RubberDucks Game RecapRubberDucks 5 (17-27, 51-62) - Rumble Ponies 0 (22-25, 57-54)WP: Scott Moss (1-0) LP: Tony Dibrell (0-4) Save: Argenis Angulo (2)SummaryAkron RubberDucks got five shutout innings from newly-acquired starting pitcher Scott Moss and a clutch two-run, second-inning double by Nellie Rodríguez to defeat the Binghamton Rumble Ponies 5-0

With the countdown getting ever closer to the Trade Deadline, Taylor Trammell is heading west in a three-team blockbuster. Baseball's No. 30 overall prospect was shipped from the Reds and landed with the Padres in the deal that involved Cincinnati acquiring hurler Trevor Bauer and the Indians getting five players, including

Look out below, Scott Moss is heating up on the mound.Cincinnati's No. 15 prospect threw six hitless innings, striking out nine -- including seven Smokies in a row at one point -- while walking four in Double-A Chattanooga's 3-2 win over Tennessee on Monday night.

Four of MLB.com's top 100 prospects were honored by the Florida State League on Wednesday, but it was two players outside their respective farm systems' top 30 that took home the biggest awards in the Class A Advanced circuit.Clearwater outfielder Jose Pujols was named the FSL Player of the Year

The transition to the Florida State League was a rocky one for Scott Moss. Those days, however, are a distant memory.The Reds' No. 21 prospect allowed two hits and struck out eight over seven innings as Class A Advanced Daytona blanked Jupiter, 8-0, on Friday night at Jackie Robinson Ballpark.

Theme of the dayYou get a promotion and you get a promotion and you get a promotion: Some days, the on-the-field action takes a back seat to the news off the diamond. Three of MLB.com's top 100 prospects moved up a level and made their debuts with new clubs Tuesday

This offseason, MiLB.com is taking a look at the most outstanding campaigns by players in each system across Minor League Baseball and honoring the players -- regardless of age or prospect status -- who had the best seasons in their organization.While the Reds struggled to a third consecutive last-place finish

They may play in the Lone Star State, but Frisco teammates Yohander Méndez and Collin Wiles will both be getting stars this week.Each hurler pitched a shutout during the RoughRiders' doubleheader Saturday, prompting the Double-A Texas League to give out co-Pitcher of the Week awards. Mendez and Wiles combined to

While charting Tony Santillan's near-perfect performance on Friday night, Scott Moss pondered what it would take to one-up his teammate."It's funny. You see a guy go perfect through, I think it was 6 1/3 [innings], it's kind of like seeing back-to-back home runs as a hitter," Moss said. "It's like, 'Well,