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France, Chihuahuas trying to sweep away Aces in matinee

France, Chihuahuas trying to sweep away Aces in matinee

Padres prospect Ty France is 15-for-25 (.600) with seven homers and 17 RBIs in the first six games of El Paso's current homestand. He and the Chihuahuas are looking to complete a four-game sweep of Reno this afternoon.

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Jones crushes second homer

Round Rock's Taylor Jones hits his second homer of the game, a no-doubter to give the Express a 2-0 lead in Memphis on Monday afternoon.
Nunez, Ramos run wild

Dom Nunez recorded his first career three-homer game and Rockies No. 26 prospect Roberto Ramos tied the franchise record with eight RBIs as Albuquerque matched team marks for runs in a game and victory margin.
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Keller posts six eggs on board for Easter

Top-ranked PIttsburgh prospect Mitch Keller strikes out his eighth batter of the game while allowing two hits over six scoreless frames for Triple-A Indianapolis.
Robert's hot start Dash-ed by injury

Luis Robert is day-to-day with a contusion on his left hand. The fourth-ranked White Sox prospect suffered the injury during the nightcap of Saturday's twinbill.
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Miller has Jumbo night for Shrimp

Brian Miller recorded his first five-hit game since his junior season at the University of North Carolina, falling a homer shy of the cycle for Jacksonville
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Yaz makes a homer-saving catch

Sacramento's Mike Yastrzemski makes a spectacular grab to rob Salt Lake's Matt Thaiss of a home run.

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Jones crushes second homer of game for Express

Jones crushes second homer of game for Express

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Mobile's Marsh hits first Double-A homer

Mobile's Marsh hits first Double-A homer

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Centeno Cuts Down Fields at Second

Centeno Cuts Down Fields at Second

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Ambassadors for Change: Mike Abramson

This feature series spotlights the people and programs that champion diversity and inclusion in Minor League Baseball. This week we profile Yard Goats' general manager Mike Abramson.
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Senzel to make season debut Tuesday

Out with an ankle injury since March 25, top Reds prospect Nick Senzel will report to the Triple-A Louisville and make his season debut on Tuesday night.
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Mountcastle stays hot across Tides twinbill

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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
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Franco, McKay shine brightly for Rays
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AFL to begin earlier, open up player pool

Major League Baseball announced big changes to the Arizona Fall League for the 2019 season, including moving up the schedule and opening up the roster restrictions.
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Promo Preview: Omaha joke becomes reality

On April Fools' Day, the Omaha Storm Chasers announced that they would play as the Potholes. That joke is now reality: Potholes Night is April 24.
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Blue Jays prospect Vladimir Guerrero Jr. might not be in the Minor Leagues much longer. While he's still around, the Toolshed counts down the 10 most memorable moments of his young career.
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