Yesterday—and into this morning—the San Francisco Giants' farm system was buzzing with action. With the author heading off on vacation, this marks the last Minor League roundup for a bit, but what a way to go out! Let's dive into the key highlights from Tuesday and Wednesday morning.

The biggest news? A pair of exciting promotions. Catcher Drew Cavanaugh (No. 19 on the Community Prospect List) and shortstop Aeverson Arteaga are both moving up from Double-A Richmond to Triple-A Sacramento. Both players have been tearing it up offensively this season, and their defensive skills are ready for the next level. Promotions this time of year can sometimes be about logistics, but it's worth watching whether this duo sticks on merit. For Cavanaugh, it's likely a mix of both: he provides depth behind the plate after Eric Haase and Jesús Rodríguez (No. 16 CPL) were called up to the Majors, especially with Daniel Susac (No. 20 CPL) nearing the end of his rehab.

Filling their spots in Richmond are catcher Ty Hanchey and shortstop Zane Zielinski, both promoted from High-A Eugene. Meanwhile, catcher Daniel Rogers—who was on emergency duty in Sacramento but didn't see action—heads to Eugene, a step up from his previous assignment with Low-A San Jose. Utility player Jean Carlos Sio (No. 44 CPL) also finished his rehab in the Complex League and is now assigned to Eugene.

Now, onto the action on the field. The Sacramento River Cats took down the Round Rock Express (Rangers affiliate) 9-2 in a game that showcased some players who might soon be wearing Giants uniforms. On offense, catcher Daniel Susac (No. 20 CPL) continued his rehab assignment in style, going 1-for-2 with two walks before exiting after seven innings. His single brought in a run, and it's clear he's finding his rhythm again. Keep an eye on him as he works his way back to full strength.