Ben Spanier

Luis Fragoza, IF/OF, Minnesota Twins (Low-A Fort Myers): 2-2, 2 HR, 2 BB, 4 RBI, 3 R. Looking, for the moment, like a true four-corners positional prospect—a concept that seems somehow rarer these days—the 19-year-old Fragoza has been cornering pitchers with the bat, slashing .307/.366/.554 over his first 200 some-odd full-season PAs. His exit velo marks are already bumping up on big-league average, so the production checks out.

With the White Sox in control of the division, they're beefing up their pitching staff with two of their top prospects.

Welcome to the Minor League Update. Every day, we tell you the latest about what happened to the prospects you care about, and maybe a few more you should. Here’s who made waves yesterday: Wehiwa Aloy, SS/3B, Baltimore Orioles (Double-A Chesapeake): 2-3, 2 HR, BB, 3 R, 4 RBI. Aloy’s always been a power threat with monster athleticism, and he produced big-time for the Arkansas Razorbacks. That’s why he was a (relatively) high pick at the back of the first round.