ARLINGTON -- The Rangers on Tuesday added three prospects to the 40-man roster to protect them from the upcoming Rule 5 Draft: right-handers David Davalillo (ranked by MLB Pipeline as their No. 7 prospect) and Leandro Lopez (No. 29), and first baseman/outfielder Abimelec Ortiz (No. 18). The 2025 Rule 5

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- All season long, Surprise manager Jesus Azuaje watched his players pick each other up. So when the Saguaros were down by four runs in the sixth inning of the Arizona Fall League Championship Game, he knew they’d just keep competing together. The team made up of Brewers,

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PEORIA, Ariz. -- Malcolm Moore's first full year as a pro didn't unfold at all like he hoped. A foul tip broke his right hand nine games into the season, sidelining him for two months, and he never got on track at the plate once he returned. The 30th overall

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- The Rangers have moved Sebastian Walcott aggressively since signing him for $3.2 million out of the Bahamas in 2023. In his first full pro season, Walcott was the second-youngest batting qualifier (age 18) in High-A, behind only Padres catcher Ethan Salas. This year, he was the youngest

CLEVELAND -- Bruce Bochy remembers watching Jose Corniell pitch during Spring Training in 2024. At the time, the Rangers were entering camp with the intention of defending their World Series title, but the then-21-year-old stood out to him. “He just seemed mature beyond his years,” Bochy recalls. “As far as

This was a big year for top prospect promotions. Along with the dozens of Top 100 prospects to reach the Majors, four of the five that headlined MLB Pipeline's list at the beginning of the season were soon in the big leagues (Roki Sasaki, Roman Anthony, Dylan Crews, Jackson Jobe),

What do you get when two of MLB’s top four prospects go toe-to-toe? Offense. And lots of it. On Thursday, in Double-A Midland’s 8-7 win over Frisco at Momentum Bank Ballpark, Leo De Vries and Sebastian Walcott, MLB’s No. 3 and No. 4 prospects, respectively, met in a 10-inning showdown

Things are busy around the Minors. Top 100 prospects Bubba Chandler (Pirates), Samuel Basallo (Orioles), Carson Williams (Rays) and Jhostynxon Garcia (Red Sox) were all called up in the past seven days. But there are still plenty of other names making their case for a late-season bump to The Show.

There was no shortage of top performances during a busy night around the Minors, headlined by a memorable debut from this year's No. 1 overall Draft pick Eli Willits (Nationals). The action also featured the first multihomer games from Top 100 prospects Aidan Miller (Phillies) and Charlie Condon (Rockies), plus

Cycles! Three-homer games! Stars … well, doing star things! The game’s top two prospects -- the Pirates' Konnor Griffin (who made his Double-A debut) and the Tigers' Kevin McGonigle -- wore fantastic alternate uniforms on the same night. The Mets’ pitching pipeline continued to chug along and 2024 first-rounder Hagen

ARLINGTON -- The Rangers dealt six pitching prospects -- five of whom were in their Top 30 -- at this year’s Trade Deadline, nearly depleting what had been an area of strength on the farm.

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The elite separates from the pack during the dog days of summer, or in Minor League Baseball parlance, when the top prospects come out to play. There was plenty of that across the country as top Mets pitching prospect Jonah Tong’s once-in-a-decade run continued on the hill while some of

The All-Star Futures Game is in the rearview and the final months of the 2025 Minors campaign are upon us, which means top prospects were back in business at full throttle Saturday. Spencer Jones (Yankees) continued his Triple-A tear with four more hits and another homer, while switch-pitching sensation Jurrangelo