With more than six weeks of the Minor League season in the books, the sample sizes are swelling, and trends are beginning to emerge. It's time to start taking stock, which is what MLB Pipeline's recent market-corrected Top 100 Prospects list shakeup is all about. With that in mind, the

A pair of Top 100 heavyweights led the charge on Wednesday, with Max Clark and Chase Burns lighting up the High-A Midwest League. But the star-studded performances didn't stop there. A pair of Texas prospects -- one an Astro, the other a Ranger -- enjoyed huge offensive afternoons before ending

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There were offensive outbursts galore around the Minors on Friday night, but some of the best individual performances came on the mound. A trio of Top 100 pitchers proved virtually unhittable, while another prospect turned in a spotless debut at Triple-A. All that and more on a busy lead-in to

Wednesday's Minor League action had a little bit of everything. Multihomer games, walk-offs, continued dominance on the mound from the Blue Jays' 2024 first-round pick and other rookies who have made a seamless transitions to the pro ranks. To top it all off, a Rangers southpaw in the Double-A Texas

Two of the game's best young pitchers played the part with dominant starts while stealing some of the spotlight from their offensive counterparts. There were more multihomer games -- including a trio of jacks from a Clingstone -- among plenty of action from another day in the Minors:

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DETROIT -- The 10th pitch of Friday night from Jackson Jobe registered at 99.1 miles per hour to Royals slugger Vinnie Pasquantino, according to Statcast. It was the kind of power fastball Tigers fans have come to anticipate from Detroit’s top prospect ever since he hit triple digits in his

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It wouldn't be Max Clark's first homer of the year without fireworks. MLB's No. 5 prospect went the opposite way for his first long ball of the season Sunday at High-A West Michigan. With a full count, two outs and two runners on base in the eighth inning, the lefty

With the Minor League season opening this week, here's where Detroit’s Top 30 Prospects are projected to start: 1. Jackson Jobe (MLB No. 4), RHP -- Detroit (MLB) 2. Max Clark (MLB No. 5), OF -- West Michigan (High-A) 3. Kevin McGonigle (MLB No. 27), SS/2B -- West Michigan (High-A)

SEATTLE -- The Detroit offense did its part to make sure Jackson Jobe had an easy landing spot for his first career start. Maybe too good a job.

LOS ANGELES -- Jackson Jobe finished a Major League game before he started one, having pitched the ninth inning in his debut last September against the Rays. He pitched in two tight games last postseason as a not-so-secret weapon of the Tigers’ pitching chaos strategy. “He pitched in the playoffs

SAN FRANCISCO -- When Jackson Jobe took the mound against the Giants at Oracle Park on Tuesday night in the Tigers’ final exhibition game ahead of the 2025 season, he did so knowing he was on the cusp of a golden opportunity.

LAKELAND, Fla. -- Tarik Skubal’s defense of his American League Cy Young Award officially begins Thursday at Dodger Stadium, but the Tigers left-hander already has some new gold going into Opening Day, courtesy of future teammate Max Clark. Skubal mentioned on a podcast during Spring Training that he wouldn’t mind

LAKELAND, Fla. -- The Tigers rotation includes one of baseball’s top pitching prospects and one of baseball’s former top overall Draft picks. Detroit formally welcomed Jackson Jobe and Casey Mize to the final starting group on Saturday morning by optioning Keider Montero to Triple-A Toledo. Jobe, MLB Pipeline’s No. 5

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LAKELAND, Fla. -- The Tigers surged to the top spot in MLB Pipeline's 2025 preseason farm system rankings, and two large reasons for the jump involved late-season breakouts by catching prospects Thayron Liranzo (now ranked as the No. 81 overall prospect) and Josue Briceño (No. 94). The switch-hitting Liranzo slashed

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LAKELAND, Fla. -- For the second time this Spring Training, the Tigers find themselves having to pivot at third base. When Alex Bregman signed with the Red Sox on Feb. 15, opportunity opened for Jace Jung to take over the hot corner in Detroit for years to come. He might

NORTH PORT, Fla. -- Bryce Rainer’s pro career consisted of workouts and batting practice until Sunday.

The Tigers will look for their second consecutive Spring Breakout win when they send many of their top prospects -- including five of MLB Pipeline’s Top 100 -- to North Port, Fla. to face the Braves. Like last year, they’ll be led by Hall of Famer Alan Trammell, who will

Ding, ding, who’s ready for Round 2? Last year’s inaugural edition of Spring Breakout gave fans early looks at Paul Skenes, Jackson Chourio, Pete Crow-Armstrong, James Wood, Jackson Holliday, Ceddanne Rafaela and many other young stars who graduated off prospect lists in 2024. Not only does it serve as a