Jonathan India is handling the jump to Double-A just fine over his first three games.Cincinnati's No. 3 prospect notched his first three-hit game in the Southern League, scoring twice and driving in a run, in Chattanooga's 9-1 win over Birmingham on Wednesday at Regions Field.

It's been several days since Ibandel Isabel hasn't homered in a game, and he wasn't going to let the streak end on Saturday.The 25th-ranked Reds prospect launched a two-run shot in the fifth inning to extend his long ball streak to five games as Double-A Chattanooga beat Birmingham, 7-4, at AT&T Field.

Reds DH Ibandel Isabel, Double-A Chattanooga: 1-for-4, HR, BB, 2 RBIs, R -- The 25th-ranked Reds prospect just keeps on mashing for the Lookouts as he went deep for the fourth consecutive contest. In the seventh inning against Birmingham, he crushed a two-run blast to left-center for his Southern League-leading 12th

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.

To say it's been a roller-coaster first month for Double-A Chattanooga would be an understatement. The Lookouts dropped six of their first 10 games and split the last 10 heading into Saturday.But numbers can be deceiving.Reds No. 25 prospectIbandel Isabel smacked two more homers and drove in three runs as

Each offseason, MiLB.com goes position by position across each system and honors the players -- regardless of age or prospect status -- who had the best seasons in their organization. Click here to locate your favorite club. It's been a year of highs and lows for the Reds system.First, the

Ibandel Isabel had a career year with Class A Advanced Daytona, hitting a Florida State League-record 35 home runs. None were bigger than the one he hit Thursday, though.The Reds prospect's two-run jack in the seventh inning got the Tortugas started in a 5-3 comeback win over the Threshers in the

Baseball is a game of numbers, and there are always going to be some statistics and figures that are more memorable than others. Seventy-three home runs. A .406 average. A 56-game hitting streak. A 116-win season. With the Minor League season coming to a close this week, Toolshed looks back on

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

Ibandel Isabel's tenure as co-holder of the Florida State League home run record lasted less than 24 hours. One night after tying the 68-year-old record, the 23-year-old stands alone as the circuit's top single-season home run hitter.The Cincinnati outfield prospect slugged his record-breaking 34th dinger and added another for good

In a season of adjustments, power has been a constant for Ibandel Isabel.The Cincinnati prospect tied the 68-year-old Florida State League home run record by blasting his 33rd long ball on the circuit -- and his Minor League-leading 34th overall -- in Class A Advanced Daytona's 9-6 loss to Charlotte

Nineteen days are all that remain on the full-season Minor League calendar.Last Friday, Toolshed blended some individual accomplishments with team goals to look at which prospects could have a major impact on playoff races across the Minors. This time, the column keeps its focus squarely on the players themselves.While the

Ibandel Isabel has been searching for consistency during a roller-coaster spring. Two days into June, he's riding high.The Reds prospect knocked a pair of homers, giving him four in the last 48 hours, and drove in six runs to power Class A Advanced Daytona to a 9-6 victory over Lakeland

Ibandel Isabel was so locked in at the plate on Friday night, even his singles were setting records.The Dodgers prospect homered twice and eclipsed the Class A Advanced Rancho Cucamonga mark with eight RBIs as the Quakes defeated Lake Elsinore, 12-6, at The Diamond. He finished 4-for-5 and fell a

A long offseason followed by a stint on the disabled stint left Brendan Rodgers itching to get back on the field. The Lancaster JetHawks are sure happy to see him there, too. In his fifth game back from a hand injury, the Rockies' top prospect went 3-for-5 with a pair of doubles