The Minor League Daily Thread - 6/29

Today's notables include:

Blayne Enlow
Daniel Lynch
Edward Cabrera
Alex Wells
Oscar de la Cruz*
Dillon Tate*
Max Fried*
Matt Sauer
A.J. Alexy
Spencer Howard*
Nolan Watson
Beau Burrows*
Aaron Civale*
Ranger Suarez (AAA debut) vs. Stephen Gonsalves*
Kodi Medeiros*
Jose Suarez*

Matchup of the Day
Jalen Beeks vs. Chance Adams*

BA just put out their midseason top 100 list.

Notable changes -

Tatis from 8 to 4.
Robles from 5 to 8.
Tucker from 12 to 10.
Adames from 14 to 11.
R. Lewis from 15 to 12.
Adell from 23 to 13.
Keller from 11 to 14.
Kopech from 10 to 15.
Luzardo from 29 to 21.
Trammell from 27 to 22.
Sheffield from 25 to 23.
Morejon from 58 to 24. (Wow, didn't see this coming.)
Mejia from 32 to 25.
Verdugo from 36 to 27.
Ruiz from 24 to 28.
Reyes from 13 to 29.
Riley from 22 to 30.
Greene from 37 to 34.
Urias from 28 to 35.
Hiura from 42 to 36.
Y. Alvarez from 46 to 37.
Kirilloff from 87 to 38. (Holy schnikes.)
Wright from 35 to 40.
F. Perez from 39 to 42.
Baez from 33 to 44.
Robert from 52 to 45.
Canning from 64 to 47.
Hansen from 51 to 48.
J. Martinez from 53 to 49.
McMahon from 54 to 50.
Barreto from 55 to 51.
Duplantier from 49 to 52.
Quantrill from 50 to 53.
Y. Diaz from 82 to 54. (Nice.)
Calhoun from 38 to 55.
Manning from 71 to 56.
Florial from 47 to 57.
K. Lewis from 61 to 58.
Kieboom from 89 to 59.
Bieber from 82 to 60.
Burnes from 68 to 61.
Murphy from 100 to 62. (Yowza)
Faedo from 43 to 64.
Hays from 48 to 65.
Abreu from 69 to 67.
O'Neill from 71 to 68.
Gimenez from 72 to 69.
Fowler from 75 to 70.
Loaisiga from NR to 71.
Gohara from 18 to 72 (oof)
Alcantara from 59 to 73.
Pearson from 74 to 77.
Paddack from 78 to 75.
Gurriel Jr. from 79 to 76.
Alonso from 80 to 77.
Jansen from 93 to 78.
Peralta from 94 to 79.
Marsh from 62 to 80.
Kelly from 68 to 81.
W. Smith NR to 84.
Lux NR to 85.
Suarez NR to 86.
L. Allen NR to 87.
J. Guzman from 87 to 89.
Naylor NR to 90.
K. Smith NR to 91.
R. Hernandez NR to 92.
J. Jones from 76 to 93.
Neidert NR to 94.
C. Stewart from 90 to 95.
Mitchell from 96 to 99.
O. Cruz NR to 100.

I'm a little surprised with the jump in Tatis from 8th to 4th...he's still producing beyond his years but he's striking out nearly every 3 at-bats. Still a top 10 prospect in my mind but top 5? I dunno.

Kyle Tucker is now a top 10 prospect for both BA & mlb.com which is awesome but I still feel he's a little underrated.

How in the world did Kyle Lewis go UP on their list? He's done nothing to suggest he's improved & he's got glass bones.

Kirilloff deserved that big boost in the rankings now that he's playing. His numbers are very good!

I expected Adell to continue rising & Gohara to continue dropping.

Discovered that e-bay was applying a 15% discount to any purchase within the $20-$100 range for today only so I decided to pick up a 2016 BC Kirilloff auto. I mean, why not?

Andres Gimenez HR (5)

Ronaldo Hernandez HR (13)

Triston Casas had thumb surgery; season over after two games.

David Peterson's line - 5.2 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 5 BB, 0 K

Miguelangel Sierra HR (7)

Brandon Lowe HR (16)

Beau Burrows' line - 5.2 IP, 7 H, 3 R, 1 BB, 3 K

Matt Sauer's line - 5 IP, 4 H, 3 R, 3 BB, 5 K

Travis Demeritte HR (7)

Spencer Howard's line - 6 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 10 K

Lolo Sanchez HR (3)

Aaron Civale's line - 6 IP, 7 H, 2 R, 1 BB, 3 K

A.J. Alexy's line - 4 IP, 4 H, 3 R, 3 BB, 4 K

Anthony Alford HR (3)

Ranger Suarez's AAA debut - 4.2 IP, 8 H, 1 R, 2 BB, 6 K

Stephen Gonsalves' line - 5 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 5 BB, 7 K

Bo Bichette HR (8)

Akil Baddoo HR (8)

Chance Adams' line - 5 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 2 BB, 5 K

Bobby Dalbec HR (15)

Nicky Lopez HR (3) - 1st at AAA

Kyle Tucker extends his hitting streak in the 1st...

Evan White HR (6)

death2redemptions said:

Kyle Tucker extends his hitting streak in the 1st...

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...up to 18.

Grant Lavigne HR (1) - first career