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White Sox No. 1 prospect Bonemer has a grand time during four-hit game at Double-A
Caleb Bonemer not only delivered his first Double-A homer in grand fashion, he did it on a career afternoon. MLB’s No. 13 prospect had a huge day at the dish, going 4-for-5 with a grand slam in Double-A Birmingham's 10-5 victory over Knoxville on Sunday at Regions Field. The four-hit
Venezuela together: Phillies' No. 4 prospect pays tribute to home nation (and homers) at Double-A
"Venezuela together." That was the message Phillies No. 4 prospect Aroon Escobar inscribed in Spanish on his left wristband this week after a pair of earthquakes devastated his native country. On Wednesday, quakes with magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5 magnitudes left more than 1,400 people dead across northern Venezuela, according
Made stays hot with ANOTHER 3-hit game at Double-A
Shortstop Jesús Made is MLB's No. 1 prospect for a reason, and he's showing why right now.
Mariners No. 3 prospect Sloan keeps racking up the K's at Double-A
On Friday night, left-hander Kade Anderson, the Mariners' No. 2 prospect, struck out nine batters in his start for Double-A Arkansas. Right-hander Ryan Sloan must have viewed that as a challenge to him.
Eyanson slings, Arias crushes go-ahead HR late as Sox top 2 prospects star
Anthony Eyanson has been nearly impossible score upon in June, while Franklin Arias has continued to torment Double-A pitchers. The Red Sox's top two prospects combined to lead Portland to a 5-2 win against Hartford at Dunkin' Park on Saturday night, with Eyanson tossing 5 2/3 innings of one-run ball
MLB's No. 4 prospect electrifies with leadoff inside-the-park homer
Eli Willits and inside-the-park home runs will always have something of a connection, considering that’s how MLB’s No. 4 prospect collected his first professional roundtripper back on April 15. In the more than two months since, the first overall pick from the 2025 Draft swatted 10 homers over various fences
Giants' 2025 first-rounder enjoys banner week as first pro ball anniversary nears
Gavin Kilen put his best on display to start the second half of the season with High-A Eugene as he approaches his first anniversary in professional baseball. The Giants’ No. 4 prospect enjoyed quite the week with his second multihomer game of the season on Thursday before he smashed a
Ingle tallies 1st MLB hit as Guardians' youth movement fuels win
CLEVELAND -- Standing on first base on Saturday, Cooper Ingle faced the Guardians’ third-base dugout and emphatically clapped his hands. The 24-year-old gave a double thumbs-up, as chants of “Coooooop” began to echo across Progressive Field. Ingle recorded his first career hit and RBI in the fourth inning, knocking a
New to High-A, 19-year-old Dodgers prospect posts 2-homer night
Once upon a time, fitting in at a new school -- or with a new club -- meant adapting to its particular form of social currency. Making friends took some trial and error. Fortunately for Chase Harlan, his move from Single-A to High-A was relatively simple -- put up some
Tigers' No. 4 prospect homers twice, posts second 5-hit game of 2026
Max Anderson swings the most of almost any hitter in the Minors. Over the past three days, he's also collected more knocks than anyone. The Tigers' No. 4 prospect hammered two homers and drove in three runs during a five-hit day on Saturday, fueling Triple-A Toledo to a 15-6 victory
Inbox: Comparing No. 2 Draft prospect Emerson to Willits
Next week just might be the busiest on the MLB Pipeline calendar. It starts with our latest update to the Top 100 Prospects list, continues with Futures Game roster announcements and scouting reports and concludes with an updated and expanded Draft Top 250 plus our later projections for the first
A's Lin to have Tommy John surgery, Dodgers' Ryan back on IL
Here is the latest on injuries and roster moves involving MLB Pipeline's Top 100 prospects:
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Slugging prospect Keys gets first Major League hit in debut
TORONTO – The Blue Jays are hoping some of the power they’ve been seeking will be coming from within. Infielder Sean Keys, the Blue Jays' No. 14 prospect, made his Major League debut Saturday. Keys batted sixth and played first base, picking up the first hit of his career with
Royals' top two prospects team up for big night in High-A
Royals’ No. 1 prospect Blake Mitchell didn’t wait long to extend his on-base streak to 20 games for High-A Quad Cities on Friday night, crushing a three-run homer in the top of the first inning. Then, he took his spot behind the plate and let No. 2 prospect Kendry Chourio
One of baseball's fastest prospects is back from injury and running wild again
It’s been a trying season from a health standpoint for Brewers’ No. 2 prospect Luis Peña, but he hasn’t let it affect his play one bit. The electric shortstop is now hitting .329 with a .443 OBP and 18 stolen bases in 25 games on the year after going 2-for-5
Double-A batters have 99 problems and Kade Anderson is certainly one
Every Friday night (and one Saturday because of rain) has been an occasion in the Double-A Texas League in 2026. Somewhere on the circuit, the Arkansas Travelers fill out the lineup card with one name in the starting pitcher slot: Kade Anderson. The third overall pick from the 2025 Draft
Red Sox 2025 first-rounder finding a groove after another strong High-A start
It's not how you start, but how you finish. To that end, Kyson Witherspoon is most certainly trending in the right direction. MLB's No. 81 overall prospect turned in one of his most complete efforts of the season, twirling a professional-best six innings in High-A Greenville's 7-4 loss to visiting
20-year-old Emerson homers in 'special' Ohio homecoming
CLEVELAND -- A homecoming throughout this road trip has given Colt Emerson a hefty dose of both nostalgia and perspective, blended through the huge presence of those he loves most while doing what he loves most. And because of those very distinct emotional states, you’d never know that the Mariners’
6-foot-7 Yanks prospect -- a Bronx native! -- strikes out career-high 12 at Single-A
Henry Lalane has long been something of a pitching enigma. Standing 6-foot-7 with a mid-90s fastball and above-average changeup, the ingredients have been there for the Bronx native to break out in the Yankees’ system. The latest sign of it all coming together for the Yankees’ No. 14 prospect took
'Riding the wave': Ingle's parents watch as Top 100 prospect makes MLB debut
CLEVELAND -- On Thursday afternoon, Cooper Ingle was scrolling his phone in a hotel room with pitcher Trenton Denholm ahead of the Columbus Clippers’ game later that day against the Omaha Storm Chasers. After a couple minutes, there was a knock on their door, which neither player really regarded considering
First in Minors to 100-K mark? Who else but MLB's top pitching prospect
At an age when most are finishing up their freshman year of college and preparing for a summer of work and fun, Seth Hernandez is doing something quite different. MLB's No. 3 prospect followed up one of his best performances as a pro with another gem, and in the process
Schultz makes third rehab start, expected to join White Sox shortly
CHICAGO – The last injury rehab start made by Noah Schultz, taking place Friday night for Triple-A Charlotte, might be the left-hander's last Minor League start for the foreseeable future. Schultz, who is working his way back from right patellar tendinitis, threw 4 2/3 innings and 74 pitches for the