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Here s a look at Sunday s top Minor League performers from each team s Top 30 Prospects list:
Kelenic went 2-for-4 with a homer, double, walk and two runs scored on Sunday, bringing his Triple-A slash line to .299/.373/.598 on the season. The Mariners’ top prospect has reached base safely in 12 of his last 13 games, with six multihit games and five homers over that span. Mariners prospect stats »
The third overall pick in the 2020 Draft, Meyer tossed another solid start, striking out four over five scoreless frames. It wasn’t Meyer’s best start, as he gave up four hits and walked three, but he was able to keep runs off the board. It was his seventh scoreless outing through 11 starts this year, and the righty’s ERA now sits at 1.67 this season with 54 strikeouts in 54 innings. Marlins prospect stats »
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When it comes to the Nationals farm system, there are the Big Three, and there is everyone else.
Cade Cavalli, Jackson Rutledge and Cole Henry not only sit on the top of MLB Pipeline s Washington prospect ranking. They all fit a similar profile right-handers standing at 6-foot-4 or above who were picked in early rounds of the 2019 and 2020 Drafts. Oh, they also throw hard and feature the requisite secondary stuff to become Major League starters some day. Now, all three are getting in work at the Nats alternate training site in Fredericksburg, Va., getting in the pitching experience necessary ahead of what would be each hurler s first taste of a full Minor League season.
Rutledge was a first-round selection in 2019, and he spent last season at the Nationals’ alternate training site. The 6-foot-8 right-handed pitcher is the franchise’s second-best prospect, according to Baseball America, but has limited time at the professional level, pitching 10 games across Rookie and Single-A levels.
Cole Henry is another right-handed pitcher, and Baseball America lists him as the third-best prospect in the pipeline. He joins left-hander Tim Cate, left-hander Matt Cronin, first baseman Drew Mendoza, catcher Israel Pineda, right-hander Tyler Dyson, shortstop Jackson Cluff and catcher Raudy Read as the prospects included as non-roster invites.
In total, Washington added 32 non-roster invites to camp, bringing its spring training total to 71 they have 39 players on the 40-man roster. Among the veterans is outfielder Gerardo Parra, who made a splash in the team’s 2019 World Series run with his “Baby Shark” walk-up music. Parra spent last season playing in
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