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Minor League Baseball announced the Player and Pitcher of the Month Award winners for April in Major League Baseball’s player development system.

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Konnor Griffin got off to a quick start at Single-A Bradenton last year and was promoted to High-A on June 10. The way things are going for fellow first-rounder Seth Hernandez, he might be on an even faster timeline.

The No. 2 Pirates prospect tossed <a href="https://www.milb.com/gameday/marauders-vs-tarpons/2026/04/17/820292/live?affiliateId=mlbcom-milb"

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Minor League Baseball teams are always looking to grab some attention. Every wacky promo night or uniform update or alternate identity announcement can make a club the talk of the town, or even the center of the baseball universe for a day.

Every once in a while, though, the response is

Benjamin Hill travels the nation collecting stories about what makes Minor League Baseball unique. This excerpt from the Baseball Traveler newsletter, presented by Circle K, is a mere taste of the smorgasbord of delights he offers every week. Read the full newsletter here, and subscribe to

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Picture, if you will, a domesticated bovine species native to the Himalayas that has discovered the game of baseball, developed the ability to travel via paddle-powered watercraft and can now be found in and around the mountains of Virginia. You have pictured the newest team identity on the Minor League

The Double-A Frisco RoughRiders don’t throw no-hitters every day. But when they do, it seems to be against the same opponent.

It had been almost 14 years since Frisco’s last no-no before Wednesday, when three RoughRiders hurlers combined to turn their 6-1 victory over San Antonio into the franchise’s

Jacob Reimer found his power dial on Wednesday ... then he promptly set it to max.

The Mets' No. 20 prospect not only surpassed his home run total on the season with a three-jack milestone effort in High-A Brooklyn's 15-1 romp of Wilmington at Maimonides Park, he

Double-A Binghamton's record-setting season just got even more memorable.

After racking up a franchise-best 90 wins in the regular season, the Rumble Ponies put the perfect bow on top by winning the Eastern League championship for the first time since 2014. Binghamton became the second Mets affiliate to win a title

The $5 million bonus the Mets gave Elian Peña for signing was second only to Roki Sasaki for the 2025 international signing period. Through the first 54 games of his young career, the 17-year-old is already showing why.

The crown jewel of the Mets’ international class belted three big

There are plenty of things that can exceed 104 mph. Cars, trains, airplanes ... even wind.

A pitch, however, generally isn't one of those -- unless you're Raimon Gomez.

The 23-year-old Mets prospect came out blazing in the first inning at Clover Park, reaching triple digits with his

ALLENTOWN, Pa. – In a game deemed the MLB Pipeline Prospect Showcase, Justin Crawford (PHI No. 3/MLB No. 45) certainly put his best foot forward, acting as the ideal leadoff man one step away from the Majors in the Phillies system.

Crawford reached in all four of

Travis Bazzana is closing out his 2025 season in style.

The Guardians’ top-ranked prospect delivered his first professional multihomer game as part of a three-hit, three-RBI night in Triple-A Columbus’ 12-0 rout of Indianapolis at Huntington Park, all while donning the team’s Harry Potter-themed uniforms.

It's only fitting that the goodest girl joined the booth Thursday.

Mokoro, the Lake County bat dog, suited up for her broadcast debut at Classic Auto Group Park during the Captains' final Dawg Night of the season. In the bottom of the sixth inning of the Captains'

Joe Mack was locked in on both sides of the ball Friday night in Jacksonville.

LAS VEGAS -- There have been a lot of ups and downs for Jacob Berry since the Marlins selected him with the No. 6 overall pick in the 2022 Draft.

And so on Saturday in the ninth inning, after the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp had lost the Triple-A National Championship

Oftentimes, sports fans say, “defense wins championships.” But for the Triple-A Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, it was pitching that delivered the title.

Intrinsically, hitting a grand slam takes some luck. And not just the garden-variety “hit a 90-plus-mph fastball more than 350 feet” type, either. You need three batters in front of you to all get on base without driving one another in, leaving one man to do the damage.

You could ask

Thomas White authored a stretch of dominance Saturday night that no big league pitcher has matched since at least 1961.