LIVE: Spring Breakout finale features 2 of MLB's top 5 prospects

Spring Breakout returns for its third installment after receiving a great deal of fanfare over the past two years. The weekend got going with six must-see matchups on Thursday and continues through Sunday evening.

As in previous years, all 30 Major League clubs are fielding teams of their best prospects at the showcase event. These rosters are once again packed with top prospects, with 54 members of the current Top 100 Prospects list, and more than 500 of the 900 players who make up teams’ Top 30 Prospects lists. Fourteen No. 1 prospects are scheduled to participate, as are another 16 ranked No. 2 in their respective organizations.

All 16 games -- the Brewers and Phillies will play twice because of the odd number of teams in the Grapefruit and Cactus leagues -- are being streamed live and blackout-free on MLB’s digital platforms (MLB.com, MLB.TV and the MLB app) and partner platforms. Seven games are airing live on MLB Network, with the other nine being shown on tape delay. The full schedule is here.

Here's the complete schedule and results:

Sunday
LIVE -- Brewers @ Athletics (Watch free | Gameday)*
Baseball’s top-ranked farm system – Milwaukee’s – caps the weekend action with its second Spring Breakout game. MLB’s No. 3 prospect Jesús Made leads the Brewers’ stacked roster against an A’s group that features 20 of the system’s top 30 prospects – including No. 1 Leo De Vries (MLB No. 4) and No. 2 Jamie Arnold (MLB No. 41), a left-hander who figures to pitch in pro competition for the first time here.

*Game is airing live on MLB Network

Thursday
Astros 7, Marlins 6 (HOU story | MIA story | Box score)
The Astros scrapped together a walk-off victory with six runs across the final three innings after James Hicks (HOU No. 15) tallied four strikeouts in two innings. The Marlins’ Karson Milbrandt (MIA No. 10) fanned six batters across three frames and Chase Jaworsky roped an RBI double at 106.1 mph against his former organization.

Twins 9, Phillies 3 (MIN story | PHI story | Box score)
Dasan Hill (MIN No. 6) flashed high-octane heat, topping out at 100.1 mph, over 2 2/3 innings. Kaelen Culpepper (MIN No. 2/MLB No. 52) drove in three runs, Emmanuel Rodriguez (MIN No. 4/MLB No. 74) tripled home another and Gabriel Gonzalez (MIN No. 7) collected two RBIs to power the Twins’ offense. Dylan Campbell launched a two-run homer for the Phillies.

Guardians 4, Angels 2 (LAA story | CLE story | Box score)
Joey Oakie (CLE No. 10) charted 17 pitches at 97 mph or faster, topping out at 99.1, across two scoreless frames for the Guardians. Cleveland’s Wuilfredo Antunez, a 23-year-old outfielder, launched a three-run homer in the fourth. Denzer Guzman (LAA No. 8) knocked a two-run homer in the ninth, but the Angels’ comeback fell short.

Cardinals 9, Nationals 8 (WSH story | STL story | Box score)
Joshua Báez (STL No. 4/MLB No. 87) became the first prospect to go yard in two Spring Breakout games and JJ Wetherholt (STL No. 1/MLB No. 5) added a pair of hits as the Cardinals rallied from an early deficit. Gavin Fien (WSH No. 5) was the top offensive producer on Spring Breakout’s first day with three hits and five RBIs for the Nationals.

Rays 2, Mets 0 (NYM story | TB story | Box score)
Anderson Brito (TB No. 6) struck out three over the final three frames as the Rays notched the second shutout in Spring Breakout history. Nathan Flewelling (TB No. 11) singled in the only run his club needed. Jack Wenninger (NYM No. 7) and Jonathan Santucci (NYM No. 10) combined for 11 punchouts across 7 1/3 innings for the Mets.

Reds 10, Giants 1 (CIN story | SF story | Box score)
Héctor Rodríguez (CIN No. 6) drove in four runs -- two via a 424-foot roundtripper, and Jirvin Morillo (CIN No. 23) drove in a pair of runs for the Reds. Chase Petty (CIN No. 9) topped out at 102.1 mph while fanning six over four scoreless frames. Scott Bandura tripled and later crossed the plate for the Giants’ lone run in the ninth.

