Dodgers duo flexes muscles with Glendale

Glendale 4, Peoria 3
Andy Pages and Jose Ramos provided a peek into what could be a very powerful future. The Dodgers duo both went deep and drove in all four runs to lead the Desert Dogs past the Javelinas. Pages struck the first blow, slugging a three-run homer in the third inning, his third roundtripper of the fall. Baseball's No. 66 overall prospect added a single for his third multihit performance, which lifted his OPS to .928 in 36 AFL at-bats. Ramos chipped in a pair of knocks, including his first home run in the seventh. The eighth-ranked Dodgers prospect is batting .379/.424/.517 in seven games. Russell Smith surrendered one run and struck out six in four innings for the Desert Dogs. The No. 20 Brewers prospect has an 0.90 ERA in three starts spanning 10 frames. Drew Millas led the way offensively for the Javelinas with three hits (including a double) and two RBIs. The 30th-ranked Nats prospect is hitting .375 with a 1.088 OPS and 12 RBIs, tied for second on the circuit. More »

No-doubter from @Dodgers No. 5 prospect Andy Pages, his third homer of the Fall League. pic.twitter.com/C1uTemZNGj

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Salt River 10, Mesa 6
Jordan Walker doubled, stole a base and drove in two runs during his first three-hit performance for the Rafters. The No. 6 overall prospect improved his slash line to .300/.362/.525 with five extra-base hits and nine RBIs. Walker has a hit in seven of the past eight games and has gone 10-for-28 (.357) after a 2-for-12 start. No. 51 overall prospect and Cardinals teammate Masyn Winn had three RBIs and swiped his fifth base for Salt River. Mesa starter Colin Peluse turned in a solid outing, surrendering one run in four innings. The 24th-ranked A's prospect struck out four and did not issue a walk, giving him a 9-to-2 K/BB ratio across nine frames. Cubs prospects Owen Caissie (No. 10) and Matt Mervis (No. 21) combined for three hits and three RBIs for the Javelinas. More »

Matt Mervis drives in a run, the ninth RBI in as many AFL games for the @Cubs prospect. pic.twitter.com/dTsI5oMU7s

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Surprise 7, Scottsdale 0
There was no shortage of impressive performances on both sides of the ball for the Saguaros. Johan Rojas stole three bases, including a theft of home, drove in a run and scored another. The No. 5 Phillies prospect is second on the circuit with 10 steals in as many attempts and is batting .297 with a .764 OPS in 10 games. On the mound, Colton Gordon handcuffed Scottsdale over four perfect frames. The 24th-ranked Astros prospect struck out four to rebound from two rough first starts in which he surrendered seven earned runs on 12 hits in 4 2/3 innings. More »

Stealing third AND home?!@Phillies prospect Johan Rojas showing off the wheels in AFL action. pic.twitter.com/fXRk8M920n

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