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International League
With Triple-A leagues enjoying their All-Star break, MiLB.com takes a statistical first-half look at every International League team. More

Pacific Coast League
Oklahoma's Jason Botts continued his hot streak heading into the Triple-A All-Star break. He batted .425 with five homers on the week. More

Double-A

Eastern League
The Akron Aeros, who are in first place in the Southern Division, will have five players participating in Wednesday's Eastern League All-Star Game. More

Southern League
Montgomery's Mike Prochaska tied a franchise record when he ran his scoreless streak to 22 innings last week. More

Texas League
Despite losing two of their top starters, Chance Douglass and Troy Patton, to Triple-A Round Rock, the Corpus Christi Hooks put together a 6-1 record last week. More

Class A Advanced

Carolina League
Myrtle Beach's Kala Ka'aihue was honored for his performance in June (.378, 9 HR) when he was named the TOPPS Carolina League Player of the Month. More

California League
Bakersfield's Chris Davis is quietly joining the likes of Mitch Hilligoss, Brandon Watson and Mat Gamel. Through Sunday, he owns a league-best 28-game hitting streak. More

Florida State League
The Dunedin Blue Jays, who finished the first half with a 31-39 record, seem to have turned it around in the second half. They own an 11-7 record and are 1 1/2 games behind Tampa in the West Division. More

Class A

Midwest League
Denis Phipps's career night led the Dragons to a 20-3 win over Great Lakes on Thursday. Phipps hit his first professional grand slam and drove in a career-high six runs. More

South Atlantic League
Another hot week kept Kannapolis' Chris Carter on top of the leaderboards. He currently paces the South Atlantic League with 18 homers. More

Class A Short-Season

New York-Penn League
Jedidiah Stephen was one of three Minor League players to hit for the cycle on Saturday. He became just the second player in Aberdeen history to accomplish the feat. More

Northwest League
After the first couple weeks of the season, Eugene's Justin Pickett paces the league with six homers. More

Rookie

Appalachian League
Burlington's Nicholas Doscher is batting below the Mendoza line, but he's hitting when it counts. The catcher boasts a .571 average and has driven in six of his nine runs with runners in scoring position and two outs. More

Pioneer League
The Orem Owlz are batting an impressive .312 as a team, and first baseman Gordon Gronkowski had led the way thus far. He leads the league with 24 RBIs and 34 hits. More