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Matt Thomson struggled in his first three Northwest League appearances, but the Vancouver Canadians right-hander has turned things around in a hurry with three straight scoreless outings.
Drafted in the 13th round in June, first baseman Andrew Clark hasn't missed a beat since joining the Spokane Indians following an appearance in the College World Series with Louisville.
Ryan Scoma, a 36th-round pick in 2009, strung together seven multi-hit games for Salem-Keizer and attributes his early-season success to a strong work ethic and some fundamental drills.
After making some adjustments to his windup at the start of the season, Eugene starter Matthew Lollis has been putting up some impressing numbers with improved command of his fastball.
Boise second baseman Brandon May put in months of hard work during the offseason as he tries to become the only member of a championship high school team to reach the big leagues.