Chase Dollander's not-long-ago childhood flashed before him when he learned that his Rockies Cactus League debut on Monday would be against the Giants and Justin Verlander. “Somebody told me he debuted in 2005 -- I was \[3\] years old at the time,

If he earns it this spring, Eguy Rosario has a clear path to a place on the Padres’ roster. He’s a potentially valuable bench piece -- a versatile defender who crushes left-handed pitching. And if he’s hitting against righties,

Breakout will soon offer the opportunity for the majority of baseball's top prospects to face off against each other for the second straight year. Fearsome sluggers against hard-throwing pitchers. Speedy baserunners against cannon-armed catchers.

This is a story about fathers and sons … and baseball … and the memories made by fathers and sons through baseball. On Saturday at Sloan Park, White Sox shortstop Colson Montgomery, the No. 39 prospect overall per MLB Pipeline,

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This story was excerpted from Jordan Bastian’s Cubs Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. MESA, Ariz. -- As part of a five-run outburst by the Cubs’ offense in the second inning on Saturday afternoon,

Eguy Rosario crushes his first homer of the spring to right-center field to tie the game at 2 in the bottom of the 4th

Ethan Salas and Leodalis De Vries were together in a San Diego Padres starting lineup for the very first time on Sunday. It won’t be the last.

Samuel Basallo is getting comfortable. MLB's No. 13 prospect arrived at Spring Training this year fully healthy and eager to learn. After a stress fracture in his right elbow limited his 2024 Spring Training,

Welcome to the Cactus League, Jac Caglianone. The top Royals prospect, and No. 22 in baseball on MLB Pipeline’s Top 100 list, demolished a baseball for his first home run of the spring on Sunday, and the numbers speak for themselves: 115.

Possessing an insatiable desire to try and learn from every situation -- good or bad -- Cardinals’ rookie shortstop JJ Wetherholt ends each night by crafting a hand-written journal so detailed that he even includes how many ounces of caffeine he ingested.

During a rehab stint with Double-A Tennessee last April, Cubs starter Jameson Taillon invited the club's No. 3 prospect Cade Horton out to a dinner. Taillon then kept tabs on Horton throughout the year,