SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners are calling up their No. 3 prospect, Cole Young, to the majors, a source confirmed to Daniel Kramer of MLB.com. The 21-year-old infielder will join the big-league club this weekend, marking a significant step for the organization’s top position player prospect. The #Mariners are calling up their No. 3 prospect Cole Young this weekend for what … [Read more...] about Report: Mariners Prospect Cole Young Set to Join Big-League Club This Weekend
Dodgers Acquire Reliever Alexis Díaz from Reds to Bolster Bullpen Depth
The Los Angeles Dodgers announced Thursday that they traded for right-handed reliever Alexis Díaz from the Cincinnati Reds in exchange for 2024 draft pick pitcher Mike Villani. Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic further reports that Diaz will most likely report to Triple-A Oklahoma City. Right-handed reliever Evan Phillips is headed to the 60-day injured list to clear a spot on the … [Read more...] about Dodgers Acquire Reliever Alexis Díaz from Reds to Bolster Bullpen Depth
Phillies Should Consider Optioning Utility Player Weston Wilson
The Philadelphia Phillies need to consider optioning utility player Weston Wilson to Triple-A Lehigh Valley. Wilson had an oblique strain that caused him to miss most of spring training and the first month or so of the regular season. However, he has since returned from the injured list and struggled. Wilson has been platooning in left field with Max Kepler since his return. … [Read more...] about Phillies Should Consider Optioning Utility Player Weston Wilson
Tigers Have Been MLB’s Best Going Back to Last Summer
Over the last 100 regular-season games, you won’t find a better team in baseball than the Detroit Tigers, who carry a 67-33 record. That is three games better than the Los Angeles Dodgers, the reigning World Series champions. Their pitching staff—both the starting rotation and bullpen—has carried them to success. Tarik Skubal and Jack Flaherty are as good a 1-2 punch as any in … [Read more...] about Tigers Have Been MLB’s Best Going Back to Last Summer
Ethan Holliday Turning Into Consensus No. 1 Pick in the 2025 MLB Draft
The 2025 MLB Draft is almost upon us, and while there’s some clear consensus, nothing is ever a safe bet in the draft. Teams will make selections, and the players likely won’t impact the big league club for a few years, unless your name is Paul Skenes. As we get closer, it’s becoming clear that the little brother of Baltimore Orioles Jackson Holliday is going to go first … [Read more...] about Ethan Holliday Turning Into Consensus No. 1 Pick in the 2025 MLB Draft