When we first wrote about the new pitch clock rules, we noted that they were producing massive reductions in the time of games around the minor leagues. But that was just a few days of data. It’s now been a month, and the data is even clearer. The pitch clock rules have dramatically sped up games.
Our American League West correspondents deliver one prospect report per organization, headlined by a Mariners teen shortstop who is catching on quickly in Low-A.
The minors’ ERA leader Noel Vela lowered his ERA to 0.34 with another dominating outing on Thursday.
Breaking down players who made a jump up their team’s Top 30 Prospects list.
Transactions involving minor league players for the period April 25-May 11, 2022. All transactions conveyed by Major League Baseball.
Thomas has a milestone day, Jordan Walker continues his hot start and more.
Fear and trepidation abound in the minor leagues in the aftermath of MLB’s takeover of the minors before the 2021 season.
MLB made upgrading facility standards a priority when it took over the minor leagues. But an air of uncertainty surrounds many teams and their ability to meet the new requirements.
Breaking down the updated minor league facility standards.
We dive in deep to each start, mixing in some discussion of the pitcher’s arsenal, pitch shape, velocity and overall future role.
Our National League Central correspondents deliver one prospect report per organization, headlined by a Cardinals righthander who showed up to camp this spring throwing 100 mph.
Julio Rodriguez has put his slow start to his MLB career behind him with a hot streak.
Our American League East correspondents deliver one prospect report per organization, headlined by a Rays pitcher who turned an off day into a new career path.
Chourio is quickly proving himself as one of the sport’s most enticing young prospects.
George Kirby dominated in his MLB debut. Alek Thomas also arrived with a bang and Jackson Chourio is a name to know.
Prospect reports for a player from each of the five National League West clubs, headlined by the D-backs’ top prospect who is showing he is completely healthy this season.
We have some hot names and big movers on this week’s list, leading off with a teenage name to get aggressive with in all formats of dynasty.
Brayan Bello threw a seven-inning no-hitter and Jordan Lawlar moved up among the minors’ stolen base leaders.
Observations made from watching some of the top minor league starts from the past week.
Pete Crow-Armstrong continues his hot start, Matt McLain hits two home runs and more.
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