Orioles minor league prospects had a mixed bag last week, with some stars shining brightly. In Triple-A Norfolk, Nestor German dominated with two starts, eleven innings, one earned run, and sixteen strikeouts. High-A Fredericks Wehiwa Aloy crushed five homers in a series win, boosting his season to ten dingers and a nine-eight-five OPS. Pitcher Joseph Dzierwa struck out fifteen in eight-point-two innings with just one run allowed.

Double-A Chesapeake split their series, but catcher Ethan Anderson sparked the offense with seven hits and three homers. Levi Wells in Norfolk tossed four-point-two scoreless innings, and Norfolk catchers Jose Barrero and Creed Willems each smashed three homers. Fredericks Keys exploded for fifty-six runs in six games, including three straight eleven-run outbursts with eighteen total homers.

Fans are buzzing about these breakthroughs amid big-league injuries, with Jackson Holliday and Heston Kjerstad starting rehab stints in Chesapeake. Outfield depth remains thin, with Enrique Bradfield Junior still out and Reed Trimble rehabbing low. Strugglers like Esteban Mejia walked six in his start, pushing his season total to twenty-two free passes in eighteen-point-two innings.

Newer names are turning heads too, with Fredericks Yeiber Cartaya owning a zero-point-six-eight ERA over twenty-six-point-two innings. Double-A hitters Aron Estrada and Thomas Sosa scuffled with low averages. Delmarva split games but got no quality starts beyond one. Keep watching these kids—theyre the future fuel for twenty twenty-six contention.

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