Trending on the Farm: George Wolkow heating up in Kannapolis

Noah Schultz – MLB Pipeline White Sox #2

Noah Schultz may have been a tad less efficient in regards to strike percentage last week from what we’re accustomed to seeing, but the 20-year-old was able to battle and keep the Smokies in check for the majority of his outing.

George Wolkow – MLB Pipeline White Sox #14

After some initial struggles in what’s an advanced assignment, 18-year-old George Wolkow has been heating up at the plate the last couple weeks. Wolkow significantly cut his strikeouts down last week, nearly walking (five) as many times as he struck out (six). Over the last two weeks, Wolkow has a .970 OPS in 13 games.

Colson Montgomery – MLB Pipeline White Sox #1

After a strong showing in the previous week, Colson Montgomery had a tough week at the plate against the Norfolk Tides.

Jacob Gonzalez – MLB Pipeline White Sox #7

Jacob Gonzalez hit a speed bump in June, batting .216/.292/.289 (.581 OPS) in 97 at-bats.

Edgar Quero – MLB Pipeline White Sox #4

Last week was a struggle at the plate for Edgar Quero against Tennessee, but he’ll look to get back on track against his former mates in Rocket City.

Nick Nastrini – MLB Pipeline White Sox #8

A defensive miscue in the second inning opened the floodgates against Nick Nastrini, as his outing came to a close not long after. Nastrini left the game allowing three runs and had three men on, all of which came in to score after he left the game.

Jake Eder – MLB Pipeline White Sox #10 & Peyton Pallette – MLB Pipeline White Sox #12

A strong May led to a tough month of June for Jake Eder, as the southpaw had a 7.64 ERA and a 1.47 WHIP in 17.2 innings pitched. Eder only issued six walks while striking out 25, but did allow six home runs in June.

Peyton Pallette’s nightmarish June is mercifully over. An 11.37 ERA, 2.37 WHIP in 12.2 innings of work after a solid month of May is surely something the righty will look to move past as soon as possible.

Bryan Ramos – MLB Pipeline White Sox #5

Bryan Ramos returned to the lineup and while his weekly line wasn’t ideal, him returning to action healthy was the most important aspect after only playing in two games in the previous week. Of note, Sunday’s game was suspended so he and the rest of his Charlotte teammates will have to wait a while before the stats from that game get officially added to the docket.

Cory Abbott

28-year-old Cory Abbott made two appearances for the Knights last week, one of which happened to be a dynamite start. In total, Abbott pitched seven scoreless innings allowing just one hit, one walk, and struck out 12.

Chuckie Robinson

29-year-old catcher Chuckie Robinson posted a 1.461 OPS with a triple, home run, and five RBI against Norfolk last week in three official games.

Oscar Colás

25-year-old Oscar Colás hit .368/.400/.526 for a .926 OPS with a double and a triple in four official games.

Fraser Ellard & Aaron McGarity

26-year-old lefty Fraser Ellard made two scoreless appearances last week, throwing two and two thirds innings allowing nothing across the board and struck out four.

29-year-old right-hander Aaron McGarity made two scoreless appearances against the Tides, throwing two and one third innings allowing one hit and struck out six.

Matt Hogan

24-year-old outfielder Matt Hogan was on a tear in his first full week with the Barons. Across six games, Hogan slashed .429/.600/.857 for a 1.457 OPS with three doubles, a home run, five RBI, more walks (six) than strikeouts (four), and went 2-for-2 on stolen bases.

Jason Matthews

27-year-old infielder Jason Matthews had a 1.009 OPS in five games played, knocking a home run and was successful on his lone stolen base attempt.

Tyler Schweitzer

23-year-old Tyler Schweitzer was marvelous in his latest outing for the Barons and in three AA outings (19 innings) has a 1.89 ERA, 0.79 WHIP, and two walks to 21 strikeouts.

Caleb Freeman

26-year-old reliever Caleb Freeman made two scoreless appearances last week against Tennessee, throwing two total innings walking one and striking out five.

Jordan Mikel

25-year-old Jordan Mikel made the most of his lone appearance last week, hurling three scoreless frames allowing two hits while striking out three.

