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KANSAS CITY -- The Royals’ best prospect since Bobby Witt Jr. is on his way to the Major Leagues. Kansas City is calling up top prospect Jac Caglianone, sources told MLB.com on Sunday night. The club did not confirm the news. It sets the stage for the slugging first baseman/outfielder’s

As temperatures continue to heat up, so have top prospects across the sport. Multiple top hitters kicked off June by sending baseballs out of the yard. Although dominated by a handful of sluggers, Sunday's top performers also featured a few rising arms turning the corner in 2025.

Sometimes MLB’s top prospect needs to make an escape. Roman Anthony was tucked away in a rolling cart Sunday for a quick getaway outside the away clubhouse at PNC Field. Fully covered by bags and other belongings, the No. 1 prospect in the game rode along the walkway to the

Ballpark marriage proposals are nothing new. The cameras pan to a couple in the stands; the question gets popped and the rest of the stadium eagerly waits to see if the answer is "Yes!" On Thursday night at High-A Everett’s Funko Field, however, Mariners No. 18 prospect Ashton Izzi put

Nicholas Badders channeled his inner Nostradamus in the broadcast booth Friday night -- and Jac Caglianone made it count.

On Friday night, Sebastian Walcott gave Rangers fans a glimpse of what the future could look like -- loud contact, big moments and a whole lot of game-changing potential. The 19-year-old shortstop and Rangers No. 1 prospect delivered the best performance of his young career, launching his first professional multihomer

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New Era Clash of the Caps -- in which fan voting will select one winner from 120 unique and creative Minor League Baseball team caps -- is headed for home.

• VOTE NOW » Winners from each full-season level of the Minors were crowned in Round 2 last week, and

Minor League Baseball announced the 2025 Dominican Summer League (DSL) season will begin June 2 with Opening Day festivities taking place at the Boston Red Sox Academy in Guerra. The 2025 campaign will also see the introduction of the DSL Cup, a new playoff format that will see 16 DSL

Before Josue Briceño even stepped into the batter’s box Thursday night, his performance had already taken on deeper meaning.

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It was a grand Saturday for one of baseball's Top 100 prospects, who ended the month on a home run heater ... but he wasn't alone. A teenager cycled in the desert, another continued tearing things up in Florida and a quartet of hurlers were in total command on the

KANSAS CITY -- Alex Cobb started his Minor League rehab assignment Friday night with two scoreless innings and three strikeouts for High-A West Michigan at Dayton. But for an effective outing, the 37-year-old right-hander didn’t look particularly comfortable nor necessarily fully healthy in his return from right hip inflammation.

When the Mariners took high school hitters in the first round of three straight Drafts, no one would have been shocked to learn that Cole Young -- taken in the middle of the three, after Harry Ford and before Colt Emerson -- would be the first to reach Seattle. That's

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There must be something in the air because the ball was flying on Friday night, with top prospects homering from coast to coast. Jac Caglianone continued his demolition derby at Triple-A, while Rangers top prospect Sebastian Walcott lassoed the first multihomer game of his young pro career at Double-A. That