Your daily wrap up of how prospects are doing in camp.
- Kyle Drabek threw two scoreless innings for the Blue Jays in his first chance to face his former organization, the Philadelphia Phillies, reports Bob Brookover of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
- Mike Leake showed his Reds' team that you don't have to throw 100-mph to be effective, as he threw 2 scoreless innings of his own, reports Tom Singer of MLB.com.
- Jacob Turner, the Tigers' first round pick in 2009, got to face major league hitters for the first time, and struck out one of the best, reports John Lowe of the Detroit Free Press.
- Marlins' prospect Mike Stanton hit a no-doubter off of Wandy Rodriguez, reports Joe Frisaro of MLB.com.
- Blake Wood threw a perfect inning for the Royals on Wednesday, and is becoming a more likely candidate for the team's bullpen, says Bob Dutton of the Kansas City Star. Wood has been a starter in the minors, but has transitioned smoothly to the bullpen this spring.
- Jared Mitchell won't make the White Sox' roster, but he's leaving a good impression on manager Ozzie Guillen, something that's not easy to do, reports Scott Merkin of MLB.com.
- A.J. Pollock got a chance to play for the Diamondbacks Wednesday, and doubled in the first at-bat off live pitching he has had all spring, notes Steve Gilbert in his MLB.com blog.
