Minor League Wrap: South Bend wins game one, gets no-hit in game two
Briefly

South Bend shortstop Jefferson Rojas earned the title of Midwest League Player of the Month for May, demonstrating strong offensive skills with a .337 batting average, alongside effective base running and fielding. The Cubs also made strategic moves by signing right-hander Jake Woodruff and managing recent roster changes, including injuries. The Iowa Cubs secured a solid victory against the Omaha Storm Chasers with notable contributions from Carlos Pérez and Jonathon Long. Meanwhile, the Knoxville Smokies struggled against the Chattanooga Lookouts, reflecting the competitive nature of minor league baseball.
Rojas excelled in May, showcasing remarkable talent as he led the Midwest League with impressive batting stats and defensive skills for the Cubs.
Woodruff joins Cubs after seeking release from Yankees; a strategic acquisition for Iowa to strengthen their pitching roster amidst recent injuries.
Iowa's offensive powerhouse demonstrated resilience, as seen in the stunning performance by Carlos Pérez and Jonathon Long, leading the team to an 8-5 victory.
Despite Iowa's triumph, the Knoxville Smokies faced challenges against the Lookouts, emphasizing the ups and downs of minor league baseball.
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