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BREAKING NEWS: Top Minor League Prospect Performances from Tuesday, June 17, 2025

Tuesday’s Minor League Baseball action showcased standout performances from several top prospects, highlighting the future stars of the game. Here’s a roundup of the most notable achievements:

 Offensive Standouts

• Jordan Sanchez (Baltimore Orioles, Dominican Summer League)
  The 18-year-old Cuban outfielder continued his impressive season with a .476/.538/1.538 slash line, including two home runs and ten RBIs. His performance underscores his potential as a power-hitting prospect.
• Matt Shaw (Chicago Cubs, Double-A Tennessee Smokies)
  Shaw delivered a remarkable week, batting .429 with four home runs and nine RBIs. His .519 on-base percentage and 1.567 slugging percentage highlight his offensive prowess.
• Brayden Taylor (Tampa Bay Rays, High-A Bowling Green Hot Rods)
  Taylor showcased his power with a .440 batting average, three home runs, and seven RBIs. His .533 on-base percentage and 1.213 slugging percentage reflect his offensive capabilities

Pitching Performances

• Brad Lord (Washington Nationals, Triple-A Rochester Red Wings)
  Lord delivered a dominant performance, pitching seven scoreless innings with three hits allowed and seven strikeouts. His 1.40 ERA across 12 starts this season highlights his consistency and effectiveness.
• Austin Krob (San Diego Padres, Double-A San Antonio Missions)
  Krob recorded a career-high 12 strikeouts over seven innings, allowing just two hits and two walks. His performance underscores his potential as a top pitching prospect.
• George Klassen (Philadelphia Phillies, High-A Jersey Shore BlueClaws)
  Klassen achieved a remarkable feat by pitching five hitless innings with eight strikeouts. His slider proved nearly unhittable, showcasing his dominance on the mound.

 Rising Stars

• Harry Ford (Seattle Mariners)
  After a strong 2024 season, Ford has re-entered the Baseball America Top 100 rankings. His resurgence highlights his development and potential as a future star for the Mariners.
• Ronny Mauricio (New York Mets, Triple-A)
  Mauricio continued his strong performance with three hits, including a home run and a double, in his second Triple-A appearance since returning from a knee injury.

These performances from June 17, 2025, underscore the depth of talent in the Minor Leagues and the bright future ahead for these emerging stars