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MAJOR LEAGUE

PLAYER, TEAM, LEAGUE	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	AVG.
Kurt Suzuki, Minnesota, American	252	25	70	17	1	6	36	.278
Greg Garcia, St. Louis, National	126	25	35	7	0	3	15	.278
Kolten Wong, St. Louis, National	225	27	54	6	4	1	13	.240

PITCHER, TEAM, LEAGUE	G	IP	H	ER	BB	K	W-L	ERA
Jerome Williams, St. Louis, National	2	5	4	0	1	3	0-0	0.00
Steven Wright, Boston, American	22	1462/3	124	49	51	123	13-5	3.01

CLASS AAA

PITCHER, TEAM, LEAGUE	G	IP	H	ER	BB	K	W-L	ERA
Kirby Yates, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (Yankees), International	11	131/3	10	3	6	13	0-1	2.03
Dustin Antolin, Buffalo (Blue Jays), International	36	421/3	33	10	24	48	2-3	2.13
Kanekoa Texeira, Gwinnett (Braves), International	22	201/3	66	27	23	30	1-6	4.83
Jerome Williams, Memphis (Cardinals), Pacific Coast	9	57	64	31	15	34	5-3	4.89

CLASS AA

PLAYER, TEAM, LEAGUE	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	AVG.
David Freitas, Tennessee (Cubs), Southern	142	16	43	12	1	2	25	.303
Isiah Kiner-Falefa, Frisco (Rangers), Texas	306	46	82	4	2	0	23	.268
Kean Wong, Montgomery (Rays), Southern	347	37	90	16	0	4	41	.259
Tim Arakawa, Arkansas (Angels), Texas	79	8	15	3	0	0	6	.190

PITCHER, TEAM, LEAGUE	G	IP	H	ER	BB	K	W-L	ERA
Blair Walters, Birmingham (White Sox), Southern	15	751/3	70	23	31	60	4-3	2.75
Matt Cooper, Birmingham (White Sox), Southern	11	24	22	10	6	27	1-1	3.75

CLASS A — Advanced

PLAYER, TEAM, LEAGUE	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	AVG.
Chace Numata, Clearwater (Phillies), Florida State	235	21	71	13	2	2	25	.302
Michael Suiter, Winston-Salem (White Sox), Carolina	111	14	30	7	0	3	12	.270
Iolana Akau, Stockton (Athletics), California	175	10	37	7	0	1	20	.211
Pitcher, Team, League	G	IP	H	ER	BB	K	W-L	ERA
Scott Squier, Jupiter (Marlins), Florida State	12	31	30	14	8	24	3-0	4.06
Kodi Medeiros, Brevard County (Brewers), Florida State	19	761/3	91	44	51	60	4-9	5.19

CLASS A

PLAYER, TEAM, LEAGUE	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	AVG.
Jodd Carter, Lake County (Indians), Midwest	36	5	14	2	0	0	1	.389
Kewby Meyer, Bowling Green (Rays), Midwest	113	14	39	6	0	2	24	.345
PITCHER, TEAM, LEAGUE	G	IP	H	ER	BB	K	W-L	ERA
Tyler Brashears, Bowling Green (Rays), Midwest	25	56	45	12	15	46	6-0	1.93
Harley Holt, Peoria (Cardinals), Midwest	17	34	38	8	6	23	0-3	2.12
Max Duval, Kane County (Diamondbacks), Midwest	4	242/3	26	6	7	22	1-3	2.19
Jordan Yamamoto, Wisconsin (Brewers), Midwest	22	1061/3	112	52	28	113	5-8	4.40
L.J. Brewster, Greensboro (Marlins), South Atlantic	25	622/3	75	34	25	37	4-4	4.88
Quintin Torres-Costa, Wisconsin (Brewers), Midwest	29	432/3	47	24	20	55	4-2	4.95

CLASS A — Short Season

PLAYER, TEAM, LEAGUE	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	AVG.
Mark Karaviotis, Hillsboro (Diamondbacks), Northwest	46	10	11	0	0	1	8	.239
Ka’ai Tom, Mahoning Valley (Indians), N.Y.-Penn
Pitcher, Team, League	G	IP	H	ER	BB	K	W-L	ERA
Rico Garcia, Boise (Rockies), Northwest	11	23	28	11	8	21	0-1	4.30
Harley Holt, State College (Cardinals), N.Y-Penn	3	62/3	11	6	1	1	1-0	8.10

ROOKIE

PLAYER, TEAM, LEAG UE	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	AVG.
Jensen Park, Grand Junction (Rockies), Pioneer	23	4	6	3	1	0	4	.261
Steve Pollakov, Great Falls (White Sox), Pioneer	26	6	6	1	0	1	5	.231
L.J. Kalawaia, Orem (Angels), Pioneer	49	3	10	2	0	0	8	.204

PITCHER, TEAM, LEAGUE	G	IP	H	ER	BB	K	W-L	ERA
Ian Kahaloa, Billings (Reds), Pioneer	6	26 1/3	26	9	7	26	1-1	3.08
Jordan Kurokawa, GCL Phillies (Phillies), Gulf Coast	9	13	15	5	3	10	0-2	3.46
Brandon Bonilla, GCL Orioles (Orioles), Gulf Coast

>> Steven Wright (Hawaii) three-hit the Dodgers on Friday in the Red Sox’s 9-0 win, his first major league shutout. The win was Wright’s 13th, matching Scott Karl’s record for most by a former Rainbow in a season, set with the Brewers in 1996. The record for most wins in a season by any pitcher with Hawaii ties is 18 by Honolulu-born knuckleballer Charlie Hough in 1987 with the Rangers.

>> Greg Garcia (Hawaii) had a rough week for the Cardinals, going 2-for-19 to drop his batting average 30 points to .278. He did, however, hit his third home run of the season on July 31.

>> Tyler Brashears (Hawaii) won the first two starts of his pro career this past week, allowing just one run in each start on 11 total hits over 13 innings.