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Triple-A Louisville
Louisville and Omaha went toe-to-toe in a thriller on Thursday, with the Storm Chasers coming out on top 8-7 on a walk-off single.
The two teams went back and forth all game long. The Bats jumped out to an early 2-0 lead and then again 4-2 after Omaha tied it. The Storm Chasers plated three in the eighth to take a 6-4 edge before the Bats responded with three of their own in the ninth thanks to a two-RBI single by Blake Dunn and a go-ahead RBI triple by Edwin Arroyo. The bullpen was unable to hold the 7-6 lead and as the Bats fell to 18-12 on the season.
In the defeat, second baseman Ivan Johnson continued his torrid stretch at the plate. In the last four games, the Reds' 2019 fourth-round pick has eight hits, including three homers and two doubles to go with eight RBIs.
Double-A Chattanooga
Chattanooga heads into the weekend with a 2-1 edge in its home series with Birmingham after Thursday's 8-3 win.
Seven different Lookouts players drove in a run, including outfielder Carlos Jorge who continues swinging the bat well in the early going. The organization's No. 16 ranked prospect is hitting .333 through his first 13 games this season.
At 18-6, Chattanooga will look to continue padding its already commanding seven-game lead in the Southern League North Division this weekend.
High-A Dayton
Like their Triple-A counterparts, the Dragons lost a seesaw battle in walk-off fashion on Thursday.
Reds top prospect Alfredo Duno hit a game-tying two-run homer in the ninth and the Dragons took the lead in the 10th before Lansing tied it on an RBI single in the bottom half and won the game when a hit by pitch forced in the winning run.
Reds Make Big Splashes with 2026 International Signings
When the 2026 international signing period opened on January 15, the Reds got the ball rolling by signing a top six prospect in the class for the third time in the past four years, something no other team has pulled off.
That prospect is outfielder and No. 6 ranked prospect Angel Nuñez, who hails from the Dominican Republic.
The Nuñez signing was just the tip of the iceberg, as the Reds inked 15 additional players on day one, including Venezuelan catcher Diego Pacheco, slotted in at No. 50.
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2025 MLB DRAFT
The Reds had three picks on day one of the 2025 MLB First-Year Player Draft: No. 9, No. 51 and No. 83. They rounded out their draft with Rounds 4-20 on day two. Of their 20 selections, the Reds drafted 12 pitchers, and six of the 20 players taken were high schoolers.
SS Steele Hall – Round 1, #9
With the ninth overall selection, the Cincinnati Reds took 17-year-old high school shortstop Steele Hall out of Hewitt-Trussville High School in Trussville, Alabama.
RHP Mason Morris – Round 3, #83
With their third pick, the Reds drafted 21-year-old right-handed pitcher Mason Morris out of the University of Mississippi.
Reds beat writer Mark Sheldon breaks down the Reds draft.
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