Few hitters in Minor League Baseball have been more dangerous with the bases loaded this season than Emil Morales. MLB’s No. 24 prospect belted his fourth career grand slam -- his second of the season -- as part of a 4-for-5 night in High-A Great Lakes' 6-5 loss to Fort

Josue De Paula has accomplished a ton during his Minor League tenure -- multihomer games, Player of the Month honors and two All-Star Futures Game selections (even winning that contest's MVP honors in 2025). But Tuesday night, he added something new to his résumé: A walk-off homer. The Dodgers’ top

The Dodgers are trying to be careful with Christian Zazueta's prized right arm, which was on display Saturday for Double-A Tulsa.

LOS ANGELES -- While the Dodgers traded away some serious prospect talent this summer, they also restocked their system with a couple of fresh faces. The Dodgers lost two Top 100 prospects, and three Top 30 prospects in total, to the Tigers in the Trade Deadline blockbuster that netted ace

Dodgers fans should learn the name Jacob Kmatz. He could make an impact out of Los Angeles' bullpen in the very near future.

Emil Morales is on a quite hot streak. The Dodgers’ No. 4 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 24 overall, Morales homered in his third consecutive game Thursday. His 21st long ball of the year was part of an 8-2 loss for High-A Great Lakes against Dayton at Day Air Ballpark.

The Dodgers’ trio of Top 100 hitters in High-A put together a huge performance on Wednesday. Eduardo Quintero (LAD No. 3, MLB No. 19), Emil Morales (LAD No. 4, MLB No. 24) and Charles Davalan (LAD No. 6, MLB No. 81) combined for seven hits and seven RBIs for Great

Having a top prospect in a Minor League lineup can change its complexion. But having three? That’s a pretty good recipe to put a tally in the win column most nights. On the heels of home runs from Josue De Paula, Zyhir Hope and Mike Sirota, the Double-A Tulsa Drillers

Have a week, Charles Davalan. Davalan, the Dodgers’ No. 8 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 82 overall, collected three hits and three RBIs on Sunday in an 8-7 loss for High-A Great Lakes against Lansing at Jackson Field. Additionally homering for the second straight night, Davalan had at least two

If there has been one major takeaway from Minor League Baseball in 2026, it’s that the Dodgers have some guys on the farm who can mash. James Tibbs III was the crown prince of April, Mike Sirota ran up a 72-game on-base streak and Josue De Paula, Zyhir Hope, Eduardo

Kellon Lindsey is starting to heat up at Single-A. The Dodgers' No. 15 prospect homered in his second consecutive game en route to Single-A Ontario’s 6-2 win over San Jose on Tuesday at Excite Ballpark. The homer was Lindsey’s third of the season and pushed his OPS to .924.

Zyhir Hope just can’t stop hitting homers. The MLB's No. 19 prospect went deep twice for the fourth time this season and finished with three hits in Double-A Tulsa’s 4-3 loss to Frisco at Riders Field. Hope’s two-homer night on Saturday was the second time in six games he's left

There’s no one that Double-A Tulsa would rather come up in a big spot than Josue De Paula. MLB Pipeline’s No. 4 prospect -- and the top-ranked prospect in the Dodgers organization -- clubbed a go-ahead two-run homer to spark a 6-4 Drillers’ victory over Double-A Frisco on Friday night

LOS ANGELES -- For many of the early rounds of the 2026 Draft, all the Dodgers could do was sit back and watch as players were taken off the board. As a penalty for signing their two big offseason acquisitions -- closer Edwin Díaz and right fielder Kyle Tucker --

LOS ANGELES -- Bo Lowrance has long tried to emulate Freddie Freeman while developing his game. Now that the prep shortstop has been drafted by the Dodgers, it's quite the full-circle comparison. Lowrance, MLB Pipeline’s No. 21 Draft prospect, has been one of the hottest names in Draft circles this

One highly touted Dodgers prospect launched his second grand slam in 10 days. The other posted his third multihomer game of the season on a four-hit night. Just another day in the lives of Eduardo Quintero and Emil Morales at High-A. The Dodgers' No. 4 and No. 5 prospects respectively

The Dodgers’ and Mariners’ Single-A affiliates delivered a historic barnburner on Wednesday night, the kind we haven’t seen in at least two decades. Ontario (LAD) defeated Inland Empire (SEA) 22-21 -- yes, you read that correctly -- in a nine-inning game that took three hours and 57 minutes to complete.

With the calendar turned to July, Zyhir Hope is enjoying a remarkable power stretch. The Dodgers’ No. 3 prospect continued his hot hitting Wednesday night with his third multihomer outing of the season in Double-A Tulsa’s 7-3 win over Springfield at ONEOK Field. Following the performance, Hope is now up

LOS ANGELES -- When the back-to-back champion Dodgers set out to address their biggest weaknesses this past offseason, they knew that signing the top names on the market could compromise their future. They were more than willing to absorb some calculated risks with a three-peat bid on the line, so

It didn’t take long for Kendall George to make his mark after returning from injury. George -- the Dodgers’ No. 13 prospect -- is just one of a massive group of highly touted outfield talent in Los Angeles’ system and with Double-A Tulsa. But he was the hero Tuesday night.