Kyle Glaser

The Mets righthander hasn’t allowed a run in his last 19.1 innings and his 1.83 ERA is currently the third-best in the National League.

Reyes leads all of professional baseball—majors and minors—with 14 home runs this season.

The best player in baseball is somehow getting even better.

Two of the Orioles top prospects provided a much-needed injection of optimism on Tuesday.

College pitchers tend to hit a targeted innings total in their pro debuts.

Hader is the first pitcher in MLB history to strike out eight batters in a relief appearance of less than three innings.

Minor league pitchers Sam McWilliams and Colin Poche are joining Tampa Bay’s organization, completing the February trade that sent Souza to the D-backs.

After a slow start to the season, the Brewers’ No. 3 prospect believes he is beginning to find his groove at the plate.

A 17th-round pick by the Pirates in 2015, Hurst is expected to be drafted somewhere in the top two rounds of this weekend’s NFL Draft.

Finally back on his customary, five-day routine, the Blue Jays’ No. 10 prospect had his best outing of the season.

The No. 1 overall pick in 2011, Cole leads the majors with 49 strikeouts in just 35 innings this season.

An extended, one-on-one interview with former Arizona State head coach and current Brewers bench coach Pat Murphy.

The Mets’ 2016 first-round pick made his pro debut on April 8, nearly two years after being drafted.

In the final year of his current contract, Harper leads the majors with eight home runs and an 1.265 OPS.

A breakdown of some early season performances in the California League by prospects from both the Angels and Giants’ farm systems.

Ohtani made his home pitching debut at Angel Stadium and squashed the Oakland Athletics into submission.

Curialle hit the tiebreaking solo home run in the sixth inning to lift JSerra to a 2-1 victory over La Mirada on Friday night in the championship game of the Boras Classic.

The Angels’ 2017 second-round pick showed improved velocity, sharp secondary pitches, and allowed only one hit in his first professional appearance.

Nearly four years since his death, Tony Gwynn still has a lasting impact on San Diego State and its current crop of seniors.

Prospects who can put on a show every time they step on the field.