CLEVELAND -- Get ready, Cleveland. The Travis Bazzana era is about to get underway. The Guardians are calling up Bazzana (their No. 1 prospect and No. 16 overall, per MLB Pipeline) from Triple-A Columbus, a club source told MLB.com on Monday night. The 23-year-old second baseman and No. 1 overall

All season long, baseball fans can watch Minor League Baseball games for free on the Bally Sports Live app or at BallySports.com. Fans may also purchase an MLB+ subscription, which includes access to MiLB games live and on demand, live MLB audio for all 30 teams, MLB Network, and MLB

The 2024 Draft already looks like one of the best classes in years. Nick Kurtz (No. 4 overall pick) was a runaway AL Rookie of the Year pick after mashing 36 homers last year. Konnor Griffin (No. 9) is the game's much-ballyhooed top prospect with a $140 million deal. Trey

Pitchers across the Minor Leagues are putting up eye-popping numbers and lighting up radar guns. Just last week, right-handers Seth Hernandez, Carlos Lagrange and Anthony Eyanson were standout performers -- and yet they still weren't quite good enough to make the third Pipeline Prospect Team of the Week for 2026.

PITTSBURGH -- JJ Wetherholt has been to PNC Park plenty of times, but he’d never had a night like Monday. The Cardinals’ rookie second baseman hit a game-tying homer during a four-run ninth inning as the Redbirds rallied for a 4-2 victory in the opener of a four-game series. St.

During A.J. Ewing’s breakout 2025 season, he climbed three levels from Single-A to Double-A and pushed his way onto the Top 100 Prospects list. With his latest move, he’s already joining his second level of 2026 with only The Show left to go. The Mets promoted Ewing -- the club’s

MINNEAPOLIS -- Connor Prielipp’s time came more quickly than anyone could have anticipated. But make no mistake, it’s here. The Twins’ hard-throwing lefty rookie built on his impressive debut with a second consecutive strong showing, allowing one hit over five innings as Minnesota snapped a five-game skid with an 11-4

PITTSBURGH – Manager Don Kelly had heard reports that Wilber Dotel, Pittsburgh’s No. 12 prospect per MLB Pipeline, was the hardest worker in the club's farm system. It’s one of the reasons Kelly was intrigued when the team recalled Dotel from Triple-A earlier this month. Dotel was finally given a

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Bryce Eldridge did not attempt to hide his disappointment when he didn't break big league camp with San Francisco last month. Despite having only played 66 games at the Triple-A level to that point, the top-ranked Giants prospect had already made his debut in The Show last Sept. 15, appearing

Here is the latest on injuries and roster moves involving MLB Pipeline's Top 100 prospects:

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SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Jhonny Level's nickname doesn’t require much explanation. The Giants’ No. 4 prospect is known as “El Nivel,” the Spanish word for his last name. It’s always been a fitting moniker for the switch-hitting Venezuelan shortstop, but never more so now that he can’t stop leveling up

Justin Gonzales didn't waste any time making his presence felt in his first big league camp this spring. That wasn't just because of his massive stature -- at 6-foot-5 and 210 pounds, he towers above most players. The Red Sox No. 5 prospect registered the second-hardest-tracked ball of Spring Training

Stanford’s Rintaro Sasaki has forged a unique path to this point. On Sunday, he only further added to his legend. Sasaki hit a walk-off grand slam to secure a Stanford sweep over No. 8 Florida State, a remarkable turn of events for a Stanford club that entered the series with

It’s good to be Roch Cholowsky these days. A few weeks after notching a multihomer game on his 21st birthday, the UCLA phenom launched a pair of home runs in the Bruins’ 9-6 loss to Sacramento State on Sunday. Cholowsky -- the top prospect in the 2026 MLB Draft, per

The Brewers are one of four organizations leading MLB with six prospects on the Top 100 list. But across the Minors on Sunday, it was apparent that their system’s talent goes far deeper than that.

CINCINNATI – Kids dream about the moment Hao-Yu Lee had Sunday: Game on the line, stepping to the plate and hitting a go-ahead home run. Lee sort of dreamed about it, too.

Cardinals outfielders not named Jordan Walker have a meager .212/.257/.311 slash line across 216 plate appearances this season. If the club desires reinforcements, it only has to look to Triple-A Memphis, where one of its best prospects is on pace for another big year.

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If you look at James Triantos' prospect profile, you'll see he has 35-grade power. That's pretty low on the 20-80 scouting scale. But this season, the Cubs' No. 9 prospect is showing more pop than that grade would suggest.

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Age is just a number. Just ask 19-year-old Leo De Vries. MLB’s No. 4 prospect -- the youngest player in the Double-A Texas League -- swatted his third homer of the season in Midland’s 6-4 extra-inning victory over Springfield on Saturday at Hammons Field. The blast raised De Vries’ OPS

After enduring an injury-plagued 2025 that included two separate stints on the injured list, Theo Gillen is healthy and hitting virtually everything in sight. Tampa Bay's No. 1 prospect launched another homer and extended his hitting streak to six consecutive games to help lead High-A Bowling Green to a doubleheader

Don’t look now, but Ethan Salas is starting to heat up. A day after launching his first roundtripper of the season, Salas connected on his second home run in as many nights. Crushing a no-doubter in the bottom of the third during San Antonio's 5-4 loss to Amarillo on Saturday,