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Here are the 12 youngest players in the Arizona Fall League, headlined by two of the game’s premier prospects.

New rules regarding infield positioning, pitch timers and larger bases, as well as automatic ball-strike challenges, will be in use during the 2022 Arizona Fall League.

Like many transformative moments in history, the official recognition of a players’ union representing minor league players ended up happening in a surprisingly short period of time.

Pages and Sal Frelick hit two home runs, Anthony Volpe had a big night and more.

Perhaps no Triple-A pitcher had better stuff than Hunter Brown this season, but it was his improvement to command markers that truly set him apart this season and earned him a belated September callup.

Pete Crow-Armstrong used his down time in 2021 while recovering from surgery to refine his swing and bring up his power production in 2022. The process paid off with a breakthrough season at two Class A levels.

Shortstop Adael Amador’s precociousness helped him achieve his goals in the batter’s box and in the field in a breakthrough 2022 season at Low-A.

The stars aligned for Gunnar Henderson and the Orioles in the 2019 draft, when the talented prep shortstop slid to the second round. Three years later, he is the top prospect in baseball and one of the future faces of the franchise.

Examining sliders that have been standouts for each of these five pitchers throughout the 2022 season.

The Angels hope Edgar Quero can build off his breakout season at Low-A to one day give the organization its first homegrown catcher since the days of Mike Napoli and Jeff Mathis.

Eguy Rosario put in the time to improve both his offensive and defensive game at Triple-A as one of the youngest regulars in the Pacific Coast League. His hard work was rewarded with an August callup.

A little patience went a long way for Jeremy De La Rosa, who showed power, speed and defense in a breakout season at Low-A.

Miguel Vargas moved to Triple-A this season and did what he has always done—hit. He caught the attention of Dodgers manager Dave Roberts and even learned a new position, one that may become his home.

Chourio collected three RBIs in his Double-A debut, Rodriguez added three hits and more.

With the pitch clock coming to the major leagues in 2023, it’s reasonable to wonder, does that mean that pitchers won’t throw as hard in upcoming seasons?

A pair of Red Sox and Mariners prospects lead the final Hot Sheet of the 2022 season.

The D-backs give Corbin Carroll a late taste of MLB action to set him up for 2023 success after he dominated Double-A and Triple-A.

Catcher Shea Langeliers was the top-ranked prospect the Athletics acquired in their offseason trades. This season he offered a glimpse of his potential at Triple-A and during his MLB debut.