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Freese regained passion after year away from game

After high school, Angels third baseman David Freese thought he was done with baseball. But when he felt the itch to return, his talent and passion helped him achieve World Series fame.

Rehabbing Freese homers More Paths of the Pros PROSPECTive blog

Former slugger Bass was a hitter ahead of his time

Randy Bass was a prodigious Minor League slugger and a superstar in Japan, but big league success eluded him. With a .294/.425/.598 slash line, he may have been ahead of his time.

Meyer hit legendary homer Veterans play for love of game PROSPECTive

Sans Francisco, who's the Minors' best at short?

Cleveland's Francisco Lindor, who will start off back at Triple-A, is still the best defensive shortstop in the Minors, but who's coming up strong? Find out in the latest "D"-Listers.

Lindor returning to Clips 'D'-Listers: Catchers PROSPECTive blog

Minors will bobble along in National Hall of Fame

Phil Sklar and Brad Novak plan to open a physical location for the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum in 2016, but the collection already boasts plenty from the Minor Leagues.

P-Nats have ambitious funding plan Read Ben's Biz Blog Follow @bensbiz

Minoring in Twitter: Players cuddle up, family style

Trevor Williams and his wife made a creative pregnancy announcement, Joey Gallo got snug with Rangers teammates for movie night and Kris Bryant and took to the Arizona hills.

Prospects feel the Valentine's love Playing the lottery PROSPECTive

RoughRiders turn to Teddy for presidential look

The Double-A Frisco RoughRiders unveiled their new identity and announced ballpark improvements Thursday afternoon, ushering in a bold new era that is not without "president."

Missions get new look D-Cubs become Tortugas Ben's Biz Blog

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Judge and jury
Aaron Judge, baseball's No. 68 prospect, lofted a three-run homer to help the Yankees salvage a tie with the Phillies in their Spring Training opener. MORE »

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Pitchers and catchers, including some of baseball's top prospects, reported to Spring Training this week as camps opened across Florida and Arizona. MORE »

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The Mobile BayBears get some love
In the latest entry in the Biz Blog's "Why I Love..." series, a very strong case is made for the Mobile BayBears experience, including Hank Aaron Stadium and the Hank Aaron Childhood Home and Museum. MORE »
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The Minor League zeitgeist
Each week we bring you Minor Leaguers weighing in on the most pressing issues of our time. This week: llamas, who can beat whom in FIFA 2015, and of course, #TheDress. MORE »
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Staying positive not always easy
Though years of long bus rides and waiting for that special call into the manager's office take a toll, longtime Minor Leaguers like Corey Wimberly and Tyler LaTorre are anything but bitter about their jobs. Nevertheless, it can be tough to maintain a positive attitude. MORE »
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Taillon back with an eye on a roster spot
Jameson Taillon heads to Spring Training as the Pirates' second-ranked prospect, despite missing the 2014 season after undergoing elbow ligament replacement surgery. MORE »