LOS ANGELES -- Jordan Lawlar hopes the third time is the charm. The D-backs recalled their No. 1 prospect from Triple-A Reno ahead of Friday’s series opener against the Dodgers for what will be his third stint in the Majors.

Talk about the Sunday Scaries. Try showing up at the ballpark, stepping into the box and seeing these guys staring back at you. That was the scenario Sunday across the Minor Leagues as multiple top pitching prospects returned to the hill in fearsome fashion, most notably the second dominant performance

There was plenty of offensive fireworks and impressive pitching performances during the penultimate Friday in August. Lazaro Montes (Mariners) led the way with another mulithomer contest and Max Clark (Tigers) returned from a brief injury with a dinger of his own. Andrew Painter (Phillies) rebounded with his best performance in

There was no shortage of top performances during a busy night around the Minors, headlined by a memorable debut from this year's No. 1 overall Draft pick Eli Willits (Nationals). The action also featured the first multihomer games from Top 100 prospects Aidan Miller (Phillies) and Charlie Condon (Rockies), plus

Jordan Lawlar (D-backs) didn't look like he's missed many beats since returning from injury, capping his comeback with his first long ball since June 17. Top 100 prospects Bryce Eldridge (Giants), Jesús Made (Brewers) and Spencer Jones (Yankees) also went deep while a pair of 2025 Draft picks -- Ike

It's mid-August, the dog days of summer. But players are acting like the season just began, still motivated and energized. On Sunday, the best performances from across the Minor Leagues came from familiar faces excelling at higher levels, both at the plate and on the mound. Here is a sampling

Minor League teams love to play night games on Saturdays so that fans can watch the sky be lit up with fireworks afterwards, weather permitting. But there were plenty of proverbial fireworks during game action as well on this Saturday. Nine members of the Top 100 Prospects list combined for

A busy August weekend in the Minors got off to an electric start, highlighted by Leo De Vries, who came through with his best performance since he was dealt at the Trade Deadline. JJ Wetherholt's penchant for leadoff jacks continued, while a new addition to the professional ranks and the

A few Top 100 prospects reached the fences, but there were just as many notable pitching performances across the Minor Leagues on Thursday night. Max Clark (Tigers), Ryan Waldschmidt (D-backs) and Jhostynxon Garcia (Red Sox) all went deep while Tyson Lewis (Reds) walloped the first salami of his pro career.

Look around the field for the Diamondbacks and you see a lot of the organization’s former Top 30 prospects scattered about. There’s of course outfielders Corbin Carroll, Alek Thomas and Jake McCarthy, as well as shortstop Geraldo Perdomo and infielder Blaze Alexander. On the mound, right-handers Brandon Pfaadt and Ryne

If you looked up in the sky Friday night somewhere in America, chances are you saw the Sturgeon Moon during varying levels of illumination. The lunar oddity created quite the backdrop at Minor League ballparks across the country, but top prospects were making an impression in their own right. Check

Aug. 6 is National Root Beer Float Day. It’s also National Fresh Breath Day and National Wiggle Your Toes Day. Something sweet, something comforting and something … quirky. There was a fair share of each of these elements across the Minors as new faces continued to star in new places

Being sellers at the Trade Deadline wasn’t a place the Diamondbacks wanted to be in, but they made the most of what they could, replenishing their farm system, particularly on the pitching side of things. Arizona isn’t looking to rebuild with GM Mike Hazen saying the goal is to be

The dust has barely settled following the frenzy of activity during the 2025 Trade Deadline after prospects had just barely gotten settled on new Top 30 lists. But you know us at MLB Pipeline ... we just love to rank things! A total of 97 prospects headed to new organizations,

PHOENIX -- In a wild 24-hour stretch just prior to Thursday's Trade Deadline, the Diamondbacks traded away a pair of veterans to continue their selloff while attempting to rebuild their pitching staff on the fly. First it was third baseman Eugenio Suárez, who was dealt late Wednesday night to the

The Diamondbacks trading continued as they dealt third baseman Eugenio Suárez to the Mariners in exchange for first baseman Tyler Locklear and right-handed pitching prospects Hunter Cranton and Juan Burgos on Thursday. Locklear is Seattle’s ninth-ranked prospect per MLB Pipeline, while relievers Cranton (16) and Burgos (17) also rank among