A year to the day since he was taken with the first pick in the MLB Draft, it certainly looks like Spencer Torkelson is getting comfortable in pro ball.

Baseball’s No. 3 overall prospect doubled on a three-hit night and added two walks, reaching base five times as High-A West Michigan blanked visiting Lansing, 10-0.

Torkelson was aboard in every trip he made to the plate on Thursday night, starting with a single to left field in the first inning and a double to center in the fourth. After earning walks in the fifth and seventh, the top Tigers prospect added another single to left in the eighth.

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Torkelson, who scored three runs in the West Michigan rout, continued a hot month of June with his big performance. After posting a .235/.379/.397 slash line in 19 games in May, Torkelson now boasts a .400/.561/.700 line through nine June contests. Going back to May 29, the corner infielder’s first career three-hit game, Torkelson is batting .385/.529/.769 with three homers, six doubles, nine RBIs and 10 walks against nine strikeouts in his last 11 games.

The 21-year-old has displayed an impressive command of the strike zone in his debut season, as well, earning at least one walk in 15 games this season and posting seven two-walk performances.

Taken with the first overall selection last year out of Arizona State, Torkelson is one of two 2020 Draft picks on West Michigan’s roster. Detroit’s second-round pick from last year and No. 5 prospect, catcher Dillon Dingler went 3-for-5 with a double and an RBI batting behind Torkelson in the cleanup spot for the Whitecaps.