JJ Cooper, Geoff Pontes and Carlos Collazo give our immediate reactions to the three-team, nine-player trade that sends Sean Murphy to the Braves, William Contreras to the Brewers and a whole lot of prospects to the As.
The Padres acquired closer Josh Hader from the Brewers on Monday, sending back four players to Milwaukee in return.
Our National League West correspondents deliver one prospect report per organization, headlined by an emerging Padres outfielder who has added power to his game at Double-A.
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.
We shine a light on a number of top performers in the minors in July, including a number of short-season and Rookie-level standouts.
Ljay Newsome, Ryan Rolison were among the prominent arms at Tuesday’s game.
Dodgers prospect Jeter Downs hit his fifth home run in 13 games to continue his summer surge at high Class A Rancho Cucamonga.
Campusano’s power is up, his average is best in the league, and his reputation behind the plate remains intact.
Mann’s improvements have vaulted him from an interesting prospect to potentially one of the Dodgers’ better ones.
The Angels’ No. 19 prospect shut down a potent lineup of Padres prospects over four scoreless innings on Opening Night.
A very deep San Diego Padres farm system will send 71 players to Instructional League camp this year.
Minor League Player Of The Year? It’s possible for A’s prospect Jesus Luzardo.
Jo Adell has shown impact tools and all-star potential in his full-season debut in the Angels’ system.
Edwin Rios, A.J. Reed sit atop Baseball America’s Prospect Report on Monday after both slugging first basemen had powerful Sundays.
Here’s a look at the minor league players who are not on BA’s Top 100 prospects list right now, but have breakout potential in 2018.
There is star power at the top of this year’s second base group.
MacKenzie Gore went from 3rd overall pick to No. 1 in the AZ league.
Mets first baseman Dominic Smith set a personal high for home runs at Triple-A.
Teams are digging deeper than ever in a search for bargains.
The Royals are keeping the gang together.
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