More » -
FSL notes: Tilson ready to play spoiler role
Although he grew up in Cubs territory, Charlie Tilson is not a fan, which turned out to be a good move when the Cardinals drafted him in the second round in 2011 out of New Trier High School. More » -
Redbirds' Petrick hurls two-hitter at Sky Sox
Zach Petrick pitched a seven-inning two-hitter and struck out six on Saturday as Triple-A Memphis blanked Colorado Springs, 1-0, in the first game of a doubleheader. More » -
Spikes' Nielsen unhittable in first pro start
After making only four pitching appearances in college, Trey Nielsen tossed four hitless innings in his first professional start Wednesday as Short-Season State College beat Vermont, 7-0. More » -
Redbirds' Gast perfect for 5 2/3 innings
John Gast fired 5 2/3 perfect innings and weathered the first storm, but he was reduced to a spectator following a second rain delay as Triple-A Memphis dropped a 4-2 decision to Nashville. More » -
Kaminsky hurls seven scoreless frames
Rob Kaminsky, the Cardinals' No. 3 prospect, scattered three hits across a career-high seven innings Monday as Class A Peoria beat visiting Quad Cities, 8-2. More » -
Spikes' Anderson fans 10, sets team record
Will Anderson allowed three hits and recorded a career-high 10 strikeouts over seven innings Sunday as Short-Season State College silenced Williamsport, 5-0. More » -
Taveras compiles four hits for Redbirds
Top St. Louis prospect Oscar Taveras delivered his second four-hit performance this season as Memphis fell to Round Rock, 9-1, on Thursday night. More » -
Add two more dingers onto Wick's tally
Cardinals prospect Rowan Wick collected a Spikes-record third multi-homer game of the season, but watched State College fall to Jamestown, 8-7, from the on-deck circle. More » -
De Leon blasts three for State College
For his first multi-hit game of the season, Cardinals infield prospect Alex De Leon collected a club-record three homers en route to State College's 10-3 win over Batavia. More » -
Kelly knocks in five runs in Chiefs' win
Cardinals No. 7 prospect Carson Kelly established career highs with three doubles and and five RBIs on Saturday night, helping Class A Peoria defeat Quad Cities, 9-2. More » -
Palm Beach's Helisek flirts with no-hitter
For the third time this season, Kyle Helisek allowed just one hit. On Saturday, a solo homer was his only mistake over seven innings as Palm Beach edged Charlotte, 2-1. More » -
Cards' McKinney gets first Appy League win
Making his Appalachian League debut, 2013 fifth-round Draft pick Ian McKinney dominated for Johnson City, allowing two hits over seven innings in a 3-0 win over Bluefield More » -
Cardinals' Godoy plates six on career night
St. Lois catching prospect Jose Godoy went 4-for-5 with a career-high six RBIs as Johnson City shut out Bluefield, 13-0, in the season opener for both teams. More » -
Jenkins gives Jupiter the cold shoulder
Ten months after undergoing right shoulder surgery, Tyrell Jenkins pitched six hitless innings on Tuesday night as Class A Advanced Palm Beach cruised past Jupiter, 9-0. More » -
Wick belts two more long balls for Spikes
No stranger to homering in bunches, Rowan Wick picked up his second multi-homer game of the season for State College in a 6-3 win over Williamsport. More » -
Chiefs' Kaminsky tosses six shutout innings
Cardinals prospect Rob Kaminksy carried a no-hitter into his final inning and ended up allowing two singles over six in Class A Peoria's 5-0 blanking of Clinton on Saturday night. More » -
Cardinals' Gonzales fans 10 in second win
Marco Gonzales recorded a career-high 10 strikeouts while breezing through six innings, allowing an unearned run on two hits, as Double-A Springfield edged Northwest Arkansas, 2-1. More » -
Reyes turns fortunes around in Peoria
Alex Reyes, the Cardinals' No. 5 prospect, survived a rocky first inning and went the distance for the first time as Peoria took the first game of a twinbill against Kane County, 2-1. More » -
