Here are Wednesday's top prospect performances from the Minors

A no-hitter, a seven-inning complete game and continued excellence from Top 100 prospects highlighted another busy day of Minor League action. Alex McFarlane helped High-A Jersey Shore make history while extending his own unhittable streak and Lazaro Montes continued to feast on Double-A pitching. Not to be outdone, Carter Jensen added another homer to his ledger, giving him four in his first 10 days at Triple-A.

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Lazaro Montes, OF, Arkansas (SEA No. 2/MLB No. 29)
Montes tripled for the second consecutive game and collected his first three-hit game since his June 24 promotion to Double-A. The 20-year-old has hit safely in six of his eight games for Arkansas, slashing .333/.462/.800 with six extra-base hits, three homers and eight RBIs. Combined with his sizzling start for High-A Everett, Montes sports a .991 OPS, 21 roundtrippers and 58 RBIs in 75 games this season. Gameday

Carter Jensen, C, Omaha (KC No. 3/MLB No. 73)
Jensen's power surge since arriving at Triple-A continued with his third homer in two games and his fourth since joining Omaha on June 24. The 21-year-old added a double and has consecutive multihit games after starting off 1-for-22 at the highest level of the Minors. Jensen has compiled a slash line of .279/.342/.436 across two Minor League levels while reaching double digits in homers for the fourth straight year. Gameday

Ryan Sloan, RHP, Modesto (SEA No. 9/MLB No. 83)
Sloan was on point yet again for Single-A Modesto and the result was his third consecutive scoreless start and first professional win. The Illinois native struck out six while surrendering just a pair of singles and a walk over five innings, matching the career high he tossed on June 18. Sloan's 15-inning scoreless streak began with the final frame of his June 11 outing and has lowered his ERA from 5.30 to 3.73. Gameday

Roderick Arias, SS/2B, Tampa (NYY No. 5)
Arias doubled his long ball output in consecutive innings, hammering a pair of jacks and driving in a season-high five runs on three hits for Single-A Tampa. The 20-year-old entered play on June 27 with just one homer in 48 games but has gone deep three times in his past five contests, punctuated by his first multihomer game since 2023 in the Rookie-level Florida Complex League. Gameday

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Brody Hopkins, RHP, Montgomery (TB No. 6)
Hopkins came through with arguably his best outing of the season while still suffering the hard-luck loss for Double-A Montgomery. The 23-year-old twirled a seven-inning complete game and equaled a season high with nine strikeouts, giving him 94 in 78 2/3 innings. Hopkins' ERA dropped to 3.43 after he surrendered the only run of the game in the seventh inning. Gameday

Alex McFarlane, RHP, Jersey Shore (PHI No. 18)
McFarlane led the charge as the first of three pitchers in High-A Jersey Shore's seven-inning no-hitter. The Miami product struck out four and walked one across five frames during his second consecutive five-inning, no-hit performance. McFarlane has fanned 13 and walked three over his past two outings. Gameday