Gil continues hot start for RiverDogs

Yankees No. 13 prospect fans nine, hurls five one-hit innings

Through three starts, opponents are hitting .167 against Charleston right-hander Luis Gil. (Michael Wiser/MiLB.com)

By Duane Cross | April 20, 2019 12:10 AM ET

Yankees No. 13 prospect Luis Gil allowed one hit and struck out nine over five scoreless frames before Class A Charleston dropped a 5-4, 10-inning decision to Augusta on Friday night.

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Turang rattles off three hits for Wisconsin

Brewers No. 3 prospect reaches base four times, scores a run

Brice Turang was drafted 21st overall last June out of Santiago High School in Corona, California. (Justin Edwards/Wisconsin Timber Ratters)

By Joe Bloss | April 19, 2019 11:26 PM ET

Brewers No. 3 prospect Brice Turang doubled twice in his second straight three-hit game, but Class A Wisconsin dropped a 4-3 decision to Clinton on Friday night.

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Bohm keeps producing for Lakewood

Top Phillies prospect collects three hits, reaches base four times

Alec Bohm has posted three three-hit performances in his first 55 games of professional baseball. (Ken Inness/MiLB.com)

By Andrew Battifarano | April 19, 2019 10:44 PM ET

Top Phillies prospect Alec Bohm collected three hits and reached base four times in Class A Lakewood's 5-3 loss to Lexington on Friday.

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Cougars trio combines on no-hitter

D-backs' Valdez, Toelken, Workman face two over minimum

Bryan Valdez compiled a 4.73 ERA in six appearances with Kane County last season. (Jared Ravich/MiLB.com)

By Chris Bumbaca | April 19, 2019 10:10 PM ET

D-backs prospects Bryan Valdez, Andy Toelken and Blake Workman threw a no-hitter, facing one batter over the minimum, as Class A Kane County beat Quad Cities, 1-0, on Friday night.

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Rodriguez placed on IL with hand injury

Mariners No. 5 prospect reportedly suffered hairline fracture

Julio Rodriguez, 18, played in five Cactus League games for the Mariners this spring. (Freek Bouw/Phrake Photography)

By Sam Dykstra | April 19, 2019 4:35 PM ET

Julio Rodriguez was placed on the Class A West Virginia injured list Friday. The Mariners' No. 5 prospect suffered a hairline fracture in his left hand on a hit-by-pitch, according to The Athletic.

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Red Sox calling up Chavis for MLB debut

No. 76 overall prospect joining Boston to help out in infield

Michael Chavis has hit six home runs over 20 games with Triple-A Pawtucket going back to last season. (Ken Jancef/MiLB.com)

By Sam Dykstra | April 19, 2019 1:27 PM ET

The Red Sox are calling up No. 76 overall prospect Michael Chavis from Triple-A Pawtucket for the first time to help out on the infield, the organization announced Friday.

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Texas notes: Lux takes cues from the top

Dodgers No. 3 prospect thriving with advice from L.A.'s veterans

A first-round pick in 2016, Gavin Lux has multiple hits in six of his first 10 games this season. (Ben Sandstrom/MiLB.com)

By Troy Schulte | April 19, 2019 11:17 AM ET

Gavin Lux soaked up knowledge from veteran Major Leaguers this offseason, including Chase Utley, Justin Turner and Enrique Hernandez.

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Toolshed: Top 10 Vlad Jr. moments

Counting down top prospect's memorable homers, highlights

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has played for six Toronto affiliates in four seasons. (Brian McLeod/MiLB.com, Buffalo Bisons)

By Sam Dykstra | April 19, 2019 9:54 AM ET

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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Prospect Roundup: Games of April 18

Angels' Canning gets first win; Dodgers' Downs delivers slam

Angels No. 2 prospect Griffin Canning has allowed one run and struck out 17 in 16 Triple-A innings this season. (Sue Ogrocki/AP)

By Duane Cross | April 19, 2019 9:54 AM ET

Angels No. 2 prospect Griffin Canning lowered his ERA to 0.56 as he scattered four hits over a season-high six scoreless innings for his first victory as Salt Lake routed Fresno, 10-1.

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Lindor shines in Triple-A rehab assignment

Cleveland shortstop falls triple short of cycle, scores three times

Francisco Lindor set a franchise record with nine leadoff home runs for the Indians last season. (David Monseur/MiLB.com)

By Katie Woo | April 18, 2019 10:52 PM ET

Indians shortstop Francisco Lindor fell a triple short of the cycle in his rehab assignment with Triple-A Columbus as the Clippers topped the Louisville Bats, 8-5.

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