Little League Classic steps into the spotlight on This Week in Baseball
Baseball can make anyone feel like a kid again, especially when it’s being played at hallowed grounds in Williamsport, Pa.
Iglesias makes long-awaited Broadway debut in 'OMG!' moment
We don’t blame you if this clip makes you want to say, “OMG!” Former Met and 15-year big leaguer Jose Iglesias made his long-awaited debut on Broadway on Thursday, appearing as the Narrator in the show “Buena Vista Social Club.” Iglesias -- who is also known by his pop-star alter
Trade addition Eagen spins 11-K gem in 4th start with Cardinals organization
The Cardinals feature one of MLB’s top farm systems, reaching No. 4 in MLB Pipeline’s latest rankings. They bolstered that depth at the Trade Deadline, including with the addition of right-handed pitcher Daniel Eagen, part of the Lars Nootbaar trade with the Diamondbacks. Eagen has been quite strong since joining
Eyanson spins scoreless outing to continue dominant start in Orioles' system
The Orioles made one of the biggest splashes of the 2026 Trade Deadline, sending former franchise cornerstone Adley Rutschman to the Red Sox for a package of prospects that could add pop to a system that ranked in the middle of the pack entering 2026. Anthony Eyanson has certainly brought
Could White Sox extend Murakami? 'We've had some conversations,' says GM Getz
Munetaka Murakami has been a sensation for the first-place White Sox since signing a two-year, $34 million contract with the club this offseason. Currently slated to be a free agent after the 2027 season, could the South Siders try to keep “Mune” around even longer? In a podcast appearance with
Pope Leo officially has a White Sox Pope Hat, and it's glorious
Pope Leo XIV has already proven he’s a real, legitimate White Sox fan, dating back to his roots as a Chicago native. He attended the 2005 World Series, met with A.J. Pierzynski to receive the final out ball from Game 1 of that Fall Classic and even wore a South
250 for 250: Top 10 rivalries
As part of our celebration of America 250, MLB's content team has created 25 top 10 lists that capture the plays, people, rituals and moments that made baseball America’s game. We’ll be revealing five lists per week over the course of five weeks.
Astros prospect Schiavone hits back-to-back 2-homer games
A two-homer game is plenty impressive on its own, but how about crushing a pair of dingers in consecutive games? Astros No. 6 prospect Jason Schiavone did just that on Wednesday, hitting two home runs for the second straight game at Double-A Corpus Christi. Schiavone’s 3-for-4 performance came in a
Susana stays scoreless in 1st Double-A start since '25 injury
Jarlin Susana returned to Double-A Harrisburg on Wednesday for his first start there in nearly an entire year. He showed off all of his upside, albeit in a brief outing. Susana pitched 2 2/3 scoreless innings, striking out four while walking one and allowing one hit. He ran his fastball
Cubs set franchise record for consecutive runs scored during West Coast trip
The Cubs are celebrating their 150th anniversary in 2026. The 2026 team just accomplished something that no other squad has done in that rich history. With a Michael Busch RBI single in the sixth inning Tuesday, Chicago had scored 30 consecutive runs since it last allowed one -- the most
Pirates' No. 2 prospect Florentino walks it off in 11th for High-A Greensboro
Edward Florentino has been hitting home runs in bunches lately, and they’re coming in clutch moments, too. The Pirates’ No. 2 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 35 prospect overall launched a walk-off homer on Tuesday, delivering a 4-3 win in 11 innings to High-A Greensboro over Hub City at First
Angels' 3rd-rounder goes yard TWICE ... off a rehabbing big leaguer!
