Here are Saturday's top prospect performances from the Minors

It was a busy Saturday around the Minors and there was no shortage of notable performances from some of the best prospects in the game. Jonah Tong's fourth double-digit strikeout outing of 2025 enabled him to become the first Minor Leaguer to surpass 100 K's, while dual-handed pitcher Jurrangelo Cijntje bounced back with a strong effort of his own. Meanwhile, a pair of teenagers ran wild in Single-A, combining for seven stolen bases.

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Sal Stewart, 3B/2B, Chattanooga (CIN No. 3/MLB No. 64)
Well on his way to his best season as a pro, Stewart added a "first" to his ledger, homering twice and driving in three runs during Double-A Chattanooga's doubleheader opener. The Miami native also singled to account for his ninth game of three or more hits this season. Stewart has hit four of his seven long balls in June and is just six shy of eclipsing the career-high 12 he slugged in 2023. Gameday

Cam Caminiti, LHP, Augusta (ATL No. 1/MLB No. 67)
Caminiti bounced back from a rough outing his previous time out with his best of his first three starts for Single-A Augusta. The cousin of former NL MVP Ken Caminiti twirled four scoreless innings and racked up six strikeouts during his 73-pitch outing. The 24th overall pick in last year's Draft has a 3.18 ERA and a 14-to-7 K/BB ratio across 11 1/3 innings since joining the GreenJackets on June 7. Gameday

Jurrangelo Cijntje, SWP, Everett (SEA No. 8/MLB No. 86)
Cijntje turned in his best start in nearly a month, striking out six and allowing an unearned run in four innings. The switch-pitcher allowed three hits and did not walk a batter for the first time this season. Cijntje entered his latest start having surrendered five runs over five frames in his past two starts. The 22-year-old has 54 K's in 48 1/3 innings and is holding opponents to a .181 average in 14 appearances (11 starts). Gameday

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Jonah Tong, RHP, Binghamton (NYM No. 4/MLB No. 94)
Tong delivered another masterpiece in what is becoming a routine for the Ontario, Canada, native. The 22-year-old became the first Minor Leaguer to pass the 100-strikeout mark after fanning 11 over a career-high 7 2/3 scoreless innings. Tong issued only a walk to lead off the bottom of the first and a pair of singles during his 97-pitch outing. The Mets' seventh-round pick in the 2022 Draft lowered his ERA to 1.75, his WHIP to 0.91 and pushed his MiLB-best K total to 107 in 67 innings. Gameday

Luis Peña, SS/3B, Carolina (MIL No. 5/MLB No. 97)
Peña filled up the box score for Single-A Carolina, continuing an impressive season at just 18 years old. The native of the Dominican Republic tripled, reached base three times, drove in three runs and swiped a trio of bases. Peña made his pro debut in the Rookie-level Dominican Summer League in 2024 and made the jump to the Mudcats this year where he's slashed .307/.365/.497 while swiping 32 bases and scoring 39 runs in 46 games. Gameday

Asbel Gonzalez, OF, Columbia (KC No. 23)
Gonzalez was a one-man wrecking crew for Single-A Columbia, falling a homer shy of the cycle and stealing four bases. The 19-year-old's big game snapped a 1-for-15 skid and hiked his slash line to .282/.401/.344 in 62 games. Gonzalez is second in the Minors with 53 steals and also claimed the Fireflies' single-season steals record during the contest. Gameday