Baseball America and MLB Pipeline recently released their top 100 Minor League Prospects going into the 2026 season. Similar to its previous iteration, Konnor Griffin headlines the list. However, going into the 2025 season, there were a lot of questions about Griffin’s hit tool. Griffin quickly resoundingly answered those questions, hitting .333 across three levels last season. … [Read more...] about Prospects Set to Excel and Disappoint This Season
How Are MLB Teams Spending Their Money This Offseason?
Major League Baseball’s free agency period always takes its sweet time to get going. However, it looked like baseball fans would not have to wait as long this offseason. Pete Alonso, the top first baseman available, signed with the Baltimore Orioles on December 10. But turns out that was just baseball offering a sneak peek. The stove had been put on preheat, but did not become … [Read more...] about How Are MLB Teams Spending Their Money This Offseason?
Can the Mariners Afford to Repeat Their 2025 Offseason Approach?
All has been quiet in the Pacific Northwest. After early moves to re-sign Josh Naylor and trade for José Ferrer, the Seattle Mariners have settled into an offseason that has been far less aggressive than many fans expected following an ALCS berth. With Jorge Polanco departing and Eugenio Suárez still unsigned, Seattle’s roster appears weaker on paper than it finished in 2025. … [Read more...] about Can the Mariners Afford to Repeat Their 2025 Offseason Approach?
Mariners Offseason Notes: Trade Talk, Bullpen Moves, International Signings
After an early burst of activity, the Seattle Mariners’ offseason has slowed considerably, leaving several roster questions unresolved. Yet as the trade market evolves and roster depth continues to take shape, Seattle remains active across multiple fronts. Here’s a look at the latest developments involving trade talks, bullpen moves, and international signings shaping the … [Read more...] about Mariners Offseason Notes: Trade Talk, Bullpen Moves, International Signings
What Can We Expect of Cal Raleigh in 2026
Cal Raleigh had one of the most historic seasons in MLB history. In most other seasons, that level of production would win an MVP. Hitting 60 home runs from the most demanding position in the sport defies logic and is unlikely to be repeated. Peak power seasons of this magnitude almost always regress year to year, even for elite hitters. Simply due to the variance inherent in … [Read more...] about What Can We Expect of Cal Raleigh in 2026