JJ Wetherholt, playing shortstop for Memphis | St. Louis Cardinals
JJ Wetherholt, playing shortstop for Memphis | St. Louis Cardinals
On Wednesday, several minor league baseball players delivered standout performances as MLB Pipeline updated club Top 30 lists. With the Trade Deadline approaching on July 31, many players are striving to secure spots on major league rosters.
JJ Wetherholt, playing for Memphis, hit a leadoff home run and achieved his second two-homer game in his professional career. The Cardinals' first-round pick from 2024 has been hitting impressively in July, with a .379/.455/.966 slash line over his past eight games.
Bryce Eldridge of Sacramento hit a walk-off homer in the ninth inning, marking his second consecutive game with a home run. Despite time on the injured list this season, he has hit 12 home runs and driven in 40 runs across 57 games.
Harry Ford from Tacoma showcased his potential by hitting a grand slam and an RBI single, bringing his total to five or more RBIs in three games. In 74 Triple-A games, he has maintained a .293/.409/.446 slash line.
Cam Caminiti of Augusta had another successful start, lowering his Single-A ERA to 2.73. He allowed only two hits and walks while striking out five batters over four scoreless innings.
Dylan Beavers from Norfolk continued his strong performance with two home runs in one game. His OPS exceeded 1.000 in both June and July.
Ryan Clifford of Binghamton displayed power by hitting two solo homers during a three-hit night. His season total of 19 home runs leads the Double-A Eastern League.
Garrett Baumann of Rome bounced back with seven scoreless frames and six strikeouts without issuing any walks. His ERA stands at 2.61 since May 24.
Tyler Locklear from Tacoma had consecutive outstanding games, significantly boosting his average and OPS while contributing four hits and a walk for the Rainiers.
Druw Jones from Hillsboro hit an inside-the-park homer and later contributed a sacrifice fly to lead High-A Hillsboro to victory.
Jean Carlos Sio made history for San Jose by hitting for the cycle during their game on Wednesday.
The performances come at a crucial time as teams assess talent ahead of potential roster changes before the deadline.
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