A Texas Leaguer isn’t just a bloop hit. There are bona fide prospects on the southwestern Double-A circuit, and several of them will get a national spotlight this evening. The MLB Pipeline Prospect Showcase series heads to Double-A Springfield for the Cardinals’ matchup against D-backs affiliate Amarillo. The game is

Below is a list of every player drafted through the first 40 picks (up to the second round) of the 2026 MLB Draft. Each club has until 5 p.m. ET on Monday, July 27, to come to terms with its Draft selections. If a player has exhausted his collegiate eligibility,

After spending nearly a month on the IL, George Lombard Jr. doesn’t seem to be showing any signs of rust at the plate. MLB's No. 20 prospect picked up two hits and homered in his first Triple-A at-bat in more than a month during Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre’s 7-6 win against Worcester

Theo Gillen is on a summer tear as his ascension as one of baseball’s elite prospects continues. MLB's No. 9 prospect added another impressive performance to his ledger with his first Double-A homer as part of a multihit outing – his second at the level – in Montgomery's 5-1 victory

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WEST SACRAMENTO -- Harry Ford didn’t have a ton of time to let his first Major League home run wash over him. Trotting around the bases and back into the visitors’ dugout at Sutter Health Park with two outs in the top of the fifth inning, the Nationals rookie had

ANAHEIM -- Growing up an Angels fan in nearby Huntington Beach, Jared Grindlinger would go to games with his uncle and sit in his season tickets right above the home dugout.

Well that was a crazy weekend, huh? Having the MLB Draft and the All-Star Futures Game at the same time is, well, a lot, but we have you covered. And not surprisingly, all of that prospect-related action left you with a ton of questions.

Teams made 613 Draft picks on Saturday and Sunday, beginning with the White Sox taking UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky at No. 1 and finishing with the Dodgers popping Illinois left-hander Zach Bates. We've already provided instant analysis of the first 40 selections and predicted which teams grabbed the most talent.

The five-part series, “Road to the Show,” produced by the Emmy Award-winning MLB Network, continues with episode 3 streaming on Peacock on Sunday, where family takes center stage. “Road to the Show” takes viewers through the defining moments that shape baseball's next generation -- capturing the pressure, sacrifice and determination

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

PHOENIX -- The Cardinals’ already-strong farm system got even stronger this week with the signing of No. 13 overall Draft pick Trevor Condon. Condon, an 18-year-old left-handed-hitting outfielder from Etowah High School in Woodstock, Ga., signed on Thursday for a bonus of $5,161,300 and gives the Cards an electric young

MILWAUKEE -- This was one week Trey Ebel won’t ever forget. In the span of seven days, the Corona (Calif.) High School shortstop was selected 25th overall in the first round of the MLB Draft by the Brewers -- the same organization that picked his older brother, Brady, in the

CINCINNATI — The Reds and their 2026 first-round selection, shortstop Justin Lebron, wasted little time getting a deal done. Cincinnati signed Lebron on Thursday and gave him an over-slot bonus of $5 million, according to a source. The bonus slot value for the No. 18 pick is $4,695,500.

The Tigers have signed Cameron Flukey, their top pick of the 2026 Draft. MLB.com’s Jim Callis reported that Flukey signed for $3.8 million, slightly less than the slot value of the pick at $4,082,700, but the club has not yet confirmed.

MIAMI – Jacob Lombard is no stranger to loanDepot park.

The 2026 Draft is officially over, and the conversation has shifted from prediction to analysis. The days following the event, which spanned 20 rounds (plus compensatory rounds) and 613 picks, serve as prime real estate to break down your favorite team’s picks and identify some of the best values from

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Seeking a spark as they returned from the All-Star break amid a dreadful nine-game losing streak, the Athletics made a flurry of roster moves on their first day back.

HOUSTON -- Lucas Spence had a big day on the water while at home in northern Illinois during the All-Star break, catching a personal-best 11-pound, 30 1/2-ounce walleye while fishing with his father. That wasn’t even the best thing to happen to him this week.

SEATTLE -- The Giants will move forward with a trio of rookie catchers after activating Daniel Susac off the 10-day injured list and designating veteran Eric Haase for assignment prior to Friday night’s second-half opener against the Mariners at T-Mobile Park. Susac, 25, returned after missing 16 games with a

CHICAGO -- Cade Townsend kept using the word “surreal” to describe being selected by the Cubs in the first round of the MLB Draft. His parents got engaged in Chicago. He already had a connection with Cubs lefty and fellow Ole Miss product Ryan Rolison. He hit it off with

BOSTON -- Less than a week after the Red Sox selected Jake Schaffner with a first-round Draft pick they knew would be viewed as “very off the wall,” the club officially signed the UNC shortstop on Friday. Per MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis, the elite contact hitter with plus-speed signed for

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays have agreed to a $2.4 million bonus with their first pick from the 2026 MLB Draft, lefty Cole Carlon. The bonus, first reported by MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis, comes in just below the slot value for the No. 39 pick, which is $2,571,700. The Blue

CHICAGO – There was a buzz around Rate Field’s main lobby Sunday afternoon about one hour before the first pitch of the pre-All-Star break finale against the Athletics. It wasn’t centered on the White Sox going for a three-game sweep, but more upon the baseball dignitary arriving at 35th and

NEW YORK -- Hunter Dietz grew up just a few miles from the Yankees’ Player Development complex in Tampa, Fla., which means the young left-hander has passed by more times than he can count. There always seems to be activity on its pristine diamonds, separated from automobile traffic by high