Minor

Michael Busch has a multi-homer night for Double-A Tulsa.

Matt Eddy’s picks for breakout prospects in the minor leagues all around the diamond. Each has the potential to force his way into the Top 100 Prospects conversation.

Geoff Pontes’ picks for breakout prospects in the minor leagues at every position. These players could enter the Top 100 Prospects discussion.

Tuesday was a good day for Yankees and Red Sox shortstop prospects.

In his pro debut, Madden was dominating at the top of the strike zone, showing the ability to generate swings and misses on his fastball in a manner that didn’t regularly happen in college.

Spencer Torkelson has struggled while Steven Kwan is on a tear. That’s covered in a shorter Prospect Report that sees the entirety of the minors off except for one game.

Hunter Greene won his MLB debut and Hudson Haskin homered three time to lead the prospect standouts on Sunday.

Padres prospect James Wood and A’s prospect Zack Gelof homered twice on Opening Day.

D-backs outfielder Corbin Carroll, Marlins righthander Eury Perez and Blue Jays infielder Orelvis Martinez will all start the season at Double-A, seemingly on a fast track to the Majors.

James Wood hit two home runs and Jackson Merrill had two doubles to lead Lake Elsinore to a 12-0 win on Opening Day in the California League.

Nick Pratto had a big night at Triple-A Omaha and Spencer Strider wowed in his 2022 debut.

The Minnesota Twins aggressive off-season continued as the club acquired starting pitcher Chris Paddack and reliever Emilio Pagán from San Diego just hours before first pitch on Opening Day. The Padres acquired lefthanded reliever Taylor Rogers and outfielder Brent Rooker.

The Futures Game, which is played every year during the all-star weekend, will be airing exclusively on Peacock Premium.

Yesterday’s Prospect Performers Pedro Leon, SS, Astros: Leon went 3-for-5 with a stolen base. That’s the good news. He also had both a fielding and…

Revamped mechanics have led to better results for the tall relief prospect.

With the Rule 5 draft scrapped, the Astros breathe a sigh of relief because they get to keep Blanco.

The 25-year-old was one of the final cuts of the spring after taking the field in a variety of roles.

The 24-year-old lefthander is confident heading into the 2022 season after pitching well in spring training.