Angels 2026 third-round Draft pick Gavin Grahovac received a 60 grade for his power, which quickly tied him for tops in the system. It hasn’t taken long for the former Texas A&M standout to show why that’s the case. Grahovac homered twice for Single-A Rancho Cucamonga on Tuesday -- both
Cease's painting gets new home in gallery display, charity merchandise collection
Dylan Cease, the Major League pitcher, is having a potential Cy Young-caliber season in his first year with the Blue Jays. Dylan Cease, the painter, also accomplished a milestone this week. Cease saw his work put on display at the Art Gallery of Ontario in a partnership that included a
Marte cleared for batting practice, could return early next week
An end to the Ketel Marte situation may be in sight. Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo said Monday that the star second baseman is on track to be activated off the 10-day injured list early next week. That came after Marte posted an Instagram video of a workout at Salt River
Yanks add veteran Topa to bullpen, move Stanton to 60-day IL
NEW YORK -- The Yankees on Tuesday signed right-handed reliever Justin Topa to a Major League contract and assigned him to the active roster. Giancarlo Stanton was transferred to the 60-day injured list to clear a 40-man roster spot.
This extra-innings thriller ended on a ... hit-by-pitch K?
The Pirates’ 3-2 extra-inning victory over the Padres on Monday was full of quirks. Perhaps none were as rare as the final play, though, when the Padres made their final out on a hit-by-pitch. And then challenged that the pitch did NOT hit their left fielder Dustin Harris. Huh? You’d
There's a seismic shift at the top of our latest MVP poll
Think back to March, preparing for Opening Day of the 2026 season, and imagine someone told you, “Neither Aaron Judge nor Shohei Ohtani will win MVP this season.” That’d be hard to believe, no? Well, it's almost September, and Yordan Alvarez still has a stranglehold on AL honors in our
Jackson posts first 4-hit game amid strong start to pro career
It’s been a smooth start in the professional ranks for Daniel Jackson after he won the 2026 Golden Spikes Award with Georgia. Jackson, drafted by the Rockies with the 37th overall pick this summer, collected his first four-hit game with Single-A Fresno on Sunday. He drove in three and scored
TWIB: Relive the iconic MLB at Field of Dreams Game
The third MLB at Field of Dreams Game delivered all the pageantry you could ask for before, during and after the Phillies defeated the Twins in Dyersville, Iowa. Take a tour through the movie site and the renovated MLB ballpark with former All-Star Nick Swisher, as the iconic showcase takes
Giants' No. 4 prospect Level posts 4-hit night, his 2nd in August
Jhonny Level’s breakout 2026 season is not slowing down. In fact, it's speeding up. Level, the Giants’ No. 4 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 47 prospect overall, managed a four-hit night on Friday for High-A Eugene. It was already his second four-hit game in a torrid August and his fourth
Witherspoon twirls 5 no-hit frames, continuing dominance since trade to Orioles' system
Kyson Witherspoon has been simply dominant since joining the Orioles organization as a key part of the Adley Rutschman trade. And he turned in his best start yet on Friday. Witherspoon spun five hitless innings for High-A Frederick, striking out eight and walking three. The Keys couldn’t quite get him
Reds 1st-rounder Lebron stays HOT with 4th homer in just 8 professional games
Justin Lebron has certainly taken to the Minor Leagues after the Reds made him the 18th overall pick in this summer’s Draft. Lebron clubbed his fourth homer in his past five games on Thursday, giving him at least one hit in six of his first eight professional games. The Reds’
De Paula's 3rd homer in 4 games propels Double-A Tulsa to win
Just days after hitting the first walk-off home run of his illustrious Minor League career, Josue De Paula has turned a scorching-hot month into another homer binge.
- Get tickets to a Minor League game De Paula, the Dodgers’ top prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No. 6 prospect overall, crushed a
Eyanson goes career-best 7 innings with 8 K's
Anthony Eyanson has only continued his excellent professional debut since being traded to the Orioles in the Adley Rutschman deal, and he reached new heights on Thursday. Eyanson threw a career-high seven innings, allowing just one run while striking out eight. He did not walk a batter and allowed five
Red-hot Hoerner's luck is turning, adding another year to his robot-like consistency
As Pete Crow-Armstrong furthered his case for National League MVP on Monday night, hitting a leadoff and walk-off home run against the crosstown rival White Sox, Nico Hoerner put together a day at the plate that (understandably) went a bit overshadowed. Hoerner went 4-for-5 with a pair of RBIs, including