The Triple-A Champion was crowned, so the Minor League season is officially over. But, we still have a few more honorees to recognize at the Minors' highest level.

We break down all of the honorees and more as we recap everything from the inaugural Minor League Awards that aired on MLB Network on Monday night.

Minor League Baseball revealed a new logo that highlights the lasting connection between MiLB and MLB with the iconic MLB batter silhouette alongside four stars.

Top Blue Jays prospect Ricky Tiedemann arrived at Surprise Stadium without knowing that his family had flown in -- he rewarded them by striking out seven in five frames.

Baseball's No. 58 overall prospect Kyle Manzardo found power and consistency following his trade from the Tampa Bay Rays to the Cleveland Guardians at the Trade Deadline.

Baseball's No. 1 prospect Jackson Holliday posted a .323/.442/.499 slash line while climbing four levels of the Minors and capping it all off with a Triple-A championship.

Yankees' fifth-ranked prospect Drew Thorpe led all of the Minor Leagues with 182 strikeouts over 139 1/2 innings and ranked fourth with a 2.52 ERA to go with a 0.98 WHIP.

To be eligible for the Prospect Team of the Year, players must have spent at least half of the season in the Minors and made organizational Top 30 Prospects rankings at some point.