GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Spring Training already gives baseball fans a chance to catch a glimpse of the not-so-distant future, but for the hard-core prospect enthusiasts out there, there's an even better opportunity to see baseball's upcoming stars in action. For the third time, each Major League club's top prospects will

Welcome to Dow Diamond, where the stadium is state-of-the-art, the hometown crowd does the Funky Feather and the Great Lakes Loons, High-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers, encourage visitors to dive into the fun of an immersive Minor League Baseball experience.

The Dodgers have captured 12 of the last 13 National League West titles -- settling for 106 victories and just a Wild Card berth in 2021 -- and three of the last six World Series. They're prohibitive favorites to earn a third consecutive World Series title in 2026, which would

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With the release of MLB Pipeline's latest Top 100 Prospects list, the Dodgers are once again one of the most highly represented. Only the Mariners have more than L.A.'s six prospects, and that gap could be closed in the near future. Southpaw Jackson Ferris ended last year ranked No. 98

LOS ANGELES -- As the Dodgers prepare for a rare three-peat bid at the big league level, their loaded farm system has them poised to compete for years to come. The Dodgers have five prospects on MLB Pipeline's new Top 100 list for 2026, which was unveiled on Friday night

Like many organizations, the Dodgers have long turned to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, the nation’s capital, to land some big fish on the amateur international market. This year is no different as the club has agreed to a deal with 6-foot-3 switch-hitting shortstop Ezequiel Melburne, the No. 29 prospect in

Over a 162-game season, rosters change drastically. Whether it’s the result of trades, injuries or the promotion of top prospects, a club’s Opening Day lineup is often notably different than its September iteration. Being able to withstand these changes can be the key to success, and no team knows that

River Ryan's brief but impressive first stint in the big leagues was cut short due to injury. After a year rehabbing from Tommy John surgery, the 27-year-old right-hander should have a real chance to make an impact for the Dodgers in 2026. When Ryan made his Major League debut in

One key to evaluating prospects is identifying the tools that can carry them to the Major Leagues. The Dodgers’ farm system is loaded with players who stand out for one defining skill that separates them from their peers. From bat-to-ball ability to speed, arm strength and defensive feel, these prospects

The Dodgers usually have to wait a while to make their first Draft selection, not that anyone is feeling sorry for them. Draft position is determined by reverse order of success the previous season, and Los Angeles often moves down 10 spots for exceeding the second competitive balance tax threshold.

The Dodgers have become the most well-run machine in baseball -- not only as back-to-back World Series champions but also as the owners of the best farm system in the league. Through timely trades, smart drafting, excellent player development and more, Los Angeles has amassed envious depth and top-end talent.

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