Chisholm has gone 14-for-32 (.455 average) with three home runs, two doubles and five stolen bases across seven games in the Arizona Fall League.

EDGE Analysis

Chisholm cemented his status as one of the Diamondbacks' top position prospects after pacing the farm system with 25 home runs between Low-A Kane County and High-A Visalia this past season and has only kept raking while facing higher-caliber competition in the AFL. There's still some question whether Chisholm will be able to stick at shortstop over the long haul, but he would still profile as a plus-power bat in the middle infield if he's forced to shift over to the keystone.

Chisholm went 1-for-4 with a solo home run Wednesday for High-A Visalia in its 9-1 loss to Rancho Cucamonga in Game 2 of the California League finals.

EDGE Analysis

The 20-year-old's home run was his 25th of the season and was just one of two hits on the night for Visalia. While 15 of those long balls came at Low-A Kane County earlier in the campaign, Chisholm has actually raised his slugging percentage from .472 to .597 since moving up to Visalia in late July. He'll likely move up to the high minors at some point in 2019 and should enter next spring as the Diamondbacks' top middle-infield prospect.

Chisholm went 3-for-4 with a three-run home run and a double Sunday in High-A Visalia's 7-3 win over Modesto.

EDGE Analysis

The shortstop has gone 9-for-18 with a pair of long balls and a stolen base over his past four contests, with Chisholm recording at least two hits in each game. The 20-year-old has been one of the California League's top performers since he received a promotion from Low-A Kane County in late July. Over his 20 games with Visalia, Chisholm is slashing .349/.393/.639 with 10 extra-base hits, though his 27 percent strikeout rate will make it difficult for him to maintain the high average once his .434 BABIP regresses.

Chisholm has hit .333/.397/.632 with four home runs and three stolen bases over his first 14 games with High-A Visalia.

EDGE Analysis

The hitter-friendly environments of the California League have surely inflated Chisholm's production, but his 1.028 OPS shouldn't be written off as a complete fluke. Prior to earning the promotion to Visalia, the 20-year-old displayed uncommon power for a middle-infield prospect at Low-A Kane County, amassing 15 home runs, 17 doubles and four triples. Chisholm's solid 8.6 percent walk rate between the two stops will likely help him offset a major downturn in his on-base percentage as his BABIP normalizes.

Chisholm was promoted to High-A Visalia, Zach Buchanan of The Athletic Arizona reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Bahamian was promoted Thursday, according to Renaldo Dorsett of Tribune 242, the newspaper from Chisholm's home country. The 20-year-old rattled off a .244/.311/.472 line for Low-A Kane County but included 15 homers, 43 RBI, 52 runs and eight stolen bases. Playing as one of the younger athletes in the Midwest League, this promotion will provide a stouter test in his progress, but he's quickly gaining more attention.

Chisholm went 5-for-6 with two home runs, a triple, five RBI and four runs for Low-A Kane County in its 13-4 win over Dayton on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

It's the second multi-homer game of the season for Chisholm, who is now up to 15 long balls in his second tour of the Midwest League. The monster performance ended Chisholm's 2-for-25 skid at the dish over the past six games. The 20-year-old shortstop is slashing .244/.311/.472 across 341 plate appearances on the campaign, good for a 116 wRC+.

Chisholm went 2-for-4 with a home run, double, two walks, a stolen base, four runs and four RBI for Low-A Kane County in its 16-5 victory over Clinton on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

The 20-year-old shortstop filled out the box score nicely Sunday, with the run and RBI totals representing season highs. Chisholm's .250/.319/.482 batting line translates to a 120 wRC+, a solid mark for a player who's younger than most of Midwest League peers and one who missed much of last season due to injury.

Chisholm went 1-for-3 with a solo home run and a walk Sunday for Low-A Kane County in its 3-2 loss to Peoria.

EDGE Analysis

Chisholm has now gone deep three times over the past two games, bringing his home-run total up to seven across 128 plate appearances. The young shortstop maintains a .932 OPS -- his highest mark at any professional level -- for the season, but his 27.3 percent strikeout rate creates some doubt about his ability to handle more advanced pitching as he matriculates through the Arizona farm system.

Chisholm (hamstring) returned from the 7-day disabled list and has appeared in three of Low-A Kane County's last four games, going 5-for-12 with three runs and two walks in those contests.

EDGE Analysis

Chisholm missed the minimum amount of time due to the injury and immediately picked up where he left off from his hot start to the season. The shortstop, who was sidelined for most of the 2017 campaign due to a torn meniscus, is now hitting .326/.431/.605 with seven extra-base hits and two stolen bases across 51 appearances with Kane County. The 20-year-old seems likely to earn a promotion to the California League later this season.

Chisholm is on the 7-day disabled list at Low-A Kane County due to a hamstring injury, Jake Bartelson of the Kane County Chronicle reports.

EDGE Analysis

Chisholm hurt himself while sliding awkwardly during an April 18 game, disrupting the shortstop's hot start to the Midwest League season. The 20-year-old has slashed .290/.405/.581 across 37 plate appearances, putting him on course for a potential mid-season promotion to High-A Visalia. Chisholm is repeating Low-A ball after his 2017 campaign was cut short due to the torn meniscus he suffered in a batting practice last May, but fortunately, this latest setback doesn't seem to be nearly as severe. Chisholm is hopeful to return from the DL when first eligible Thursday or soon after.