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Jacob Misiorowski stands next in line as a young Brewers power pitcher. The only question that remains is whether he will start or relieve.

Shay Whitcomb always had power. Adding additional positional versatility and improving his plate approach paved the way to a callup.

Carson Williams was the youngest minor league hitter to go 20-20 this season. He is also an elite shortstop defender who could be a long-term answer in Tampa Bay.

For years, the D-backs expected young catcher Adrian Del Castillo to emerge as a hitter. That finally happened in 2024. Now, his attention shifts to what’s next.

Alan Roden finds a happy midpoint for his hand set at the plate and reverses an early slump at Triple-A in a big way.

Cam Collier rode a torrid finish in High-A to a 20-homer season, making him one of just four teens to reach that plateau this season.

Improving his control and quality of secondary stuff have been keys to Bubba Chandler’s rise this season.

Max Clark did a bit of everything in his first full pro season, and the Tigers were equally impressed with his off-the-field work and preparation.

Coby Mayo has worked hard to become a complete hitter in his five pro seasons. The next step will be finding his footing in MLB.

The youngest regular in full-season ball this year, Leodalis De Vries used his injured list time up his game with off-the-field work.

Reining in his walk rate has helped Brandon Sproat become his best version in a first full season that culminated at Triple-A.

Jaison Chourio had one of the best seasons by a teenager in the minors this season, making him one of the Guardians’ most intriguing prospects.

A call to a college coach helped Matt Shaw find his swing and turn his season around.

Hard-charging Colby Thomas toned down his swing and leg kick last offseason, setting the stage for a big season in the upper minors.

Young catcher Drake Baldwin’s promise morphed into production this season as he reached Triple-A ahead of schedule.

Dalton Rushing answered the Dodgers’ challenge to become a more complete hitter. Now, he is poised to contribute in MLB next season.

The Cardinals drafted lefthander Quinn Matthews in the fourth round last year after four years at Stanford.

Well-rounded outfielder Dylan Crews helps form the young core that could shape the Nationals’ future.