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Welcome to Capital One Premier Plays of the Week, where we determine the best plays from across Minor League Baseball!

Watch all five nominees below from June 20-26 and vote for your favorite. Vote as many times as you'd like -- there are no limits! Voting ends Sunday, June 23, at 11:59 p.m. ET.

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Congratulations to St. Paul Saints center fielder Will Holland, the latest Capital One MiLB Premier Plays of the Month winner!

To see previous Plays of the Month winners, visit our archive page. Don't forget to subscribe to MiLB.TV to stream every Minor League Baseball game!

Come back on June 28 for the next round of MiLB Premier Plays of the Week voting!


Allen hangs tough on leaping grab

Brady Allen took a peek at the fence just before going into a leap for this fly ball. The Double-A Erie center fielder jumped to make the catch, but it turns out, that fence was pretty close. Allen crashed hard into the padded wall but was able to hang on for the out, puzzling the Somerset baserunners and broadcasters in the process.

Davis hasn't lost a step

The baseball world may remember Jonathan Davis' incredible catch for Milwaukee in 2022. Those that are familiar with Davis probably aren't surprised that he's still making plays like this. Ironically, Davis is with Triple-A Jacksonville after being traded from the Tigers to the Marlins last May for ... Brady Allen. Yes, ^ that Brady Allen.

Hooks' Cole takes flight

Something must have been in the water this week for the Double-A Corpus Christi outfielders. Zach Cole stole the show with this wild, soaring catch that he was able to convert into a double play. But two other Hooks outfielders -- Jacob Melton on this play and Jeremy Arocho on this tough grab -- also packed the defensive highlight reel.

McAdoo dials long distance

When Charles McAdoo landed among the Pirates' Top 30 prospects in the latest re-rank, his scouting report stated that he'd "exceeded expectations" defensively at the hot corner. He made this jump-throw during his debut with Double-A Altoona, on a night where he also bashed his first Eastern League homer.

Charlotte duo turns nifty double play

Zach Remillard has played seven different positions for Triple-A Charlotte since debuting with the club in 2021. In that same span, Michael Chavis has played with five different organizations. But the two were exactly where they needed to be to turn this good-looking double play on a slow chopper.