After racking up recognitions all season long, Dakota Hudson has one more award to add to his mantle.The Cardinals' No. 3 prospect was named the organization's Minor League Pitcher of the Year. Outfielder Tyler O'Neill was honored as the top position player.

Each offseason, MiLB.com goes position by position across each system and honors the players -- regardless of age or prospect status -- who had the best seasons in their organization. Click here to locate your favorite club.St. Louis barely missed the playoffs this year and already has set about making sure

ROUND ROCK, Texas - With a week left in the 2018 regular season, the Pacific Coast League released Monday its end of the year All-Star team. The 12-man roster, which is assembled through a vote of the League's field managers, media representatives and broadcasters, features three players on MLB Pipeline's

Fresh off the first three-homer game of his career, things quickly got back to normal for Tyler O'Neill on Tuesday. At least, his version of normal.St. Louis' second-ranked prospect went yard twice on a three-hit night for Triple-A Memphis to record the 14th multi-homer game of his career during a

When Tyler O'Neill has found his power swing once this season, he's made a habit of making teams pay twice. Sunday, the Cardinals No. 2 prospect took it a step further.O'Neill went yard three times for the first time as a professional, plating four runs, as Triple-A Memphis rode the

A few days ago, Tyler O'Neill was en route back to the Major Leagues, but now he's headed to the disabled list. The Cardinals reported Thursday that the club's second-ranked prospect went on the 10-day disabled list with a left groin strain.

The ball usually travels well in Pacific Coast League ballparks, especially in the elevation at Security Service Field in Colorado Springs.But in the case of Memphis' Tyler O'Neill, he doesn't need the help. The second-ranked Cardinals prospect homered for the third consecutive game, capping a seven-run seventh inning with a two-run

Theme of the dayDingers on dingers in Reno: There was no topping the absolute slugfest that took place at Greater Nevada Field. The 14-4 Aces win featured nine homers in total, and Reno's Kevin Cron and Salt Lake's Jabari Blash provided three apiece. In other words, 15.4 percent of all

When Tyler O'Neill made his Major League debut in April, the brute strength that helped him to be one of the best power hitters in the Minors did not go unnoticed. Upon returning to Triple-A Memphis, the showcases of power have not subsided but, in fact, become commonplace.The Cardinals No.

Theme of the dayHe's no scrub: Is there anything J.D. Davis can't do this season? Up until Thursday night, that answer was "hit a triple," but then he did that in his first at-bat in Fresno. Once that was out of the way, he picked up all the other hits

Even for a slugger with two 30-homer seasons to his credit, Tyler O'Neill is on some kind of a roll.The No. 78 overall prospect belted two homers Monday to account for Triple-A Memphis' offense in a 2-1 win over Nashville at AutoZone Park.

Theme of the nightNL East rivals: Sunday's real theme was Mother's Day, so to paraphrase Ralph Kiner, to all the mothers out there, happy belated birthday. But in the Minors, a National League East rivalry grabbed everyone's attention. Mets prospect Jeff McNeil's cycle for Double-A Binghamton would have been the

The Major Leagues will soon know what the Minors have known for quite some time. Tyler O'Neill has some serious power.The Cardinals plan to call up their No. 4 prospect for his Major League debut in time for their game Thursday in Chicago against the Cubs, a source told MLB.com's Joe

Tyler O'Neill is putting on an early-season power display that is becoming impossible to ignore.The No. 4 Cardinals prospect homered twice and drove in four runs to lead Triple-A Memphis past Iowa, 7-4, Monday afternoon at AutoZone Park. O'Neill scored three times and also singled for his sixth multi-hit effort

The Cardinals had hoped to take a longer look at No. 4 prospectTyler O'Neill in Spring Training. But the power-packed Canadian had oblique and hamstring injuries that limited him to 12 at-bats.He's hoping to open eyes at Triple-A Memphis and took a big step in that direction Friday with two

Some players are on the verge of stardom, others are entering a crucial phase of their development and still others are getting their first tastes of full-season ball. With the 2018 season approaching, MiLB.com takes a look at the most intriguing prospects from each MLB organization.Back and healthy: Alex Reyes,

After battling not one, but two injuries at big league camp, Tyler O'Neill is going back to the Minors.St. Louis optioned its No. 4 prospect to Triple-A Memphis, along with Austin Gomber (No. 14) and Edmundo Sosa (No. 16). The Cardinals also sent pitchers Conner Greene (No. 21) and Derian

It certainly proved to be an interesting set of Minor League playoffs over the past couple weeks. Hurricane Irma grabbed the biggest headlines by causing the cancellation of the Southern, Carolina and Florida State League Finals, forcing all three circuits to crown co-champions. But that aside, 17 Minor League clubs

A night after Triple-A Memphis staved off elimination from the playoffs with a 10-inning victory, Redbirds manager Stubby Clapp didn't feel the need to give his club any inspirational message."I just let them do their business," the skipper said. "They come out hard and play hard. It was nothing extra

Tyler O'Neill enjoys having a game's outcome riding on his bat.The Cardinals' No. 4 prospect collected three hits and drove in four runs to lift Triple-A Memphis to an 11-8, 10-inning win over Colorado Springs on Saturday. The victory evened the best-of-5 Pacific Coast League semifinals at two games apiece with the

With the Pacific Coast League playoffs on the horizon, Tyler O'Neill couldn't find a better time to start peaking. "You always want to finish strong," the fourth-ranked Cardinals prospect said. "That's my goal and I'm going to go out there tomorrow and stay with my gameplan and play to the best

Tyler O'Neill has scuffled at times this season, but his power never stopped showing up.The Cardinals' fourth-ranked prospect reached the 30-homer mark for the second time in his career on Saturday, collecting three hits and four RBIs before Triple-A Memphis fell to Colorado Springs, 14-11, at Security Service Field.

Cardinals OF Tyler O'Neill, Triple-A Memphis: 1-for-4, HR, 2 RBI, R, 2 K -- O'Neill was on one heck of a hot streak when he was traded from to the Cardinals last month, hitting five homers in his last five games for Triple-A Tacoma. He has yet to slow down,

With 21 games left in the regular season, Triple-A Memphis has no pennant chase to worry about."It's done," manager Stubby Clapp said. "It's out of the way, and now the players] can move on and look forward to and get settled for the playoffs."At 80-41, the Redbirds became the first