The Greensboro Grasshoppers were rained out by the other three Pittsburgh Pirates’ minor league affiliates were in action on Thursday.

The only minor league team to win was Double-A Altoona, who had a come-from-behind victory after receiving contributions from several Pirates’ prospects.

Infielder Domingo Leyba continued to impress at the plate this season, while a pair of pitchers extended their scoreless inning streaks to begin the season.

Here are some of the top performers from all the action on Thursday.

Indianapolis (9-15)

LF Josh Palacios

  • Game stats: 1 for 2, two walks
  • Season stats: .300/.391/.500, one double, one home run, six RBIs, five games

RHP Hunter Stratton

  • Game stats: 2.0 innings, two hits, no runs, two walks, no strikeouts
  • Season stats: 0-0, 2.19 ERA, 3er/12.1ip, 12 hits, 10 walks, 19 strikeouts, eight appearances/one start

Not a whole lot to highlight as Indianapolis was defeated 7-0 by the Columbus Clippers. Palacios continued his nice start to his Triple-A stint with the Pirates and Stratton worked around traffic to keep Columbus off the scoreboard.

Pirates prospect Quinn Priester had his outing begin on a promising note, but the right-hander ended with four earned runs in 4.2 innings. He struck out five.

Altoona (9-8)

RHP Sean Sullivan

  • Game stats: 5.0 innings, four hits, no runs, two walks, six strikeouts
  • Season stats: 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 0er/11.2ip, eight hits, five walks, eight strikeouts, three appearances/three starts

INF Domingo Leyba

  • Game stats: 2 for 4, one RBI, one run
  • Season stats: .377/.459/.547, three doubles, two home runs, 11 RBIs, 15 games

Backed by a strong start from Sullivan, the Curve put up three runs in the ninth inning in their 3-2 win over the Fightin Phils. Leyba’s RBI-single was the final run of the frame.

Pirates’ prospect Henry Davis was on base three times, drove in a run and improved his OPS on the year to 1.064. First baseman Jacob Gonzalez had two hits.

Greensboro (12-5)

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Bradenton (11-7)

RF Rodolfo Nolasco

  • Game stats: 1 for 4, one double, two RBIs, one run
  • Season stats: .333/.333/.583, three doubles, two RBIs, three games

1B Nick Cimillo

  • Game stats: 1 for 2, one RBI, one run, two walks
  • Season stats: .200/.400/.200, three RBIs, seven games

While Nolasco and Cimillo were both productive at the plate, Bradenton was defeated by the Dunedin Blue Jays 9-5.

Pirates prospect Ryan Harbin threw two scoreless innings and now has yet to allow a run through his first five appearances on the season.

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