The Minor League Baseball season has been shelved, but Ben Hill takes a look at the myriad promotions that would have been held this weekend, including celebrity appearances, bobblehead giveaways and alternate identities.
Major League Baseball will not be providing its affiliated Minor League teams with players for the 2020 season. As a result, there will not be Minor League Baseball in 2020.
Dwight D. Eisenhower once told Mel Ott he played pro baseball in Kansas under an assumed name. But did he? Jordan Wolf tracks down the veracity of the story.
With five top-100 prospects in their 2020 player pool, the Dodgers have incredible young talent available in their quest for an eighth straight NL West title.
Baltimore isn't expected to contend, but anything could happen in a short season. The O's have three of their top five prospects, including Adley Rutschman, available in their pool.
The New York-Penn League once covered Pennsylvania-Ontario-New York as the PONY League. The 14 teams now on the circuit have stories with just as much giddyap.
Seven of Chicago's top 10 prospects are available in the team's 2020 pool, including phenom Luis Robert, who should start in center after signing a six-year, $50 million contract.
Changing circumstances lead to creative activations in 2020
Mets' first-round Draft pick has family ties to 'Little Big League'
