Charlotte Knights
File 1-5 (last week), 19-25 (second half), 55-64 (general)
Knights Player of the Week
Tim Elko .391/.462/1,087, 23 perches
Druis .421/.450/.737, 1-out-1 stolen bases, 19 percussion goes
Corey Julks .455/.571/1,273, 1-from-1 stolen bases, 11 percussion goes
Korey Lee .188/.235/.250, 16 percussions
Bryan Ramos .292/.370/.542, 1-from-1 stolen bases, 43 percussions
Noah Schultz Did not play (7-day injured list)
Jonathan Cannon 10 IP, 9 er, 13 H, 3 BB, 7 K
Bryse Wilson 5 1/3 IP, 8 ER, 11 H, 1 BB, 3 K
Duncan Davitt 5 ip, 5 er, 5 h, 5 bb, 1 k
Owen White 4 IP, 0 R, 4 H, 2 BB, 4 K
Jairo Iriart 3 IP, 1 R (0 s), 2 H, 0 BB, 3 K
The knights had a tough week at home against Memphis (64-54), because they only gathered one victory.
Tim Elko, 26, really wants another chance in the Majors, and that turned out this week. Elko simply could not be stopped because he finished 9-from-23 with five homers and 10 RBIs, who led the system in both categories this week. Elko also took a double and two walks to end with a heavenly HOOG 1,549 Ops. Elko’s most recent MLB performance was on July 11, but at this pace he could soon be back, especially in view of the recent attacking struggles at the highest level.
Outfielder Corey Julks, 29, had a smaller sample size this week, but based on per game, Julks was actually slightly better than Elko. Julks struck 5-out-11 with three gays and three walks, while he counts. Julks was appointed on Tuesday for an assignment, but he managed to erase and was downright back to Charlotte. It is clear that Julks took the DFA personally, because Redbirds -throwers had no answers for him.
2025 Charlotte Knights players of the week
Tim Elko (7-13 April)
Bobby Dalbec (14-20 April)
Tim Elko (21-27 April)
Tristan Gray (April 28-May-May)
Jason Matthews (5-11 May)
Other lipcius (12-18 May)
Kyle Teel (19-25 May)
Jacob Amaya (May 26 1-1)
Brooks Baldwin (2-8 June)
Brooks Baldwin (9-15 June)
Brooks Baldwin (June 16-22)
Colson Montgomery (23-29 June)
Jacob Amaya (30 June 6 July)
Other lipcius (7-13 July)
Yeendryk Gómez (18-27 July)
Vinny Capra (28 July 3)
Jacob Gonzalez (4-10 August)
Tim Elko (11-17 August)
Birmingham Barons
File 4-2 (last week), 31-14 (second half), 69-45 (general)
Barons player of the week
Broading Montgomery .500/.621/.864, 1-from-1 stolen bases, 22 perches
Rikuu Nishida Did not play (7-day injured list)
Sam Antaccini .471/.615/.588, 17 percussions
Caden Connor .385/.467 /,500, 26 battle rates
William Golla .360/.385/.360, 25 percussions
Wilfred Veras .308/.379/.692, 26 percussions
Goods 5 IP, 0 R, 1 H, 1 BB, 5 K
Shane Murphy 5 ip, 3 er, 6 h, 1 bb, 2 k
Tyler Schweitzer 8 IP, 0 R, 4 H, 1 BB, 3 K
Tanner McDougal 6 IP, 5 er, 10 H, 1 BB, 5 K
Hagen Smith 4 ip, 2 er, 4 h, 1 bb, 2 k
The barons won four of the six against Pensacola (58-55), which is usually for the barons. Unbelievable, the 4-2 week of the barons fell slightly somewhat their second half-winning percentage.
It is safe to say that Outfielder Braden Montgomery, 22, was up to the task this week. Montgomery hit 11-out-22 with eight Doubles, five walks, five RBIs, and he stole a base in his only attempt. Pensacola -wergers struggled enormously against the star perspective, which placed a 1,485 OPS this week. I do not remember hatred at any level that cuts eight double in a wingspan of six games, but that is what Montgomery did. Montgomery earned a promotion to Birmingham on July 29, and he felt his presence, while he .324/.410 /.500 cuts in Double-A. Montgomery started the season with Kannapolis, but suddenly he easily makes work of pitchers two levels higher. Bravo to Montgomery on a fantastic series in Pensacola.
