With the MLB trade deadline looming, Ryan Kirksey checks in on the top prospects in baseball have been performing.

Basallo (oblique) is scheduled to resume a hitting progression Tuesday with the aim of returning to action for Triple-A Norfolk as soon as this weekend, Matt Weyrich of The Baltimore Sun reports.

The Orioles’ roster could see a few spots open up for prospects like Coby Mayo and Samuel Basallo if they sell at the trade deadline.

The left-hander, who is in the first year of a four-year, $72 million deal, has struggled plenty in his first season in Los Angeles.

Brandon Lowe left a game on July 6 with a muscle strain in his side, and it landed him on the injured list at the worst possible time. For the sec ...

Take a sigh of relief, one of the Cleveland Guardians ' best hitters has returned to the lineup after a brief injury scare. Steven Kwan missed Cleveland's first three games back from the All-Star ...

The Toronto Blue Jays have solidified the top spot in the AL East division this month, overtaking the New York Yankees while ...

For the last few weeks, our attention has turned to the greenest of prospects, those whose professional careers only began in ...

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There doesn’t appear to be much left for Dylan Crews to do before he can begin a rehab assignment.The Nationals’ rookie outfielder participated in all baseball activities this weekend without issue, ...

Bullpen arms galore. It’s the first thing David Stearns should say when he wakes up in the morning. The President of Baseball ...

For Triple-A Toledo, Detroit Tigers right-hander Troy Melton posted a 2.72 ERA with nine walks and 56 strikeouts across 36⅓ innings in eight games.