How the Reds’ minor-league affiliates are faring

The Reds hope prospects will be lining up at  Great American Ballpark some day. GREG LYNCH / STAFF

Credit: Greg Lynch

Credit: Greg Lynch

The Reds hope prospects will be lining up at  Great American Ballpark some day. GREG LYNCH / STAFF
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By Staff writer
July 19, 2017
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Minor-league baseball isn’t all about wins and losses, it is about developing players for the major-league club. But a team’s record might be an indication of talent in the farm system.

Here’s how the Reds’ minor-league affiliates are faring this season (through Tuesday’s games):

--Louisville Bats (Triple-A): 38-57

--Pensacola Blue Wahoos (Double-A): 53-42

--Daytona Tortugas (High A): 35-53

--Dayton Dragons (Low A): 49-46

--Billings Mustangs (Rookie): 15-14

--Arizona League Reds (Rookie): 7-11

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