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A recap of Saturday in the Dodgers minor leagues.

Dodgers pitcher Blake Treinen pitched on back-to-back days for Triple-A Oklahoma City, possibly the final box to check before getting activated off the injured list. Treinen pitched a total of five games on his rehab assignment to date.

Highlights from the Dodgers minor leagues on Wednesday, including scoreless starts at the top three levels by Dinelson Lamet, Ben Casparius, and Jared Karros, plus a season debut for Payton Martin in Rancho Cucamonga, and outfielder Zyhir Hope landing on the injured list.

Friday in the Dodgers minor leagues, Peter Heubeck struck out eight in four scoreless innings for Great Lakes, catcher Dalton Rushing returned to Tulsa after missing five games with a shoulder injury and reached base four times, and Blake Treinen continued his rehab assignment with Oklahoma City.

All four Dodgers minor league affiliates won on Thursday, including another high-scoring Oklahoma City win on the moon in Albuquerque. Elsewhere, Jared Karros continued his stingy ways for Great Lakes, Alex Freeland is thriving for the Loons, and Kendall George returned to center field for Rancho Cucamonga.

Wednesday in the Dodgers minors, including a rehab start for Walker Buehler, a red-hot Austin Gauthier for Tulsa, and Great Lakes sweeping a doubleheader.

The Quakes win twice on Saturday

Friday night in the Dodgers minor leagues was highlighted by two home runs by 23-year-old centerfielder Jose Ramos for Double-A Tulsa.

Thursday in the Dodgers minor leaguers, Walker Buehler walked four in a shortened rehab assignment in Triple-A, Diego Cartaya hit his first home run of the season in Double-A, and Miguel Vargas became a United States citizen.

Thursday in the Dodgers minors, Dalton Rushing homered again for Tulsa, Andy Pages had two hits for Oklahoma City, and there were strong starts on the mound by Eduardo Salazar and Justin Wrobleski.