Here are Friday's top prospect performances from the Minors

Friday night was for the pitchers, who dominated up and down the Minor League landscape, including several noteworthy performances from Top 100 prospects. The Blue Jays' Trey Yesavage continued to pile up the K's, while the Marlins' Thomas White and the Cards' Quinn Mathews were on point. Plus, the High-A Northwest League was graced with a nine-inning no-hitter, courtesy of a trio of Mariners hurlers.

Jordan Lawlar, INF, Reno (AZ No. 1/MLB No. 4)
Since going hitless in his return to Triple-A Reno on May 31, Lawlar has gone on a four-game hitting spree. The 22-year-old went deep for the second time in three games -- and for the eighth time overall -- and also added his third triple. Lawlar, who is slashing .341/.418/.607 for the Aces, has gone 8-for-17 with seven RBIs, four extra-base hits and three walks since the calendar flipped to June. Gameday

Walker Jenkins, OF, Fort Myers (MIN No. 1/MLB No. 6)
Rehabbing a high ankle sprain that has kept Jenkins on the IL since April 9, the 20-year-old got back into the swing of things with his first long ball of the season. The fifth overall pick in 2023 was hitless in his first two rehab games before belting a two-run jack and adding a single for Single-A Fort Myers. Jenkins opened the year with Double-A Wichita, but played only two games before he was sidelined. Full story | Gameday

Thomas White, LHP, Beloit (MIA No. 1/MLB No. 31)
White was in total control in his first start of the month, spinning four scoreless frames and equaling a season high with eight strikeouts for High-A Beloit. The 20-year-old retired nine consecutive hitters to begin his outing before allowing a leadoff single in the fourth. White induced 16 whiffs on 51 pitches (37 strikes) during his most efficient performance of 2025, which lowered his ERA to 2.90. Gameday

Quinn Mathews, LHP, Memphis (STL No. 2/MLB No. 37)
A bout with left shoulder soreness kept Mathews on the sideline for more than a month, but following a pair of rehab starts and one abbreviated outing for Triple-A Memphis, he looks back to his prominent self. The 24-year-old surrendered an unearned run and struck out a season-high six over five innings. Gameday

Brandon Sproat, RHP, Syracuse (NYM No. 2/MLB No. 64)
It's been a season of inconsistency for Sproat, who is in the midst of his first full campaign at Triple-A. However, the Florida product seems to be finding his footing after equaling a season best with six scoreless frames. Sproat struck out four, walked two and generated 10 whiffs on 83 pitches (54 strikes) in his third straight solid start. The 24-year-old has surrendered four runs in his past three starts, spanning 16 innings. Gameday

Trey Yesavage, RHP, Vancouver (TOR No. 2/MLB No. 67)
Yesavage continues to be virtually unhittable since his promotion to High-A Vancouver. The 21-year-old moved back atop the Minors in strikeouts with 88 after fanning nine over five frames for the Canadians. Yesavage yielded a solo homer, a single and a walk but otherwise was dominant in his fourth High-A start, generating 17 whiffs on 72 pitches (49 strikes). The East Carolina product has a 2.13 ERA and an 0.85 WHIP across two Minor League levels in his debut season while limiting opponents to a .137 average. Gameday

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Ryan Hawks, RHP, Everett (SEA, Unranked)
The finest outing of Hawks' career culminated in a no-hitter for High-A Everett. The 24-year-old struck out seven over seven innings, continuing a strong run of pitching that dates back to his last start in April. An eighth-round pick out of Louisville in 2023, Hawks tossed 82 pitches (52 strikes) in his first scoreless outing of '25. Gameday

Jack Perkins, RHP, Las Vegas (ATH No. 10)
Perkins was in total control during his five-inning outing, racking up 10 strikeouts and yielding just two hits and two walks. The 25-year-old began the season on the IL and missed the first month but has been solid since he returned on May 1, posting a 3.58 ERA and fanning 49 in 32 2/3 innings. Gameday