Yankees prospects: Week 3 minor league recap

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - MARCH 25: Luis Serna of New York Yankees pitches in the third inning during to Spring Training Game Two between Diablos Rojos and New York Yankees at Estadio Alfredo Harp Helu on March 25, 2024 in Mexico City, Mexico. (Photo by Jaime Lopez/Jam Media/Getty Images) | Getty Images It wasn’t the best week on the farm for the Yankees’ four affiliates, but it was the first full week of the season, during which all four affiliates got in six games. Nobody had a winning week, but all four levels had at least one player produce a standout performance, with several showing incredible progress and continued results in their season debuts.

T riple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders Record: 9-6, 1. 5 GB in the International League East after a 3-3 week against the Durham Bulls (Rays) Run differential: +24 Coming up: Road @ Syracuse Mets (Mets) The second full week of the season was a mixed bag for the RailRiders, who started out with another Tuesday postponement due to blistering cold in Northeastern Pennsylvania. They opened the week with a thrilling comeback victory on Wednesday, which saw them rally back from a 6-0 deficit in a bullpen game by taking advantage of bad Durham defense.

They then walked off the Bulls on Thursday in a back-and-forth game, thanks to a walk-off blast from catcher Ali Sánchez. A planned doubleheader on Friday saw only one game played, and it was tied through six innings at two before a blowup outing by Harrison Cohen resulted in an eight-run seventh and a loss. They finally got the doubleheader in on Saturday, which saw Carlos Lagrange take the loss in the matinee despite seven strikeouts in 3.

1 fiery innings, while they rode the burly bat of Spencer Jones to take the nightcap, 9-5. The bats mostly fell silent in a 4-3 loss on Sunday. Jasson Domínguez continues to impress on the hitting front, racking up six hits, seven walks, and four stolen bases in six games.