J.J. Cooper

Seattle’s duo of Jarred Kelenic and Julio Rodriguez ranks prominently, plus a slew of Yankees arms make the list.

As owners continue to flock to less-costly college summer ball leagues, the immediate future of independent leagues looks bleak.

Because Baseball and the Washington Nationals are hosting MLB’s first Arab Heritage Night on Sept. 25.

In just his third Triple-A appearance of his career, Caleb Baragar earned National Championship MVP honors.

A year after MiLB posted its smallest total attendance in 14 seasons, MiLB attendance was up 2.6 percent in 2019.

This will be the fourth time this century that the Florida State League playoffs have been called early.

Historically, righthanded hitter-thrower first basemen are largely shunned on Day 1 of the draft. That trend is changing.

Team USA outscored its opponents 124-20 over its seven wins.

A’s prospect Sean Murphy sheds his knee injury, A.J. Puk makes his MLB debut and Jay Groome returns to a mound.

As it currently stands, the strike zone in the Atlantic League is far different than one used in either the majors or minors.

The Atlantic League is serving as MLB’s laboratory. And the early results are striking, even if they’re imperfect.

J.J. Cooper spent two days covering an Atlantic League series. Here is how every new rule change affected the game.

The 2018 Rule 5 draft has largely proved to be a dud, but there were some very productive players who went unpicked.

Randy Wynne struck out 17 on Tuesday night, tying the mark for the most strikeouts in a minor league game in 2019.

Franco is the No. 1 prospect in baseball, and as unfathomable as it may seem, the expectations for Franco’s bat have only grown.

Explaining just what the new baseball in Triple-A this year has wrought.

Sixto Sanchez and Seth Corry continued their hot streaks with strong performances on Sunday.

Ranking the Braves’ top 30 MLB prospects midway through 2019, including rising, falling, injured and graduated players.

The Astros traded away four prospects, but in return they acquired one of the best starting pitchers on the market.

The Rays land a reliable back-of-the-rotation starter and a bullpen arm, but surrender the No. 48 prospect in baseball.