Once again in 2024, baseball fans can watch Minor League Baseball games across all of MLB's digital platforms.

MLB.TV and At Bat subscribers can watch their favorite team's Minor League affiliates in the app at no additional cost, while all MiLB games will be available on MiLB.TV, on the web and in the MiLB app.

And with or without a subscription, you can watch select, curated Minor League games featuring MLB's top prospects FREE on MLB.com -- at the top of this article -- and on the MLB Pipeline homepage all season long. The MiLB Game of the Day will be available on MLB.TV as well.

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Here's what's on tap:

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Friday, 7:05 p.m. ET -- Fort Wayne (SD) @ Dayton (CIN)
MLB's No. 8 prospect Ethan Salas matches up against Rhett Lowder (MLB No. 32) in this High-A battle. Salas, just 17 years old, has already shown he possesses a polished approach at the plate and advanced bat-to-ball skills. The start will be Lowder's third of the season. In his first two outings, the 22-year-old has combined for 10 strikeouts in nine innings with just one run allowed.

Saturday, 4:08 p.m. ET -- Louisville (CIN) @ Iowa (CHC)
A potential matchup between a pair of Top 100 prospects is on tap when the Triple-A Bats visit the Cubs. Connor Phillips is scheduled to toe the rubber for Louisville and MLB's No. 64 prospect will likely face off against Pete Crow-Armstrong (MLB No. 16) and Owen Caissie (MLB No. 44). The Cubs' duo hasn't really taken off this season, but the pair has combined for 10 extra-base hits in the first two weeks of the year.

Sunday, 1:05 p.m. ET -- Hartford (COL) @ Somerset (NYY)
What better way to end the week than with a pair of heavy-hitting clubs? Featuring four Top 100 prospects, including three on the Yard Goats, fans of young and exciting sluggers will want to tune in to this matinee. MLB's No. 100 prospect Sterlin Thompson has gotten off to a hot start for the Yard Goats, who will have to deal with Yankees up-and-comer Spencer Jones. MLB's No. 77 prospect made his season debut last Saturday after missing the first week with a stiff neck.