"Grass Routes," the Minor League Baseball docuseries hosted by MLB Pipeline's Jonathan Mayo, celebrates the unique vibe of Minor League cities and spotlights how the local baseball teams are woven into the fabric of the community. The second episode of Season 2 will be released on Sunday at 1 p.m.

In Star Wars lingo, "jumping to hyperspace" means traveling through the cosmos at an incredibly high rate of speed. It's only fitting that Randy Guzman did his best to send a ball off his bat into another galaxy far, far away on Star Wars Night at Clover Park. The Mets'

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Lazaro Montes keeps giving Mariners fans reasons to be excited about the future. Seattle's No. 4 prospect (MLB No. 30) per MLB Pipeline had a second straight multi-hit game on Friday, including a go-ahead homer in the ninth that led Double-A Arkansas to an 11-8 win over Northwest Arkansas at

Rainiel Rodriguez is one of four teenagers getting at-bats at Double-A right now. He looks like he belongs.

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The much-anticipated High-A debut for Seth Hernandez did not disappoint. Unless you happen to be an opposing batter. Pittsburgh's No. 1 prospect spun five hitless innings and struck out seven in his debut for Greensboro, which blanked Jersey Shore, 3-0, on Friday night at ShoreTown Ballpark.

MINNEAPOLIS -- Brewers infield prospect Luis Peña is back in business after a serious scare and a more than three-week layoff from baseball.

It's been a tough year on the pitching front for the Padres. With more than half a dozen starters already on the injured list, and now Matt Waldron joining them, their depth is being tested. But down on the farm, some prospect performances suggest there are sunnier times ahead. Most

River Ryan cruised right back into form with over a month in between starts for Triple-A Oklahoma City. The Dodgers’ No. 6 prospect got back on the mound Friday night after a right hamstring strain had kept him out of action since April 11. Ryan had his good stuff against

Gage Wood just keeps striking guys out. The Phillies' No. 2 prospect turned in yet another strong outing on Friday night, striking out six while allowing just one run on three hits over four innings for Single-A Clearwater in their 6-2 victory over Lakeland at BayCare Ballpark.

Making the decision to part ways with the All-Star ace of your staff is never an easy one, but when it comes to the Nationals, whose collective eyes are on the future, things have to be feeling pretty good right now. The organization dealt MacKenzie Gore to Texas during the

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Pirates phenom Konnor Griffin graduated from prospect status by exceeding 130 Major League at-bats Wednesday, and if we’re going to get a new No. 1 overall prospect, we might as well make some tweaks to the full Top 100 Prospects list. Every so often during the baseball season, we do

We’re still months away from the holiday season, yet May has seemingly turned into the Holliday season. Rockies top prospect Ethan Holliday (MLB Pipeline’s No. 17 overall) whacked his fourth home run of the month Thursday -- and it’s only May 15. Holliday combined with fellow top-100 prospect Roldy Brito

Edwin Arroyo has been through some ups and downs as a prospect. However, the 2026 season and the month of May have been extremely high highs. Arroyo went 2-for-3 on Thursday with a home run and a walk for Triple-A Louisville, aiding a 4-2 win over Indianapolis at Louisville Slugger

Ahead of the 2018 Draft, Jordyn Adams was a five-star high school wide receiver set to play both baseball and football if he made it to campus at the University of North Carolina. The 26-year-old has long utilized that premium athleticism across the Minor Leagues since signing as the 17th

Shotaro Morii made history when he signed with the Athletics in January 2025, landing the largest signing bonus ($1.5 million) ever handed out to an amateur from Japan. After getting his feet wet stateside in the Rookie-level Arizona Complex League last year solely as a hitter, the real fun began

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We’ve seen plenty of inside-the-park home runs in baseball’s history, some because of the game’s speediest players and some the result of head-scratching defense. But you’ve probably never seen something like this. In the seventh inning of an 11-3 win for Double-A Biloxi over Montgomery, Rays No. 25 prospect Austin

The only thing that kept Luis Hernández and Josuar Gonzalez from entering even more rarefied air as of one of the best single-game performances for any pair of teammates was the fact that Wednesday’s Arizona Complex League contest was just a seven-inning affair. Hernández, the Giants’ No. 3 prospect, went

Braden Montgomery can cross the highest level of the Minor Leagues off his home run bingo card. MLB.com's No. 24 overall prospect went to the opposite field from the left side in his eighth Triple-A game in Charlotte’s 9-8 loss to Norfolk on Wednesday at Truist Field.

Alfredo Duno is finding his power stroke in the month of May. The recent power surge by MLB's No. 26 prospect continued as he homered in his third consecutive game during High-A Dayton’s 16-6 loss to Lake County at Day Air Ballpark.

Johnny King is the youngest player in the Northwest League at 19 years old, and he won’t turn 20 until July. But his youth has hardly stopped the lefty from absolutely dominating the competition across his first seven starts. King, the Blue Jays’ No. 4 prospect, recorded five more scoreless