Down on the Farm: Chase Burns Dazzles in Debut, Tyler Stephenson and Sam Moll Continue Rehab

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All four Cincinnati Reds minor league affiliates were in action on Saturday night.
Here is how their top prospects performed:
Louisville Bats (14-11) Lost 4-2 and Won 5-2
- Tyler Callihan went 1-7 with a triple and two walks.
- Tyler Stephenson went 1-7 with a walk.
- Will Benson went 2-7 with two stolen bases.
- Rece Hinds went 4-7 with two stolen bases.
- Ivan Johnson went 1-2 with a walk and a stolen base.
- Sam Moll gave up one run on two hits in an inning of work. He walked a batter and struck out two.
- Lenny Torres Jr. gave up two runs on two hits and two walks in one inning. He struck out a batter.
- Albert Abreu gave up two runs on six hits in three innings. He walked a batter and struck out two.
- Zach Maxwell pitched 1/3 of an inning and got the only batter he faced out.
Chattanooga Lookouts (8-10) Won 8-2 and Won 3-0
- Hector Rodriguez went 5-7 with a stolen base, a triple, and a home run. Rodriguez is hitting .364 this season with a .910 OPS.
- Edwin Arroyo went 3-4.
- Sal Stewart went 1-7.
- Ethan O'Donnell went 4-7 with a double. O'Donnell is hitting .328 with an OPS of .897.
- Jay Allen II went 2-6 with a walk and a stolen base.
- Chase Burns gave up one run on five hits over four innings in his Double-A debut. He struck out five and walked a batter.
- Ryan Cardona gave up one hit over five scoreless innings. He walked two and struck out five.
Dayton Dragons (8-12) Won 5-4 (10 Innings)
- Carlos Jorge went 0-3 with a walk.
- Leo Balcazar went 1-4.
- Peyton Stovall went 0-4.
- Yerlin Confidan went 1-3 with a walk.
- Ricardo Cabrera went 0-3.
- Adam Serwinowski struck out seven and gave up just one run on two hits over five innings. Serwinoski has an ERA of 1.59 this season.
Daytona Tortugas (9-11) Lost 4-2
- Kyle Henley went 0-3 with a walk and a stolen base.
- Carlos Sanchez went 0-3 with a walk and a stolen base.
- Sammy Stafura went 1-4 with a triple.
- Alfredo Duno went 0-1.
- Ovis Portes gave up four runs on three hits and three walks. He struck out two.
- Cole Schoenwetter pitched three scoreless innings. He did not allow a hit, walked two, and struck out a batter.
Watch highlights of the games below:
Chase Burns brought the heat to his Double-A @ChattLookouts debut 🔥
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) April 26, 2025
The @Reds' top-ranked prospect logged 5 strikeouts -- all on his heater -- while spinning four frames of one-run ball: pic.twitter.com/J7OLAA5CUX
Héctor Rodríguez is 4-4 and a double short of a cycle.
— Chattanooga Lookouts (@ChattLookouts) April 26, 2025
Dude is insane pic.twitter.com/UirFHdXpbd
Rece strikes back! pic.twitter.com/EbwURct5sC
— Louisville Bats (@LouisvilleBats) April 27, 2025
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