The Winter Meetings begin Monday in Orlando, Fla., and prospects are certain to be on the shopping list for some clubs. Which team will get the best holiday-season deal? Who has the prospect capital to make that kind of deal happen?

Ask anyone in a Major League front office and they’ll readily admit that it’s very difficult to win at the big league level and maintain a continuously strong farm system. Prospects are either needed to help compete at the highest level or are used as trade pieces to improve that

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The Dodgers planned on having their best prospect, Josue De Paula, continue his development in the Arizona Fall League. But the outfielder, ranked No. 13 on MLB Pipeline's Top 100, never played in a game for the Glendale Desert Dogs because of a hamstring injury. While Los Angeles was winning

PEORIA, Ariz. -- Justin Chambers thought he was being pranked. One day back from the dead period of the offseason, and less than six months after he was selected in the 20th round of the 2023 MLB Draft by the Brewers, he got a text -- and then a call

GLENDALE, Ariz. – Logan Wagner tapped out early. It was nearly midnight, and the Glendale Desert Dogs had a day game the next day. As much as he wanted to watch the end of Game 3 of the World Series, his eyelids got heavy after the 17th inning, more than

MESA, Ariz. -- Shortly after the Glendale Desert Dogs finished their high-five line following Tuesday's Arizona Fall League victory, Logan Wagner did a handstand and walked forward on his palms behind home plate. If that was just a brief glimpse into the strength the Dodgers' No. 30 prospect possesses, his

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Payton Martin planned on heading from West Forsyth HS (Clemmons, N.C.) to East Carolina to play shortstop. Then he made a handful of starts on the mound as a senior in 2022 and got spotted by Dodgers area scout Jonah Rosenthal. A 17th-round pick and a $125,000

The road to World Series glory can be paved in a myriad of ways. Each of the 12 teams hoping to be the last ones standing in this year’s postseason have been constructed in very different ways. There are the super-homegrown squads, like the Guardians and Tigers, leading the way

In a world of big tools and top prospects, these Minor Leaguer players stood out amongst the rest in 2025. They were the names that could be found atop the statistical leaderboards all summer, the top performers over the marathon that is the Minor League season. Here are the Minor

Editors Note: After this story was published, a double steal in the top of the 8th inning on Sept. 3 was changed to a balk that advanced both runners, making George's season total 100.

Things are busy around the Minors. Top 100 prospects Bubba Chandler (Pirates), Samuel Basallo (Orioles), Carson Williams (Rays) and Jhostynxon Garcia (Red Sox) were all called up in the past seven days. But there are still plenty of other names making their case for a late-season bump to The Show.

A busy night around the Minors included a cycle, a Triple-A first and plenty of strong performances at the plate and on the mound. The Reds' Sal Stewart continues to take Triple-A by storm, hitting .400 during his first three weeks there, while the Mets' Jett Williams cleared the fence

MLB Pipeline unveiled our annual in-season rerank this week, and the Top 100 Prospects list looks significantly different. Forty-one players who weren't on the preseason Top 100 are now on the list, including 12 from the 2025 Draft class. We have a brand-new top 10 and No. 1 prospect Konnor

As the reigning World Series champions get into the stretch run of their title defense, the Dodgers' outlook down the road continues to be promising.

What can James Tibbs III make of his tumultuous first full season in professional ball? After all, it was only last June when the 22-year-old was drafted 13th overall. Since then, he's been part of two blockbuster trades and had to acclimate to three organizations.

Aug. 6 is National Root Beer Float Day. It’s also National Fresh Breath Day and National Wiggle Your Toes Day. Something sweet, something comforting and something … quirky. There was a fair share of each of these elements across the Minors as new faces continued to star in new places

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There are, invariably, some nights during the Minor League campaign where the game’s top stars are a little quiet in terms of their performances. This was undoubtedly not one of those nights! Five club No. 1 prospects homered, including the Giants’ Bryce Eldridge who did so twice. Current (and likely

There was a little bit of everything as the calendar flipped to August. Double-A firsts by Top 100 prospects Braden Montgomery and Josue Briceño highlighted the offensive exploits, while Trey Yesavage, Robby Snelling and Quinn Mathews all stood out on the mound.