Luis Robert Jr. was largely energized all week long, at the plate and particularly in the field.

The farm had a good day overall, as the Barons, Dash, and Cannon Ballers all put impressive offensive performances together. Mario Camillett shined in his Double-A debut, finishing 3-for-4 with a homer.

Another solid outing by Drew Thorpe was wasted with no run support. The rookie earned his fourth quality start in the no-decision.

Another great Erick Fedde start, modest but timely hitting, and an immaculate inning from Michael Kopech contribute to a dominant win.

With big offensive outputs leading to wins, the bottoms of the order in Winston-Salem and Arizona took on all the heavy lifting.

While the hype train has well left the station on a prior prep draftee, Noah Schultz, a high-schooler from last summer has met his promotion to A-ball with bat blazing. Congratulations to George Wolkow for his back-to back Player of the Week status!

White Sox lose the series after a solid start by Jonathan Cannon, as an old friend walks it off for the Marlins

The Knights were postponed due to bad weather on the East Coast, and the farm otherwise went 2-2 on the day, including a walk-off in Winston-Salem!

Turns out not getting a hit for the last six innings isn’t a sound strategy