Perhaps the only thing that rivals the Dodgers' deep and abiding talent base is the organization's proficiency at finding, developing and incorporating more of it. Mike Sirota appears to be yet another shining gem in an organization teeming with them. A week after homering three times in a doubleheader, Los

The first two weeks of the Minor League season were all James Tibbs III. The 2024 first-rounder homered seven times over his first eight games and punctuated the stretch with a three-homer outburst on April 4. The calendar has turned to May, so what has Tibbs been up to recently?

With May 4 just around the corner, it’s officially Star Wars season across the Minors. (May the Fourth being a play on "May The Force be with you.") And as seems to be the case every year, The Force has been strong with some of baseball’s top prospects. On Saturday

A long day at the yard turned into a pleasant walk in the park for Mike Sirota. Launching a trio of homers in two games will do that for a guy. The Dodgers' No. 4 prospect cleared the fences three times in seven plate appearances for High-A Great Lakes, which

The Dodgers' top two prospects continue to rake in the Minors. Josue De Paula and Zyhir Hope, LA's No. 1 and No. 2 prospects per MLB Pipeline, each homered Tuesday in Double-A Tulsa's 17-7 rout of San Antonio at ONEOK Field.

With back-to-back World Series championships, the Dodgers are vying for baseball history this season. And down on the farm, things aren’t looking too shabby either. Josue De Paula, the club’s top prospect, has raced off to a hot start at Double-A with well-rounded offensive performances. On Saturday, De Paula went

The Dodgers are back-to-back World Series champions, the team is currently tied for the best record in the Majors at 16-7 and the organization represents MLB Pipeline's second-best farm system in the league. So, an embarrassment of riches may be an understatement when it comes to Hollywood's team. All of

No one will confuse Charles Davalan for Shohei Ohtani, but that doesn't mean the 2025 Draft pick can't reach the seats every now and then. Or in this case, twice in one game ... again. The Dodgers' No. 8 prospect clubbed his second multihomer game this month and collected a

DENVER -- Call it “delayed gratification.” Triple-A Oklahoma first baseman Ryan Ward was pulled from Saturday night’s game in Albuquerque as he approached the on-deck circle for his first at-bat. With his manager, Scott Hennessey, busy on the field, the reason for Ward’s early exit from the game wasn’t entirely

Zyhir Hope raised his batting average 51 points on Sunday. No, that’s not a miscalculation. MLB's No. 22 prospect built upon his solid start to 2026 by launching his third homer of the year and matching his career high with four knocks in Double-A Tulsa’s 11-3 victory over Arkansas at

DENVER -- The Dodgers called up slugging left fielder/first baseman Ryan Ward, their No. 19 prospect per MLB Pipeline, on Sunday and placed Freddie Freeman on the paternity list.

It’s been 79 years since professional baseball has called Ontario, Calif., home, so during the first few weeks of ONT Field's existence, it seems beneficial for the Dodgers’ new Single-A affiliate to have a name that can be tossed on the marquee as a must-see attraction. If early returns are

It'll go down in the box score as the second home run of the season for Zach Ehrhard. But look a little closer, and you'll find one of the most exciting plays of the young Minor League season. The Dodgers' No. 17 prospect didn't just hit any home run on

There may not be a commodity in baseball currently hotter than a Dodgers outfielder. Zyhir Hope added to the hype Saturday night. MLB's No. 24 prospect slugged his first Double-A homer for Tulsa, a three-run shot in the sixth inning off left-hander Mason Molina (Cardinals) that wound up being the

James Tibbs III might be grabbing most of the early-season headlines among Dodgers prospects, but Josue De Paula reminded everyone there's more than one burgeoning star in the organization on Wednesday. MLB's No. 12 prospect blew full force into the 2026 season with arguably his best performance as a pro.

With apologies to any youth ballplayers tearing it up in the early days of spring, it's safe to safe there isn't a hotter hitter on the planet than James Tibbs III. The Dodgers' No. 10 prospect went deep three times and matched a career-high with four hits for Triple-A Oklahoma

With the Minor League season opening this week, here's where the Dodgers' Top 30 Prospects are projected to start:

Welcome to Dow Diamond, where the stadium is state-of-the-art, the hometown crowd does the Funky Feather and the Great Lakes Loons, High-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers, encourage visitors to dive into the fun of an immersive Minor League Baseball experience.

James Tibbs III has been a man on the move in his brief professional career. Between three promotions and a pair of trades, the slugger has not stayed in one place long since he was drafted in 2024. But if there's any doubt about whether the Dodgers' No. 11 prospect

ANAHEIM — The transition from Arizona’s Cactus League to the Freeway Series at Angel Stadium usually signals a time for celebration. Still, for the Dodgers, it brought a difficult final Major League roster cut. On Sunday, the club optioned INF/OF Hyeseong Kim to Triple-A, clearing a path for No. 8

Zach Root, welcome to pro ball. The left-hander, who's rated as the Dodgers' No. 13 prospect per MLB Pipeline, was one of the top performers in Saturday night's 11-10 win over the White Sox prospects at Camelback Ranch. L.A.'s top pick in last year's Draft, Root struck out eight of

GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Spring Training already gives baseball fans a chance to catch a glimpse of the not-so-distant future, but for the hard-core prospect enthusiasts out there, there's an even better opportunity to see baseball's upcoming stars in action. For the third time, each Major League club's top prospects will

GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Even while winning the last two World Series, the Dodgers have had difficulty keeping pitchers healthy. Not including openers, they employed 11 different starters in 2024 and 14 last season. But bad news for the rest of baseball. Not only can Los Angeles run out four All-Stars

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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- After two spring cuts, the Dodgers' season-opening pitching staff has all but taken shape.