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In just his fourth game at the Double-A level, Jackson Chourio tapped into his power. And he did so not once, but twice on Tuesday, racking up a couple milestones in the process. The Brewers’ top prospect hit his first homer for Biloxi, a two-run jack to right field off

Each week, MiLB.com profiles an elite prospect by chronicling the steps he's taken toward achieving his Major League dream. Here's a look at third-ranked Rangers prospect Owen White. For more stories about players on The Road to The Show, click here. Patience seems to have prevailed in the early part

This is getting ridiculous -- in the best possible way. When Jo Adell homered in three straight games for Triple-A Salt Lake, it raised some eyebrows. When the streak reached four, it prompted a dive into his swing decision improvements. After the fifth game in a row, something about Adell’s

While the Minor League season got fully underway this weekend, many in the sports world turned their attention to Georgia to watch golf’s finest compete in the Masters. West Michigan broadcasters Dan Hasty and Nate Wangler decided to bring a bit of the green to the baseball diamond. Complete with

The Minor League Ballpark Guides series brings all the most fun features of Minors ballparks across America (and one in Canada!) onto your desktop, tablet or mobile device, whether you're interested in taking a virtual tour from where you sit or planning a trip to catch some games. Here, we

Throw a no-hitter and lose -- it’s about as rare as it sounds. It’s happened just six times in Major League history and 10 times in the Minors since 2005. For it to happen, a team needs to get unlucky and yield some combination of walks or hit batters, wild

Jo Adell is no stranger to hitting Triple-A pitching. An elite slugger at the level, Adell had 13 home runs in 40 games last season for Triple-A Salt Lake. This season is different, though, as he is riding a five-game home run streak. He secured the mark after taking Rockies

Jo Adell never fulfilled his commitment to play baseball at the University of Louisville after the Angels selected him 10th overall in the 2017 MLB Draft, but one message from the recruiting process still sticks out. “Be where your feet are,” longtime Cardinals head coach Dan McDonnell told a young

The first thing Ronnie Gajownik did was grab her speakers from her office. She put on Danzel’s "Pump It Up" and put it on full blast as she entered the Hillsboro Hops clubhouse. The other thing she had in her hand was a hat -- the bad boy hat, awarded

Jo Adell hasn’t stopped hitting homers since he fell short of making the Angels’ Opening Day roster, and his third in as many games was the best one yet. In Triple-A Salt Lake’s 6-5 win over Albuquerque on Thursday night, Adell took a 3-1 fastball from right-hander Karl Kauffman and