The weather is beginning to heat up all across the Minor Leagues, and the stat lines just keep simmering. On Sunday, one speed demon pulled off a rare feat on the basepaths, some of the Minors' hottest sluggers went deep, and several starters dominated on the mound. Here are the

Stealing bases is an art -- and Kendall George was a virtuoso for the Dodgers' High-A affiliate on Sunday.

Multihit games, walk-off homers and scintillating pitching performances made for a busy Saturday around the Minors. Pittsburgh's first-year pro Konnor Griffin continues to play beyond his years, vaulting up offensive leaderboards in his initial taste of Single-A. Meanwhile, Mets hurler Jonah Tong followed up a perfect outing with even more

LOS ANGELES -- Dalton Rushing had been dreaming of this day for as long as he could remember. Now that it was finally here, he knew that all he had to do was focus on what he knows best. “I think I was more nervous before the game, just to

LOS ANGELES -- When Dalton Rushing's phone started buzzing around 1 a.m. on Wednesday, he was initially worried that something might be wrong. Then he saw that it was his manager, Scott Hennessy, calling. It didn't take Hennessy long to break the news: Rushing was getting his first call to

The defending World Series champion Dodgers own the best record in the National League (27-15) and look like a lock for their 13th consecutive playoff appearance. But that doesn't mean they can't get better. Los Angeles has gotten little production out of backup catcher Austin Barnes or their currently healthy

A new week of baseball started out with plenty of fireworks at the plate and on the mound. A number of Top 100 prospects lived up to their billing, swatting homers, piling up the K's and coming through in the clutch. A pair of Astros teammates combined for a prodigious

It was an all-or-nothing type of day across Minor League Baseball. By which we mean, the top performers either tagged multiple homers at the plate or racked up big strikeout numbers from the mound. On Mother's Day, this Sunday's top prospect performers brought their "A" games:

It was a day not to be forgotten in the Minors, with a pair of historic performances at the plate, a throwback performance on the mound and a perfectly pitched game at Double-A. Not to be outdone, some of baseball's youngest prospects showed they can stand toe-to-toe with the best

On a night in which two Top 100 prospects made noise on the mound, a 24-year-old backstop in the High-A Midwest League might have stolen the spotlight by connecting on not one but a pair of grand slams. There was no shortage of action around the Minors, including a teenager

Wednesday's Minor League action had a little bit of everything. Multihomer games, walk-offs, continued dominance on the mound from the Blue Jays' 2024 first-round pick and other rookies who have made a seamless transitions to the pro ranks. To top it all off, a Rangers southpaw in the Double-A Texas

Homering to all fields and stacking strikeouts was a theme in the Minor Leagues on Sunday. The Mariners' top-end farm system continued to produce elite offensive numbers while a Top 100 Cubs pitcher furthered his case for a callup this season. These prospect outings put a bow on another week

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With the Minor League season opening this week, here's where the Dodgers' Top 30 Prospects are projected to start:

1. Roki Sasaki (MLB No. 1), RHP -- Los Angeles (MLB)
2. Dalton Rushing (MLB No. 29), C/OF -- Oklahoma City (Triple-A)
3. Josue De Paula (MLB No. 39), OF --

LOS ANGELES -- One of the biggest questions the Dodgers had heading into this year was what they would get out of Roki Sasaki in his first Major League season. After two regular-season starts, the team still has a lot to learn about the 23-year-old right-hander from Japan. Sasaki didn't

TOKYO -- Roki Sasaki has the type of pure stuff a team can dream on -- and several did this past offseason. But as both he and the Dodgers have made clear, the 23-year-old right-hander remains a work in progress, which was evident in his first big league start. Sasaki

A version of this story originally ran on March 5 after Sasaki's Spring Training debut.

GLENDALE Ariz. -- Roki Sasaki threw a splitter in the fourth inning on Tuesday that seemed like it dove straight down immediately after leaving his hand. Guardians outfielder Tyler Freeman took it, and it was called strike three. It’s only been a pair of Spring Training outings, but that pitch

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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- After the Dodgers embark for Japan, fans on home soil will get the chance to catch a glimpse of the organization's future. Five days before the Dodgers and Cubs open the regular season in the Tokyo Series, prospects from the two teams will clash in Spring Breakout,

GLENDALE, Ariz. -- All eyes were on the radar gun once Roki Sasaki fired his first Cactus League pitch on Tuesday night. The reading: 99.2 mph. That first offering set the tone for a spring debut that did not disappoint. "That's the best we've seen him," manager Dave Roberts said.

Without a doubt, the Dodgers are baseball’s model franchise at both the Major and Minor League levels. They captured their second World Series title in five seasons in 2024 while making their 12th consecutive trip to the playoffs. They also continued to excel at acquiring and developing prospect talent, maintaining