2025 Birmingham Barons Players of the Week
William Golla (7-13 April)
Tyler Schweitzer (14-20 April)
Wilfred Veras (21-27 April)
Caden Connor (April 28-May-May)
Ryan Galanie (5-11 May)
Goods (12-18 May)
Jacob Gonzalez (19-25 May)
William Golla (May 26 1-1)
Jake Palic (2-8 June)
Shane Murphy (9-15 June)
Lucas Gordon (June 16-22)
Tanner McDougal (23-29 June)
Tanner McDougal (30 June 6 July)
Tanner McDougal (7-13 July)
Sam Antaccini (18-27 July)
Ryan Galanie (28 July 3)
Calvin Harris (4-10 August)
Broading Montgomery (11-17 August)
Winston-Salem Dash
File 2-4 (last week), 19-28 (second half), 44-68 (general)
Dash player of the week
Drake Logan .391/.440/.609, 4-from-5 stolen bases, 23 perches
Alec Makarewicz .217/.280/.348, 1-from-1 stolen bases, 24 AT-Bats
Cole McConnell .250/.286/.450, 20 percussions
Ryan Burrowes .444/.545/.556, 3-out-4 stolen bases, nine AT-Bats
Samuel Zavala .143/.308/.286, 1-from-1 stolen bases, 21 percussion rates
Lyle Miller-Green .091/.091/.182, 11 perches
Lucas Gordon 7 2/3 IP, 5 er, 7 h, 2 bb, 9 k
Luke Bell 3 IP, 3 er, 4 h, 0 bb, 3 K
Dylan Cumming 5 ip, 2 er, 3 h, 0 bb, 5 k
Frankeli Arias 4 ip, 1 er, 3 h, 1 bb, 4 k
Christian Opor 4 IP, 1 R (0 s), 2 H, 0 BB, 4 K
Phil Fox 2 IP, 0 R, 0 H, 1 BB, 4 K
The dashboard stumbled a bit this week and dropped four of the six at home against the tourists (48-64).
Drake Logan, 24, who received most of his playing time in the right field and midfield, was dominant against Asheville. Logan hit 9-out-23 with a Homer, a triple, five RBIs and two walks. Logan also stole four bases in five attempts, so he was dangerous after he came to base, which he did quite often this week. This is the second weekly Logan prize in the past three weeks.
Honorable mention goes to Ryan Burrowes, 21, who was promoted from Kannapolis to Winston-Salem on July 22. Burrowes already shows that he belongs at the higher level, and although he only played four games this week, he has his time. Burrowes hit 4-out-9 with two walks, a double and three stolen bases in four attempts.
2025 Winston-Salem Dash Players of the Week
Jake Bockenstedt (7-13 April)
Lucas Gordon (14-20 April)
Sam Antaccini (21-27 April)
Geral Perez (April 28-May-May)
Broading Montgomery (5-11 May)
Lucas Gordon (12-18 May)
Jordaan Sprinkle (19-25 May)
Tanner McDougal (May 26 1-1)
Samuel Zavala (2-8 June)
Jake Bockenstedt (9-15 June)
Frankeli Arias (June 16-22)
Wilber to Sánche (23-29 June)
Samuel Zavala (30 June 6 July)
Nick Altermatt (7-13 July)
Broading Montgomery (18-27 July)
Drake Logan (28 July 3)
Geral Perez (4-10 August)
Drake Logan (11-17 August)
Kannapolis Cannon Ballers
File 0-6 (last week), 20-28 (second half), 52-62 (general)
Cannon Ballers Player of the Week
Grant Umberger 5 1/3 IP, 0 R, 7 H, 1 BB, 8 K
Ely Brown .304/.304/.304, 2-from-2 stolen base, 23 perches
Jordaan Sprinkle .300/.417/.300, 6-from-7 stolen bases, 20 perches
Adrian Gil .231/.286/.385, 13 percussions
George Wolkow .238/.273/.333, 21 percussions
Caleb Bonemer Didn’t play
Justin Sinibaldi 8 1/3 IP, 3 ER, 7 H, 6 BB, 7 K
Ricardo Brizuela 4 IP, 2 er, 2 h, 2 bb, 1 k
Jake Curtis 4 IP, 3 er, 6 H, 0 BB, 3 K
Jesus Mendez 4 IP, 0 R, 1 H, 2 BB, 4 K
Marco Barrios 3 1/3 IP, 0 R, 1 H, 0 BB, 2 K
The cannon ballers had a week they would like to forget and all six games dropped against the Augusta Greenjackets (61-49).
