Kade Anderson was the best pitcher in his Draft class after dominating in the top college conference. He went No. 3 overall to the Mariners last year. Yet somehow, he's still managed to exceed expectations. The 22-year-old made his 18 Minor League starts look absurdly easy, with each one making

In case you were hiding under a baseball rock last week, you noticed Cardinals’ prospect Joshua Báez made his big league debut against the Cubs in Chicago last Saturday. All he did was make history by becoming the first player in Major League history to homer in his first three

Walker Jenkins always factored into the Twins plans this season – pending a clean bill of health, of course. And although the injury bug reared its ugly head in May and delayed the top-ranked Twins prospect’s season from really getting going until mid-June – he has more than made up

The prospect landscape has changed a lot since we launched our first 2026 Top 100 back in January. After the Draft, a Trade Deadline and the bulk of the 2026 season, we figured it was time to update our rankings. And it’s not just a new Top 100 we’re unveiling.

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Dating back to 2006, just six players have hit 15 or home runs at Double-A before turning 20 years old. Rainiel Rodriguez became No. 6 on Thursday night, joining a list that includes Giancarlo Stanton, Fernando Tatis Jr., Jackson Chourio, Samuel Basallo and Leo De Vries (MLB’s No. 2 prospect).

Baseball’s top pitching prospect is heading to The Show. The Mariners are promoting left-handed pitcher Kade Anderson, sources told MLB.com’s Daniel Kramer, just in time for the stretch run of the season and a potential playoff push. The club has not confirmed the move.

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

It’s been a winding road in 2026 to get there, but Luis Peña is finally at Double-A. Milwaukee’s No. 2 prospect settled into the lineup Tuesday night but made his first emphatic statement for Biloxi on Thursday with a solo homer on a two-hit night in a 4-2 win over

Seaver King was known more for his athleticism, speed and defensive versatility than for his power coming out of the 2024 Draft. That perception is changing quickly. Already one of the Minors’ hottest hitters this month, MLB’s No. 71 prospect turned it up a notch, going yard for the fourth

Ralphy Velazquez is on some kind of heater. MLB's No. 1 first base prospect hammered his 23rd and 24th homers of the year in Triple-A Columbus' two-game set against St. Paul on Thursday at Huntington Park, building on a stretch in which he has been nearly unstoppable.

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Reds rookie slugger Sal Stewart could be on a collision course with history. With a three-run homer in an Aug. 19 win over the Cardinals and two more RBIs vs. the Cards on Aug. 20, Stewart upped his RBI total to a Major League-best 96, through Cincinnati's first 128 games

Every player's first professional homer is special, but Clay Burdette’s first career roundtripper was one for everyone to remember. The White Sox prospect raced around the bases for an inside-the-park home run in Single-A Kannapolis’ 9-5 victory over Fredericksburg on Thursday at Virginia Credit Union Stadium.

BALTIMORE -- For much of the season, the Orioles have lacked strong left-handed options in their bullpen. Currently, their only southpaws are Grant Wolfram and Josh Walker, and there have been significant stretches of time in which Wolfram was their only lefty reliever. Also, Keegan Akin underwent season-ending Tommy John

MLB Pipeline gave a full refresh to its Top 100 Prospects list last week -- and each team’s Top 30 -- now that the 2026 draftees have joined their respective organizations. That makes it as good a time as any to look at the biggest breakout players in Minor Leagues.

There might be a new two-way star from Asia on the way. South Korean native Seong-Jun Kim (Rangers No. 8) tossed a pair of scoreless frames with four strikeouts in his Single-A Hickory debut Wednesday night.

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The Nationals plan to reconstruct their Major League infield with the move of star shortstop CJ Abrams to second base. Another young star is also switching positions, with 2024 first-round pick Seaver King (Nationals No. 4, MLB Pipeline No. 71) making his professional debut at third base Wednesday night for

After swatting 45 collegiate homers across two programs, eight on three different summer-ball circuits and countless others as a youngster, Logan Hughes has his first career long ball in the books. A torrid start to Hughes’ journey in pro ball hit another major milestone Wednesday night in Single-A Fayetteville’s 19-1

Few hitters in Minor League Baseball have been more dangerous with the bases loaded this season than Emil Morales. MLB’s No. 24 prospect belted his fourth career grand slam -- his second of the season -- as part of a 4-for-5 night in High-A Great Lakes' 6-5 loss to Fort

HOUSTON - At this point in the season, the Astros will take a win any way they can get it. Especially with the way their offense has continued to struggle, and also with the second-place Rangers getting shut out at home against the Nationals.

MINNEAPOLIS -- Three days ago, the Twins were licking their wounds after losing three straight games to the Phillies. What a difference three days can make.

Liam Doyle has long sought challenges against the best. It’s why after a decorated high school career in New Hampshire at Pinkerton Academy, he made stops at three separate powerhouse collegiate programs (Coastal Carolina, Ole Miss, Tennessee) before the Cardinals selected him fifth overall in the 2025 Draft. His first

ST. PETERSBURG -- The night the Rays made Grady Emerson the second overall pick in the MLB Draft, he set a bold timeline for himself to reach the Majors. He wants to be playing for Tampa Bay when he’s 20 years old in 2028. That journey begins now. The Rays

It’s just like playing catch in the backyard … except a couple hundred feet apart. Brewers No. 17 prospect Sawyer Strosnider connected on his first career homer with High-A Wisconsin on Wednesday and had a special person on the other end of the milestone dinger: his father, Scott.