Friday
Royals 9, Rangers 2 (KC story | TEX story | Box score)
Royals prospects flexed some muscle, highlighted by Blake Mitchell's (KC No. 2/MLB No. 75) three-run homer. Gavin Cross (KC No. 27) opened the scoring with a 110.1 mph, two-run jack. Justin Lamkin (KC No. 15) got the opening nod for the Royals and struck out six and walked one over three hitless frames. Dalton Pence (TEX No. 12) fanned five over 2 1/3 scoreless innings.

Brewers 7, Mariners 3 (MIL story | SEA story | Box score)
Luis Peña (MIL No. 2/MLB No. 26) slugged a three-run homer, while Jesús Made (MIL No. 1/MLB No. 3), Jett Williams (MIL No. 3/MLB No. 51) and Cooper Pratt (MIL No. 4/MLB No. 64) combined to reach base five times and score four runs. Lazaro Montes (SEA No. 4/MLB No. 43) collected three hits and two RBIs and Ryan Sloan (SEA No. 3/MLB No. 33) fanned three in three perfect frames for Seattle.

Orioles 3, Red Sox 1 (BAL story | BOS story | Box score)
Joseph Dzierwa (BAL No. 14) was dominant for the O's, striking out a Spring Breakout-record eight over three innings. Trey Gibson (BAL No. 5) started and fanned two over three scoreless frames. Wilfri De La Cruz (BAL No. 22) delivered a go-ahead two-run single. Henry Godbout (BOS No. 11) hit a solo homer for the Red Sox and Anthony Eyanson (BOS No. 10) K'd the side in his lone inning.

Pirates 8, Tigers 7 (PIT story | DET story | Box score)
Seth Hernandez (PIT No. 3/MLB No. 29) kicked things off with a 102.4 mph heater and hit triple digits 11 times in a scoreless opening frame. Tony Blanco Jr. (PIT No. 30) hammered a 411-foot grand slam to highlight an eight-run third inning. Tigers southpaw Joe Miller struck out five consecutive batters and six overall in 2 1/3 scoreless frames. Izaac Pacheco (DET No. 22) had two hits and an RBI.

Saturday

Phillies 5, Blue Jays 4 (PHI story | TOR story | Box score)
Aroon Escobar (PHI No. 6) and Felix Reyes each homered early and Escobar and Dante Nori (PHI No. 7) drove in necessary insurance runs late to power the victory over the Blue Jays. Gage Stanifer (TOR No. 6) twirled three hitless frames and Juan Sanchez (TOR No. 7) cleared the bags with a double in the ninth, but was stranded at second as the tying run to end the game.

Braves 8, Yankees 3 (ATL story | NYY story | Box score)
Teenager John Gil (ATL No. 10) led the Braves offensively with a two-run homer, reaching safely three times. Garrett Baumann (ATL No. 12) put on a show on the mound, striking out five across three perfect frames out of the bullpen. Coby Morales led the Yankees with three hits and two RBIs, and he threw out two runners at home.

D-backs 10, Rockies 3 (AZ story | COL story | Box score)
Jose Fernandez (AZ No. 27) tied a Spring Breakout record with three hits, and he also plated three runs and stole a base. Meanwhile, recent first-rounders Druw Jones (AZ No. 16), Kayson Cunningham (AZ No. 2) and Ethan Holliday (COL No. 1) added two knocks apiece, as did Roldy Brito (COL No. 4).

Cubs 7, Padres 5 (CHC story | SD story | Box score)
The Cubs were powered to victory by a flurry of homers: Owen Ayers (CHC No. 11), Kade Snell (CHC No. 27), Ariel Armas (CHC No. 20) and Carter Trice all left the yard. Snell’s homer was particularly impressive, traveling 449 feet. For San Diego, Ethan Salas (SD No. 2) clubbed a three-run jack, tallied four RBIs, stole a base and threw out a runner attempting to steal.

Dodgers 11, White Sox 10 (CWS story | LAD story | Box score)
A pair of burly left-handed sluggers went deep as James Tibbs III (LAD No. 11) and George Wolkow (CWS No. 14) each launched homers at over 105 mph, and William Bergolla Jr. (CWS No. 11) racked up three hits. Southpaw Zach Root (LAD No. 13) tied the Spring Breakout single-game strikeout record with eight across three scoreless frames.