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It was a strong year for ACL talent overall, headlined by a talented Guardians shortstop and a flame-throwing Padres pitching prospect who went on to become a key part of one of the biggest blockbuster trades of all time.
The Florida Complex League was a bit lighter in talent than its Arizona counterpart this year. Even so, the Rookie league featured a few potential future stars.
The Dodgers prospect goes cycling for the second time in a week.
In this week’s Hot Sheet Podcast, Geoff Pontes and Josh Norris discuss the quietest monster season in the minors and more.
The Pirates’ catching prospect continues his magnificent season, and Anthony Volpe, Jordan Walker and Miguel Ullola have big nights.
In the latest Hot Sheet podcast, Josh Norris and Geoff Pontes discuss their candidates for BA’s Minor League Player of the Year and more.
The Guardians righthander continues his stellar season with six no-hit frames.
On this week’s Hot Sheet Podcast, we break down Andrew Painter’s High-A farewell and more.
Ortiz struck out eight, Eric Brown Jr. hit his first pro home run and more.
One of the prospects traded at this year’s deadline comes up aces against his old team.
In the deadline’s waning hours, the Mets plucked a veteran reliever from Chicago’s roster.
The Cardinals add Austin Allen from the A’s as minor league depth.
The Phillies and Angels hooked up for a second deadline-day deal.
The Phillies swapped their top offensive prospect in a quest to find a long-term answer in center field.
After adding Scott Effross from the Cubs and Andrew Benintendi, the Yankees continued their postseason reinforcements with a pair of Oakland arms.
The Yankees added righthander Scott Effross to their bullpen in exchange for one of their best pitching prospects.
Top Yankees prospect Anthony Volpe breaks down how his swing has changed from his days as an amateur to its current iteration at Double-A.
Beyond bolstering big league rosters and replenishing farm systems, smart teams can use trades to alleviate coming 40-man roster crunches.
The Mets made small upgrades to their roster by acquiring Tyler Naquin and Phillip Diehl from Cincinnati in exchange for two low-level minor leaguers.
The Yankees added balance to their lineup by swinging a deal with the Royals for outfielder Andrew Benintendi. In return, Kansas City received three talented, low-level pitching prospects.
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