SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Twins prospect Taylor Rogers has pitched more in 2015 than he ever has before, but you wouldn't know it from watching Tuesday's outing.
The left-hander put together a strong start, but the Scottsdale Scorpions fell 10-4 to the Salt River Rafters at Scottsdale Stadium.
Rogers, the No. 13 prospect in Minnesota's organization, gave up two hits in five scoreless innings of work. In total, he threw 63 pitches, 38 strikes.
"I thought it was pretty good, I was able to work pretty quickly," Rogers said. "Fastball was there early so I was able to mix in the secondary stuff later on and it worked out.