Mario Camilletti

25-year-old infielder Mario Camilletti paced the Dash offense last week, slashing .375/.421/.563 for a .984 OPS with a home run and seven RBI in four games.

Ryan Galanie

24-year-old Ryan Galanie first baseman Ryan Galanie posted a .944 OPS across five games played against Rome last week, knocking seven total hits in 18 at-bats.

DJ Gladney

22-year-old outfielder DJ Gladney knocked four doubles and 10 total hits in six games last week, posting a .370/.393/.519 slash line (.912 OPS) with four RBI once the week wrapped.

Max Roberts

26-year-old southpaw Max Roberts had two scoreless appearances for the Dash last week, only allowing one walk while striking out six in two total innings.

Tanner McDougal – MLB Pipeline White Sox #18

21-year-old Tanner McDougal allowed one run (earned) on four hits in five innings of work in his start against the Emperors last week. He also walked three and struck out seven.

Luis Pineda

22-year-old catcher Luis Pineda slashed .450/.500/.700 (1.200 OPS) with three of his nine total hits going for extra bases (two doubles, home run), two RBI, and more walks (two) than strikeouts (one) in five games last week against Columbia.

Seth Keener – MLB Pipeline White Sox #15

22-year-old Seth Keener was a part of the Kannapolis combined no-hitter on Saturday night and as you could imagine pitched rather well.

Ronny Hernandez

19-year-old catcher Ronny Hernandez had a .929 OPS with a double and more walks (three) than strikeouts (one) in four games last week for the Cannon Ballers.

Luke Bell

23-year-old right-hander Luke Bell made two scoreless appearances throwing four total innings allowing just one walk and struck out five.

Frankeli Arias

21-year-old left-hander Frankeli Arias had one scoreless appearance against Columbia last week, throwing three innings allowing just one walk while striking out five.

Connor Housley

22-year-old righty Connor Housley made two scoreless appearances last week, throwing four innings with just one walk allowed and struck out four.

Edrick Felix

22-year-old infielder Edrick Felix sent two of his four hits for doubles and was successful on his lone stolen base attempt in four games with the ACL White Sox, posting an 1.100 OPS.

Darío Borrero

Darío Borrero had two extra base hits (double, home run) with two RBI and a 1.000 OPS in four games.

Javier Mogollon – MLB Pipeline White Sox #22

18-year-old infielder Javier Mogollon had three extra base hits (two doubles, home run), four RBI, a .953 OPS, and was successful on his lone stolen base attempt in five games.

Ricardo Brizuela

21-year-old righty Ricardo Brizuela (turned 21 on June 30, happy birthday Ricardo!) threw the ball well in his lone start, working five scoreless innings allowing just one hit while striking out five.

Carson Jacobs

22-year-old righty Carson Jacobs pitched well in his lone appearance last week, hurling two and two thirds scoreless innings allowing just one hit while striking out five.

Davis Martin

27-year-old right-hander Davis Martin is working his way back from Tommy John and was officially sent on a rehab assignment with the ACL White Sox. His first appearance was a strong one, throwing three shutout innings while striking out five.

Rafael Alvarez

19-year-old infielder Rafael Alvarez had three extra base hits (double, two home runs) and drove in eight while posting a .385/.385/.923 slash line (1.308 OPS) in four games with the DSL White Sox. Alvarez was also successful on his only stolen base attempt.

Ryan Castillo

19-year-old infielder Ryan Castillo had four hits in eight at-bats while appearing in three games last week. Castillo also stole a base on his lone attempt and drove in two.

Yhoiker Fajardo

17-year-old right-hander Yhoiker Fajardo had a two start week and posted strong outings in each. Fajardo threw a total of 10 innings (five in each start) while allowing seven hits, three runs (two earned), didn’t allow a walk, and struck out 17 (eight in the first start, nine in the second). The Venezuelan now has 32 strikeouts in 21.2 innings in the DSL.

Oscar Hernandez & Manuel Rumbos

18-year-old righty Oscar Hernandez pitched three and one third scoreless innings allowing just one hit, one walk, and struck out two in his lone appearance of the week.

21-year-old right-hander Manuel Rumbos pitched two scoreless innings walking just one while striking out four.