Josue De Paula has been a force at the plate all season, but he’s seemingly taken his game to a new level in June. MLB’s No. 8 prospect reached base five times and swatted his 11th homer of the season during Double-A Tulsa’s 21-10 win over Wichita at ONEOK Field.

Is there anything quite like a Dodgers outfield prospect? The reigning back-to-back World Series champs feature five outfielders on the Top 100 Prospects list -- three of whom are ranked among MLB’s Top 10 outfielders. Twelve of their Top 30 prospects roam the grass, including each of their top four

As his prospect stock continues to rise, so too does Mike Sirota's on-base streak. The Dodgers' No. 4 prospect reached safely for the 50th consecutive game during Double-A Tulsa's 7-6 walk-off win over Wichita on Thursday night at ONEOK Field. Demetrio Crisantes (AZ No. 5) was the last Minor Leaguer

Another day, another awesome display of power by Dodgers talent in the Minor Leagues. Four of the club's top five prospects homered in their respective games for Double-A Tulsa and High-A Great Lakes.

Eduardo Quintero set the record for the longest on-base streak in team history for High-A Great Lakes on Saturday, and he didn’t do it quietly.

• Get tickets to a Minor League game near you » The Dodgers No. 3 prospect (No. 35 overall) had another big performance for the

The Dodgers, winners of back-to-back World Series, aren’t doing this by accident. They acquire and develop talent with the best of them, and two of their seven MLB Pipeline Top 100 prospects are cruising again at Double-A. Josue De Paula (Dodgers’ No. 1, MLB No. 8) homered, while Mike Sirota

In a farm system loaded with talented outfielders, Zyhir Hope still finds a way to stand out. The Dodgers' No. 2 prospect crushed two mammoth homers on Tuesday as he drove in a career-high six runs in Double-A Tulsa's 13-9 win over Amarillo at HODGETOWN.

Unleashed for the first time in his pro career, Zach Root looked every bit as dominating as he did with restrictions in place. And opposing hitters were already having a difficult time touching the Dodgers' No. 12 prospect. Root struck out nine for the a second consecutive start over a

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LOS ANGELES -- As Ryan Ward ran out to left field for Sunday afternoon's finale against the Phillies, he took a moment to look around and soak in the sights and sounds of the buildup to first pitch. After seven years in the Dodgers' organization, he was finally playing at

The Dodgers' top prospect put on a show at Double-A Sunday, and what's even better for the organization, he was amply supported some more of the club's up-and-coming players. Josue De Paula, MLB.com's No. 8 overall prospect, delivered his first multihomer game of the season on a four-hit day as

James Tibbs III's bat has been a constant for Triple-A Oklahoma City this season, whether he's been clearing the fence or not. Lately, he’s been clearing it an awful lot.

• Get tickets to a Minor League game The Dodgers No. 10 prospect went deep Saturday for the third straight

LOS ANGELES -- Just as he was heating up, Teoscar Hernández was sidelined with an injury. Hernández was placed on the 10-day injured list with a left hamstring strain ahead of Friday night's game against the Phillies. He had sustained the injury two days earlier during Wednesday night's 4-1 win

Need a tip on homering off an All-Star closer? Give James Tibbs III a call. The Dodgers' No. 10 prospect did just that Thursday in his third multihomer game of the season at the highest level of the Minors. Tibbs smashed his second long ball of the contest off rehabbing

Emil Morales only needed five games at High-A to showcase his ability to totally take over a ballgame. The Dodgers’ No. 5 prospect provided nearly half the offense with his first two homers -- one of them a grand slam -- and a career-high six RBIs for Great Lakes in

If you happened to be inside San Manuel Stadium on Sunday, you saw not one, not two, but three top Dodgers prospects show why they are so highly regarded.

Here's a scary thought for the other 29 teams in baseball: even if the Dodgers don't make another splashy free-agent signing in the foreseeable future, they still have a massive wave of talent coming. The organization boasts MLB's No. 2 farm system and a large part of that is the

You’ve likely heard the proverb, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” But Josue De Paula has put his own twist on it in 2026 -- an RBI a day keeps the opposition at bay. Or in De Paula's latest case, four RBIs in a day. The Dodgers’ No.

It all began with a little hope. After dipping into the homer well with fellow top Dodgers prospect Josue De Paula on Saturday, Zyhir Hope continued to break out of a spring funk with his first multihomer game of the season Sunday. The 21-year-old outfielder drove in four runs on

"Grass Routes," the Minor League Baseball docuseries hosted by MLB Pipeline's Jonathan Mayo, celebrates the unique vibe of Minor League cities and spotlights how the local baseball teams are woven into the fabric of the community. The second episode of Season 2 aired today on MLB Network and is available

Generally speaking, the practice of double-dipping is frowned upon. But when it comes to home runs, it is beyond acceptable -- in fact, it’s encouraged. A pair of Dodgers prospects, bedecked in specialty "Ranch Dippers" alternate uniforms, teed off on Saturday for Double-A Tulsa. Josue De Paula (LAD No. 1)

River Ryan cruised right back into form with over a month in between starts for Triple-A Oklahoma City. The Dodgers’ No. 6 prospect got back on the mound Friday night after a right hamstring strain had kept him out of action since April 11. Ryan had his good stuff against

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