Chris Paddack (b. 1996)

Whether by trading prospects or making use of payroll flexibility—or both—the Padres intend to improve their club in 2019.

Baseball America honors minor leaguers at all levels with our annual Classification All-Stars.

Baseball America asked the men with the best seats in the house to break down the best players in all 10 full-season minor leagues in a variety of categories.

Wednesday was a good night to be a pitching prospect, especially in the Braves’ and Padres’ systems.

An updated San Diego Padres top 10 prospects as they maintain they hope to contend in 2019.

Paddack delivered another gem, this time in front of A.J. Preller, continuing a superb return from Tommy John surgery.

Detroit Tigers catching prospect Jake Rogers bashes three homers to headline Wednesday’s Prospect Report.

The top of the Hot Sheet features several righthanded pitching prospects: Chris Paddack (Padres), Freddy Peralta (Brewers) and Justin Dunn (Mets).

Indians product Will Benson and Twins product Brent Rooker are a pair of outfielders heating up in June.

The righthander developed both his body and pitch arsenal while rehabbing from Tommy John surgery—and the work paid off.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. does the inexplicable on a regular basis.

Enhanced flexibility and greater attention to detail has boosted the hard-hitting catcher’s profile in the Texas League.

Padres slugger Franmil Reyes headlines this week’s Prospect Hot Sheet.

Pursuing a wild card, the Marlins surrendered two of their most promising prospects

Austin Hedges, drafted for defense, is making PCL look like batting practice.

Reynaldo Lopez has racked up double-digit strikeouts in four of his last six starts