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Playing the role of stopper
Shelby Miller is the Cardinals' top prospect. He gave up three hits over six scoreless innings to help Memphis put the brakes on a nine-game losing streak. More »
Players of the Week
Offensive Players of the Week
Charleston second baseman Angelo Gumbs had 11 stolen bases during his award-winning week. More »
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A very happy return
Back in Hickory for the first time since watching his brother play, Hickory's Matthew Skole went 4-for-4 with two homers, five RBIs and four runs scored. More »
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Ben's Biz Blog bouillabaisse, featuring Men in Black
Back from his whirlwind tour of the Florida State League, Ben offers up a quick look at some of the Minors' latest promotions, including the Stockton Ports' uniform tribute to the Man in Black, Johnny Cash. More »
Photos of the Week
More smiles in Photos of the Week
Whether it's a pinched cheek of a D-backs prospect or a prospect sliding headlong into third base, you'll enjoy the quality and variety of this week's set of top photos. More »
Prospect Pitch
Cards southpaw Gast saving on gas
Cardinals farmhand John Gast was a baseball cliché -- a soft-tossing lefty -- with a common problem: He needed a pitch to bust in on the hands of right-handed hitters. More »
Prospect Feature
Prospective: Less familiar name, familiar game
Vinny Castilla spent nine years at third base in Colorado and has become the perfect mentor for the Rockies' No. 1 prospect, Nolan Arenado, whose next destination, if all goes as planned, will be Castilla's old home at Coors Field. More »
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