Bryse Wilson has pitched in the Majors this year, but he's starting to find some consistency in the Minor Leagues. Atlanta's No. 6 prospect turned in his second straight scoreless start, scattering five hits over seven shutout innings as Triple-A Gwinnett downed Columbus, 3-1, at Huntington Park. He struck out seven

Braves RHP Bryse Wilson, Triple-A Gwinnett: 7 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 4 K -- Making his first appearance since returning from a spot start in the Majors, Atlanta's fifth-ranked prospect posted seven scoreless innings in the Stripers' 12-1 rout of Rochester. Sunday's effort marked the fourth time this season

Rays LHP Brendan McKay, Triple-A Durham: 5 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 3 BB, 5 K -- Tampa Bay's second-ranked prospect has allowed earned runs in only two of five appearances since he was promoted to the International League. Facing Scranton/Wilkes-Barre for the second straight outing, MLB.com's No. 23

Braves P Bryse Wilson, Triple-A Gwinnett: 7 1/3 IP, 0 ER, 2 R, 5 K, 4 H, 1 BB -- For the first time this season, the Braves' No. 7 prospect completed a start in which he did not yield an earned run. Although Buffalo scratched two unearned runs across, the

Are the tides turning?This is perhaps the most aggressive teams have been in pushing top prospects to the Major Leagues in recent memory. In 2018, nine of MLB.com's Top 100 Prospects found themselves on Major League Opening Day rosters. This year -- when 28 of the game's 30 clubs will

Carter Kieboom is a known commodity among the Nationals and their fans, but in case anyone needed a reminder, the club's second-ranked prospect was more than happy to oblige.The 21-year-old connected on a pair of homers off Justin Verlander and drove in three runs to lead the Nationals past the Astros,

LAS VEGAS -- The Braves' rebuild is over and they have the National League East Division title to prove it. But that doesn't mean their pipeline of top pitching prospects has gone dry.Atlanta entered the Winter Meetings with 10 of MLB.com's Top 100 prospects, tied with the Padres for the

It's already been a fun week for prospect callups to the Major Leagues. It hasn't, however, been a traditional one.Sure, there are periods when many of the game's top prospects head to The Show around the same time. Remember when Ronald Acuña Jr., Gleyber Torres and Tyler O'Neill all made

Bryse Wilson's hope at the beginning of the season was to find a way to stick out in a Braves system crowded with impressive arms. Three Minor League levels and one major announcement later, it's safe to say he's accomplished that mission.The Braves are calling up Wilson, their No. 13

Theme of the daySoutheast is where it's at: It seemed like the Minors' best performances Wednesday took place in the southeastern portion of the United States. Braves No. 13 prospectBryse Wilsonstruck out 13 over eight innings in Gwinnett, Georgia. Marlins No. 22 prospect Joe Dunandhomered twice for Double-A Jacksonville. Twins

Although Bryse Wilson encountered some difficulties in his first two Triple-A starts, he felt his fastball provided him with a measure of success. Sticking with the heater on Wednesday, he moved past those struggles on the way to a milestone.The Braves' 13th-ranked prospect broke the team record with a career-high 13

CHATTANOOGA, TN -- The Atlanta Braves announced on Saturday that Mississippi Braves infielder Alejandro Salazar and former pitcher Bryse Wilson had been named the club's Player and Pitcher of the Month for July. 

It was already a solid week in terms of Braves prospect promotions with Kolby Allard jumping to the Majors and Kyle Wright moving to Triple-A Gwinnett. Then, they made Wednesday moving day in their Minor League system.Atlanta promoted top-100 prospectsCristian Pache and Drew Waters to Double-A Mississippi and Class A

It's taken some time for Bryse Wilson to get settled in the Southern League, but with the continued development of his off-speed stuff, he's found a groove in July. Back on the bump and continually mixing speeds on Thursday, he turned in another stellar effort. The Braves' No. 12 prospect matched

MARIETTA, GA - The Southern League of Professional Baseball Clubs are proud to announce that Tennessee Smokies infielder Trent Giambrone has been named Player of the Week and Mississippi Braves starter Bryse Wilson has been named Pitcher of the Week. Both awards recognize these players' performances for games during the

Theme of the dayPitching, pitching and more pitching: This is meant to be the week of fireworks across the United States, and in baseball, fireworks are most closely associated with offense -- and lots of it. Except no one told some prominent pitchers across the Minor Leagues on Tuesday. No.

 It's difficult to have a better start to a season than the one Bryse Wilson is having with Class A Advanced Florida.The Braves' No. 13 prospect yielded three hits and two walks over 6 2/3 scoreless innings, notching a season-high seven strikeouts, before the Fire Frogs fell to Palm Beach,

Around the end of each month of the Minor League season, Toolshed will explore the most eye-popping statistics from the previous month. This edition looks back at some of the best numbers from the first month of the 2018 season. 0.45: Bryse Wilson, ERA -- Sixteen qualified Minor Leaguers had

Florida State League hitters beware, Bryse Wilson is showing no signs of mercy through his first four starts for the Class A Advanced Fire Frogs. Atlanta's No. 13 prospect turned in his third scoreless outing of the season Thursday, allowing three hits and two walks while striking out four through 6

In a farm system loaded with arms, Bryse Wilson continues to find a way to shine.The Braves' No. 13 prospect spun five one-hit innings, striking out five without issuing a walk, as Class A Advanced Florida topped Palm Beach, 3-1, on Sunday at Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium.