BA notes these lines. You'll like the offense better than the pitching:

CLE AA Rodriguez, Nellie 1B 4 0 1 0 .240
CLE AA Zimmer, Bradley CF 4 0 1 0 .250
CLE HiA Allen, Greg CF 5 0 1 1 .250 SB (7)
CLE HiA Papi, Mike 1B 3 1 1 1 .250 HR (1), BB (6)
CLE HiA Bradley, Bobby DH 4 1 2 1 .250 HR (1)
CLE LoA Castro, Willi SS 4 1 2 0 .464 3B (3)
CLE LoA Mejia, Francisco C 3 1 1 1 .421 BB (3)
CLE AA Plutko, Adam 1 5 5 5 2 1 6.75 L (1-1)
CLE AAA Armstrong, Shawn 1.1 2 0 0 1 2 0.00
CLE AAA Merritt, Ryan 4.2 9 4 4 2 3 7.71 L (0-1)
CLE HiA Brown, Mitch 4.2 6 5 5 5 4 7.71 L (0-1)

Looking at Midwest League leaders to confirm that Willi Castro's 3 triples lead the league [they do] I note that the league leader in batting is 15-22 with an avg of 682 and OPS of 1663. I'm guessing that those stats don't hold up.

Sam Hentges fanned 8 in 4 innings tonight for Lake County, 2 runs, 1 earned.

2nd homer by Yu-Cheng Chang for Lynchburg. 20 year old SS. We have lots of talented SS. Will be lots of position changes or trade material.

so far tonight Shawn Morimando has a 3-hit 5 inning shutout with 6 K and walked 2. Only Akron hit so far is by their promising LF Michael Brantley. He could make it to Cleveland before either Zimmer or Frazier.

Frazier 2 run homer, his 2nd. Akron up 3-0 in the 9th. Diaz a single and a walk.
Columbus down 4-0. Erik Gonzalez a pair of hits.
Greg Allen a pair of walks. Picked off once. Luis Lugo surrenders a couple of bombs, that's been his problem often.
Captains just went ahead 3-2 on a 3-run blast by Bobby Ison. Krieger a single and a steal. I think I noted F Mejia's single and walk earlier [4walks, 2k to date]

Yandy the dandy finally got a big hit. Hit a Grand Slam this afternoon. Maybe he's busting out of that slump.

Papi just hit his 2nd homer too.

BTW, Greg Allen's 8 SB leads all of minor league baseball.

Papi just hit another homer.

Papi with another homer today, and two doubles and a walk.

Has already equaled his home run total from last year. 4

Papi is ready to join the guys Akron if he keeps this up much longer. Of his 11 hits, five are doubles, four homers. He leads the Carolina League in homers. His 9 walks are 3rd in the league. He's tied for 3rd in doubles. Tied for second in total bases. Leads in slugging. 7th in On base pct. 2nd in OPS.

Greg Allen is hitting 297 [all singles] and leads the CL with his 11 walks in 48 TAB. That puts him 5th in On base pct. Tied for the lead with 10 steals.

Yesterday Allen, Paulino and Santander each with 2 hits. Besides Papi and his homer and 2 doubles, C Danny Salters also with 3 hit.

Justus Sheffield 4 1/3-3-1-1-2-4 2.03 for 19-year-old lefty: might be the youngest SP in the league.

For Akron, Clint Frazier is hitting 325. 8K vs 4BB is not bad. Zimmer went 0-5 to drop to 222, fanned 3 times. 13K 4 bb.
Nellie Rodriguez hit his 3rd homer and walked. 15K 5 BB.

Off day for Dace Kime to say the least. He faced 7 batters, walked 5 of them and was yanked. 3rd pick in 2013 with a 9.95 ERA after his first 2 AA starts.

for Columbus Erik Gonzalez 3 hits: 345. Urshela 3 hits. Ronny Rodriguez 2 hits.

And in Lake County F. Mejia with another 2-hit day, this time both were doubles. He's hitting 433 with OPS 1100, 4k=4BB

This is a BA writeup on Papi before his big day Sunday

Mike Papi, lf, Indians. The Indians have some terrific outfield depth—Tyler Naquin, Bradley Zimmer, Clint Frazier—so Papi gets overlooked in the organization. But scouts viewed Papi as an advanced bat when the Indians popped him in the second round in 2014 out of Virginia. He struggled in his full-season debut a year ago, in part due to a thumb injury. Now healthy and repeating high Class A Lynchburg, Papi is off to a good start, including slugging two homers Saturday. Overall, he’s 8-for-31 with three homers and eight walks. Papi has excellent plate discipline and led Indians minor leaguers a year ago with 80 free passes.

["Overlooked" implies not noticed. We noticed that he did not hit well last year. Never heard about the thumb, but if that was the cause and the first 10 games of 2016 are indicative of the real Mike Papi, he'll not escape notice.]

I said before the season started that I have not given up on Papi yet, so color me not surprised by his hot start.

Last night J.P. Feyereisen struck out a batter on 3 pitches, all fastballs. The first one was 97 MPH, the last two were both 98.

Let's try this ...

https://twitter.com/i/videos/tweet/721458196808921092?

Yeah, that link seems to work. Video of J.P. throwing heat last night for Akron.

He'll probably need a second pitch to complement the heater before we see him up the road in Cleveland, but the Indians have show with Allen and Crockett that they're willing to bring relievers along real fast.

Greg Allen went 2-3 tonight, both doubles. And had 3 SB's.