START -Werger Grant Umberger, 23, performed admirably during the Saturday game against Augusta. Umberger threw 5 1/3 shutout -innings, and he picked up eight strikeouts while he only carried out one walk. Umberger has thrown 92 innings this season, all with the cannonball players. Umberger has an excellent era (2.64) and FIP (also 2.64), because it has been very reliable for Kannapolis. Unbelievable, Umberger has only allowed one home run this season, because he has done a great job to limit sharp contact. Well done to Umberger for his second weekly prize, because this week he was one of the few clear places for Kannapolis.
2025 Kannapolis Cannon Ballers Players of the Week
Jordaan Sprinkle (7-13 April)
Caleb Bonemer (14-20 April)
Jordaan Sprinkle (21-27 April)
Miguel Santos (April 28-May-May)
Justin Sinibaldi (5-11 May)
George Wolkow (12-18 May)
Grant Umberger (19-25 May)
Caleb Bonemer (May 26 1-1)
Lyle Miller-Green (2-8 June)
George Wolkow (9-15 June)
Luis Reyes (June 16-22)
TJ MCCants (23-29 June)
Caleb Bonemer (30 June 6 July)
Abraham Núñez (7-13 July)
Caleb Bonemer (18-27 July)
Caleb Bonemer (28 July 3)
Caleb Bonemer (4-10 August)
Grant Umberger (11-17 August)
DSL White Sox
File 6-0 (last week), 28-25 (General)
DSL SOX player of the week
Osniel Castillo .417/.533/.917, 2-from-2 stolen bases, 12 percussions
Yordani Soto .364/.462/.909, 2-from-2 stolen bases, 11 percussions
Eduardo Herrera .182/.231/.273, 11 percussions
Alejandro Cruz .500/.692/.500, 3-out-3 stolen bases, eight perches
Jose M. Mendoza .250/.308/.250, 12 battle rates
Hansel Pinales 3 IP, 3 er, 5 H, 1 BB, 2 K
Alexander Martinez 4 IP, 0 R, 4 H, 0 BB, 5 K
Reinder Gomez 4 IP, 0 R, 3 H, 1 BB, 4 K
Orlando Suarez 7 IP, 0 R, 2 H, 0 BB, 10 K
The DSL White Sox had a fantastic week and won all six of their games to improve to 28-25 of the season. They only have two more games this season, so they have received a winning record.
Outfielder Osniel Castillo, 19, was on fire this week and finished 5-out-12 with a homer, a triple, a double, three free walking and four driven. Castillo also stole two bases without being caught, because he shot on all cylinders. CSATILLO really bent its speed this week, and most of his playing time has arrived in midfield, a valuable position.
Orlando Suarez, 18, also had a great week, threw seven shutout -innings and collected 10 strikeouts without giving walks. Suarez, a right -handed pitcher, took care of business on Monday and then on Saturday again, allowing only one hit in each of those starts.
2025 DSL White Sox players of the week
Frank Mieses (2-8 June)
Eduardo Herrera (9-15 June)
Yobal Rodriguez (June 16-22)
Christian Gonzalez (23-29 June)
Christian Gonzalez (30 June 6 July)
Alejandro Cruz (7-13 July)
Jose M. Mendoza (18-27 July)
Jefrank Silva (28 July 3)
Yordani Soto (4-10 August)
Osniel Castillo (11-17 August)
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