Gray, Gaviglio use changeups well in duel
Jon Gray tossed five hitless innings, but he and Tulsa were outdone by Sam Gaviglio, who struck out 11 before Double-A Springfield walked off with a 2-1 victory on Tuesday night. More » -
Texas notes: Wilson enters comfort zone
A Memphis-area native, second baseman Jacob Wilson finds himself traversing much more familiar territory since the Cardinals promoted him from Class A Advanced Palm Beach to Springfield last month. More » -
Reed thrives in Chiefs' narrow win
Jimmy Reed uses his closer mentality from college to stay dominant in close games. On Friday, he gave up two hits over seven innings in Peoria's 1-0 blanking of Beloit. More » -
Cards promote Taveras from Memphis
The Cardinals have promoted outfielder Oscar Taveras from Triple-A Memphis, with the team's top prospect expected to arrive in St. Louis ahead of Saturday's game against the Giants. More » -
Cooney comes within one out of no-hitter
No. 9 Cardinals prospect Tim Cooney settled for a one-hit shutout in Triple-A Memphis' 4-0 win over Iowa on Thursday. He struck out seven and walked two. More » -
Cardinals' Gonzales gets first Double-A win
Facing the Texas League's most selective lineup in his second Double-A start, Marco Gonzales carved up Midland on Friday night in Springfield's 1-0 victory. More » -
Taveras posts third straight multi-hit day
Top Cardinals prospect Oscar Taveras went 3-for-5 in Triple-A Memphis' 9-8 loss to Colorado Springs on Thursday. Taveras has 10 hits over his last three games. More » -
Palm Beach's Helisek hurls best outing yet
Kyle Helisek allowed one hit and one walk in seven scoreless innings Thursday afternoon to lead Class A Advanced Palm Beach to a 7-1 win at home over Brevard County. More » -
Palm Beach turns 'routine' triple play
Cardinals prospects Bruce Caldwell, Breyvic Valera and Luke Voit turned an around-the-horn triple play Wednesday in Class A Advanced Palm Beach's 4-3 victory over Brevard County. More » -
Taveras collects four hits for Redbirds
Baseball's No. 2 prospect Oscar Taveras drove in two runs and scored another to pace Triple-A Memphis to a 6-3 win over Colorado Springs on Tuesday night. More » -
Palm Beach walks off in pitchers' duel
Cardinals righty Thomas Lee hurled eight three-hit innings while Brewers southpaw Jed Bradley spun nine shutout frames as Palm Beach edged Brevard County, 1-0. More » -
Chiefs' Katz ends slump with career night
Mason Katz recorded his first career two-homer game, going 4-for-4 with four RBIs on Tuesday night to power Class A Peoria to a 14-3 romp over visiting Clinton. More » -
Chiefs' Reyes takes no-no into seventh
Arturo Reyes took a no-hitter into the seventh and struck out eight in the longest outing of his career Sunday afternoon as Peoria dropped a 7-1, 10-inning decision to Wisconsin. More » -
Cornelius, Cards hold Drillers to two hits
Jonathan Cornelius allowed two hits over 6 1/3 innings and relievers Joey Donofrio and Lee Stoppelman shut the door in the final 2 2/3 frames as Springfield beat Tulsa, 4-0. More » -
Cards' Grichuk, Taveras put on laser show
Randal Grichuk went 2-for-3 with two homers, three RBIs and three runs and Oscar Taveras hit his sixth long ball of the year, but Memphis fell to Omaha, 10-6. More » -
Wong keeps delivering following demotion
Cardinals No. 2 prospect Kolten Wong went 4-for-5 with a homer and four RBIs to lead Triple-A Memphis to a 14-3 win over Round Rock on Tuesday afternoon. More »
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Players of the Week
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Offensive Players of the Week
Charlotte's Andy Wilkins hit five homers and 16 RBIs to win his second straight IL Player of the Week award. MORE » -
Pitchers of the Week
Nationals top prospect Lucas Giolito was nearly perfect for Class A Hagerstown, and D-backs No. 4 prospect Aaron Blair made himself at home at Double-A Mobile to highlight the Pitchers of the Week. MORE »