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Wednesday, 12:05 p.m. ET -- Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (NYY) @ Louisville Bats
Can Triple-A hitters slow down the Chase Burns (MLB No. 11) train? The Reds' top prospect struck out seven in his debut at the level last time out, continuing an ascendant year over which the righty sports a combined 1.83 ERA across 12 starts. His second Triple-A outing comes against an experienced lineup anchored by center fielder Everson Pereira (NYY No. 12).
Wednesday, 6:35 p.m. ET -- Asheville Tourists (HOU) @ Wilmington Blue Crabs (WSH)
Speaking of blossoming future aces, there might not be a more impressive hurler in the Minors this year than Travis Sykora (MLB No. 58/WSH No. 1), who brings a 0.93 ERA into the contest. The 21-year-old righty hasn't slowed down since arriving at Wilmington, pitching to a 1.00 ERA over his first four starts at the level. He faces a dangerous Asheville lineup built around do-it-all outfielder Joseph Sullivan (HOU No. 11).
Thursday, 7:04 p.m. ET -- Gwinnett Stripers (ATL) @ Charlotte Knights (CWS)
There is a good chance this game lines up with the Triple-A debut of Noah Schultz (MLB No. 13/CWS No. 1), the game's top left-handed pitching prospect, who earned a promotion from Double-A last week. The Stripers' lineup will be full of right-handed threats like infielder Nacho Alvarez Jr. (ATL No. 3).
Thursday, 9:35 p.m. ET -- Everett AquaSox (SEA) @ Spokane Indians (COL)
Those curious to see Charlie Condon (MLB No. 24/COL No. 1) at High-A better tune in, because the way he's hitting, he might not be around much longer. Last year's No. 3 overall pick entered the week hitting .369/.509/.488 with more walks (22) than strikeouts (18) since returning from the injured list in mid-May. This one could be high-scoring. The AquaSox lineup features four Top 100 prospects including infielder Michael Arroyo (MLB No. 79/SEA No. 7), the reigning Northwest League Player of the Week.
Friday, 7:05 p.m. ET -- Montgomery Biscuits (TB) @ Pensacola Blue Wahoos (MIA)
Tune into this one for another debut from another top left-handed pitching prospect, as Thomas White (MLB No. 31/MIA No. 1) toes the rubber at Double-A for the first time. He'll face a lineup with big boppers like slugging first baseman Xavier Isaac (MLB No. 43/TB No. 2) for the Biscuits.
Saturday, 6:35 p.m. ET -- Rochester Red Wings (WSH) @ Lehigh Valley IronPigs (PHI)
The Phillies were encouraged to see top prospect Andrew Painter (MLB No. 5/PHI No. 1) get back on track last time out following a rough outing, the righty pitching on four days' rest for the first time in four years. It'll be interesting to see how Painter follows up that performance back on five days' rest against Rochester and its lineup of experienced bats like tablesetter Robert Hassell Jr. (WSH No. 11) and bopper Yohandy Morales (WSH No. 12).
Sunday, 1:05 p.m. ET -- Indianapolis Indians (PIT) @ Columbus Clippers (CLE)
Can Bubba Chandler (MLB No. 2/PIT No. 1) get back on track? The game's top pitching prospect struggled in his last outing, issuing four walks without getting out of the first inning, after completing only two innings the start prior. How will he respond against a Clippers lineup featuring dangerous left-handed bats Chase DeLauter (MLB No. 49/CLE No. 2) and C.J. Kayfus (MLB No. 97/CLE No. 5)? It'll be a fine test.
Sunday, 7:05 p.m. ET -- Corpus Christi Hooks (HOU) @ Springfield Cardinals (STL)
Springfield shortstop JJ Wetherholt (MLB No. 18/STL No. 1) keeps flashing superstar potential in his first season at Double-A, where the No. 7 overall pick from last year's Draft is slashing .323/.444/.485 with more walks (34) than strikeouts (28) through 47 games. Entering the week, he'd recorded at least one hit in nine of 11 games this month and multiple hits in eight of those contests. The Hooks will be forced to find an answer, and its likely they turn to outfielder Luis Baez (HOU No. 10) for a big hit in a big spot.