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Thomas' walk-off ends 'curse of the alligator'

Thomas' walk-off ends 'curse of the alligator'

Chopper can rest soundly since top D-backs prospect Alek Thomas secured the Rawhide's first championship since 1978 with a double in the bottom of the 10th inning in Game 4 of the Championship Series.

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Déjà vu all over again

Riley Thompson fanned 10 over five hitless innings as South Bend put together a 7-0 sweep to the Midwest crown, similar to last year's run to the Northwest title.
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Garcia gives his all

Houston's No. 29 prospect Luis Garcia gets Kyle Kasser swinging for his 11th strikeout against Wilmington, but Fayetteville falls short of its first Carolina League title.
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— Amarillo Sod Poodles (Blue Checkmark) (@sodpoodles) September 15, 2019
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— South Bend Cubs (@SBCubs) September 15, 2019
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— Clinton LumberKings (@LumberKings) September 14, 2019
And the Thunder rolls

Trenton captured its first Eastern League title since 2013, getting five hitless innings from Rony Garcia to dispatch Bowie in Game 4 of the Championship Series.
Legends' Rohlman lives every kid's dream

Reed Rohlman smacked a two-run walk-off homer in the 13th inning to beat Hickory and give Lexington its second straight South Atlantic League championship.
Mets' Allan joins the Podcast!

Mets prospect Matthew Allan talks about the Draft and Brooklyn's crown. Also, Tyler and Sam discuss the importance of the Minors; Ben shares Suns stories.

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Wilmington Blue Rocks win Carolina League title

Wilmington Blue Rocks win Carolina League title

SEP 15, 2019 | 01:30

Pratto adds insurance for Wilmington

Pratto adds insurance for Wilmington

SEP 15, 2019 | 00:35

Amarillo's Reed touches 'em all

Amarillo's Reed touches 'em all

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Diversity & Inclusion

Ambassadors for Change: Missoula Osprey and Kim Klages Johns

This series spotlights the people, programs and stories that champion diversity and inclusion in Minor League Baseball. This week we profile the Missoula Osprey and their director of community relations, Kim Klages Johns.
Ambassadors for Change: Madeline Hamada
Literacy and baseball: A perfect combination
Ambassadors for Change: Chris Singleton
Ambassadors for Change: Grace Eng

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Dunn leads quartet of M's callups

The Mariners promoted No. 5 prospect Justin Dunn, outfielder Kyle Lewis, reliever Art Warren and infielder Donnie Walton for their Major League debuts.
Cubs bringing up Hoerner from Smokies
Trammell propels Amarillo to Texas Finals
A's to call up Luzardo from Triple-A
Ferguson, Express book trip to PCL Finals

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Organization All-Stars

Kieboom leads charge for Nats All-Stars

Shortstop Carter Kieboom, MLB.com's No. 37 overall prospect, impressed with an .801 OPS across two levels and cemented his place as a Nationals Organization All-Star.
Blue Jays system ready to make an impact
Fast-rising Gorman leads Cards All-Stars
Franco, McKay shine brightly for Rays
White stands tall among Mariners All-Stars

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Arizona Fall League

Adell, Lewis headline Fall League rosters

Angels outfielder Jo Adell (Mesa) and Twins shortstop Royce Lewis (Salt River) headline the list of 20 Top-100 prospects named to 2019 Arizona Fall League rosters.
AFL to begin earlier, open up player pool
Davidson's moonshot secures AFL title for Peoria
Top prospects vie for Fall League title
Whitley dominates in final AFL start

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Ben's Biz

On the Road: Shagging in Hagerstown

Tony Dahbura is not just part of the Hagerstown Suns ownership group. He's also a Minor League schedule-maker and a veteran ball-shagger. Ben Hill reports.
On the Road: Hagerstown's team spirit
On the Road: A fond farewell to the Pfitz
P-Nats leave half-man, half-beast legacy
2020 vision: Iowa Cubs become Caucuses

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Toolshed

Toolshed: Hicklen more than raw talent

No. 15 Royals prospect Brewer Hicklen wants to be known as more than simply a well-rounded athlete, and in pursuit of his second title in two full seasons, he's begun to look like a late-blooming baseball star.
Toolshed: 2019's most memorable stats
Farm system storylines: Aug./Sept. edition
Toolshed: Prospects providing playoff boost
Toolshed: September callup preview

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