The Columbia Fireflies are proving that pitching wins championships—or at least, perfect games. This week in the minors, all eyes are on Jordan Woods, whose flawless performance on the mound has fans buzzing. But he's not the only arm turning heads across the system.

Up in Omaha, the Storm Chasers battled through a split series against the Indianapolis Indians, which featured two doubleheaders. Mitch Spence delivered a gem on Thursday, tossing 6.2 innings while allowing just one hit and two runs, striking out four. With Cole Ragans sidelined and Stephen Kolek already filling in, Spence is making a strong case as the go-to option if the team needs to send Noah Cameron down to work on mechanics during his sophomore slump.

Aaron Sanchez also shined, throwing six innings of one-hit ball with eight strikeouts. Meanwhile, Bailey Falter continued his rehab assignment with 3.1 more scoreless innings, fanning seven batters. At the plate, Drew Waters stood out, going 7-for-17 with his sixth homer of the season. Josh Rojas added two homers but struggled overall, hitting just 3-for-15.

Down in the Texas League, the Northwest Arkansas Naturals took three of five games from Frisco, though Sunday's finale was rained out. Felix Arronde posted another strong start, going six innings with six hits and one unearned run allowed, striking out five. The 23-year-old right-hander is building momentum with back-to-back quality outings. Dennis Colleran, who generated Spring Training buzz but stumbled early, bounced back with four innings of one-run ball and five strikeouts.

At the dish, Jorge Alfaro made his presence felt, going 4-for-11 with three towering homers. It's the kind of week that reminds everyone why he's still a name to watch.

Whether you're tracking rising stars or seasoned arms finding their groove, this week in the minors delivered plenty of highlights—and a perfect game that's already becoming legend in Columbia.