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Walker homers again, but Quero comes up big

No. 7 Brewers prospect celebrates birthday with four-hit game
Top Cardinals prospect Jordan Walker left the yard for the second time in his past two games. (Jill Weisleder/MLB Photos)
By MiLB.com staff
October 11, 2022

Glendale 8, Salt River 3 Although they didn't score until the sixth inning, the Desert Dogs handed the Rafters their seventh straight loss to open up the AFL season. Top Cardinals prospect Jordan Walker started the scoring in the fourth with a monster home run that was smoked 108 mph

Glendale 8, Salt River 3
Although they didn't score until the sixth inning, the Desert Dogs handed the Rafters their seventh straight loss to open up the AFL season. Top Cardinals prospect Jordan Walker started the scoring in the fourth with a monster home run that was smoked 108 mph off the bat and traveled 438 feet, his second dinger in his last two games. Southpaw Connor Thomas (Cardinals) twirled five scoreless frames for Salt River, but Glendale came storming back with a three-run frame. No. 7 Brewers prospect Jeferson Quero, who finished with four hits, evened things up with an RBI single and scored the go-ahead run on a two-bagger by Moises Castillo (White Sox), who smacked two doubles and stole home in the contest. More »

Peoria 11, Mesa 8
The Javelinas again broke out the bats and posted double-digit runs to improve to 5-2 on the season. Peoria put up a four-spot in the first frame after a bases-loaded walk by Robert Perez Jr. (Mariners), a sacrifice fly from Angel Martinez (Guardians) and a two-run single by Drew Millas (Nationals), who finished with three hits and four RBIs. Perez Jr. added an RBI double in the next frame, and Martinez ripped a two-run single to pad the Javelinas’ lead in the top of the ninth. Behind multihit efforts from Zack Gelof (A's), Jasson Domínguez (Yankees) and T.J. Rumfield (Yankees), Mesa came within a run of tying up the score after being down by six, but the comeback ultimately fell short. Rumfield tallied three doubles and two RBIs, while Joe Mack (Marlins) and Ronny Simon (Rays) both homered. More »

Surprise 7, Scottsdale 1
Behind a three-hit effort from Will Wagner (Astros), a three-RBI game for Scott Schreiber (Astros) and a combined one-run effort from seven pitchers, the Saguaros coasted to victory. Schreiber plated the first three runs for Surprise, starting with a two-run single in the second inning before another base knock in the fifth. Wagner doubled three times in the contest and reached base four times, driving in two runs and scoring twice. Eighth-ranked Rangers prospect Kumar Rocker took the bump for his second AFL start and produced two scoreless frames, striking out two while working around a hit and two walks. Six hurlers came on in relief, combining to allow three hits while striking out seven. Righty Jonathan Sprinkle (Astros) fanned three in his two innings of work. Niko Kavadas (Red Sox) had three hits, including a double, and scored a run. More »