Kyle Glaser

With David Freese, Chris Taylor and Kikè Hernandez all on the injured list, the Dodgers added infield depth Wednesday.

Leake had a full no-trade clause but waived it to return to Arizona, where he starred for Arizona State in college.

Shortly after acquiring Martin Maldonado to be their new backup, the Astros traded Max Stassi to the Angels.

Edwards and Wieck both have ERAs over 5.00 and are currently in the minor leagues.

From Taylor Trammell down to Ray Castro, we ranked every MLB prospect traded prior to the 2019 MLB Trade Deadline.

Trey Mancini is as valuable as ever, presenting a conundrum for an Orioles organization years away from contention.

Despite a lackluster start to his MLB career, the Padres believe Luis Urias is just fine.

The Braves make a move to fortify their bullpen and give up a productive lefty to do so.

In need of a starter for the stretch run, the Brewers acquired veteran righthander Jordan Lyles from the Pirates on Monday.

Dealing with a 40-man roster crunch, the active Rays strike another deal with the Indians.

Kay was the Mets’ No. 4 prospect and Woods-Richardson was their No. 6 prospect.

Just over 20 percent of prospects traded at the MLB Trade Deadline went on to have sustained big league success.

Batting average is the theme in today’s packed prospect report.

It’s been an emotional month for the Angels, one that has tested the club in so many ways.

Notes on M’s prospect Cal Raleigh, Gareth Morgan fires back in the Angels’ organization, Shumpei Yoshikawa’s unique path & more.

Stephen Strasburg memorably pitched for Team USA as a rising San Diego State sophomore at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Garrett Cooper was on the verge of playing in Japan in 2017. Now, he finds himself as a key component to the rebuild in Miami.

Madison Bumgarner has come on strong just in time for the trade deadline. He joins Yusei Kikuchi, Yuli Gurriel, and more in Three Up, Three Down.

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

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