Juan Soto (b. 1998)

From Mookie Betts and Paul Goldschmidt to Mike Piazza and Mark McGwire, teams rarely regret the prospect cost of acquiring a superstar.

After a difficult start to his day, Juan Soto outlasted Julio Rodriguez to win his first Home Run Derby.

Here is a look at which teams have the young major leaguers and prospects necessary to actually pull off a trade for Soto.

Baseball America staffers pick the biggest storyline of the 2022 season.

Baseball America’s annual preseason MLB predictions, which include nine burning questions to answer as the season gets underway.

A look at baseball’s brightest talents and most toolsy stars, as voted on by those within the game.

Baseball is in a golden age of young talent, and it all came together on the same field for the first time in Denver.

Alonso won his second straight home run derby with a dominant showing at Coors Field on Monday night.

Correspondent Lacy Lusk will answer your Washington Nationals farm system questions at 2 p.m. ET.

Picking first and second overall MLB All-Star teams, which includes full lineups and pitching rotations.

A look at the number of MLB players born in each country and the impact they had in 2019.

What does this mean for dynasty owners? The perceived risk of coveting a 16-year-old international prospect isn’t as high as you may think.

While international players have a long, rich history in the major leagues, their prominence has never been greater.

Few players in history have combined offensive production and youth to the same degree as Acuña, Soto and Tatis.

A pair of wunderkinds — Juan Soto and Rafael Devers — highlight this week’s Three Up, Three Down.

Players like VladJr. and Juan Soto headline, while prospects like Braves outfielder Cristian Pache wait in the wings.

The operations for teams and trainers in Latin America in 2019 makes 10 years ago look like ancient history.

The rising Dominican-born outfielders crossed paths long before signing with the Washington Nationals.