How Are 2024 MLB Draft First-Round Picks Faring So Far?
Notable assignments for 2024 first-rounders, plus five debuts beyond the first round worth keeping an eye on.
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Notable assignments for 2024 first-rounders, plus five debuts beyond the first round worth keeping an eye on.
With the 2024 season winding down, we take a look at MiLB’s hitting and pitching leaders in key stat categories.
Want to chat MLB prospects? J.J. Cooper is answering your questions beginning at 2 p.m. ET.
The Detroit Tigers lead all teams in MiLB win-loss records in 2024, which is a further sign of the organization’s recent improvements.
This week’s Hot Sheet is headlined by a white-hot Tigers catching prospect, a top 2024 draft pick and plenty more.
Once 18-year-old Bahamian shortstop Sebastian Walcott got up to speed at Hickory, the results were eye-popping.
Kash Mayfield opted not to pitch on the 2023 summer showcase circuit. Padres scouts stayed on him and liked what they saw when he returned to action.
Few players coming out of college were as tooled-up or as raw at the plate as Cole Carrigg, but his skills have shined in the Northwest League.
A converted catcher signed out of Venezuela in 2018, Edgardo Henriquez took several seasons to marinate and now looks like a future big league reliever.
The Phillies love how 17-year-old Eduardo Tait elevates the ball. Now, they want him to bear down how pitchers attack him.
Chase Lee sought an engineering degree when he attended Alabama. Once on campus, a piece of key advice helped him revive his baseball career.
Craig Yoho and Jack Leiter lead the way as two talented minor league pitchers to keep an eye on in this week’s Statcast Standouts.
Gage Miller’s simple, compact swing helped him dominate the SEC at Alabama. The Marlins were only too happy to draft him in the third round.
The Brewers drafted prep outfielder Braylon Payne in the first round, drawn to his up-the-middle profile and willingness to sign for an under-slot deal.
The White Sox drafted Midwestern prep Caleb Bonemer in the second round following his outstanding showing on the 2023 showcase circui
The Guardians’ 19-year-old center fielder Jaison Chourio caught evaluators’ eyes in a variety of ways.
It took 17-year-old Padres shortstop Leodalis De Vries some time to warm up, but as the summer wore on he really began to cook.
Once the minor league season began, it was easy to see why scouts were so excited about righthander Brody Hopkins during spring training
In this week’s 90th Percentile Podcast, Geoff Pontes & Matt Pajak look into how athleticism and top speed are evaluated in MLB prospects.
Minor League Baseball managers vote on the prospects with the loudest scouting tools across all full-season levels in 2024.
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