What’s Next For The 43 Teams Left Out Of Affiliated Baseball?
Breaking down the next steps for the 43 minor league teams that are officially former affiliates.
Lexington Counter Clocks (2002-2024)
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Fantasy: Park Context Can Drive Perception Of Prospects
While a prospect’s overall value does not change in a different run environment, the *perception* of his value might change.
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2019 Freitas Awards: Lexington Legends (Class A)
Lexington’s off-field success was matched by its play on it. The Royals’ low Class A affiliate won its second consecutive Sally League title in 2019.
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Strong Pitching Leads To A Quartet Of Titles On Royals’ Farm
Although the big league team is in flux, the Royals’ minor leagues are bursting with pitching prospects who helped their teams win four championships.
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Baseball America Prospect Report — May 29, 2019
Brendan McKay twirls five scoreless innings, Bobby Bradley has homered in six of his last seven, plus more.
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Baseball America Prospect Report — May 13, 2019
Cal Raleigh shows off his power, Corey Ray finds his groove and Leody Taveras makes improvements.
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2018 Top 20 MLB Prospects In The Sally League
League champion Lexington (Royals) boasts one of the deepest crops of prospects in the league.
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2018 Minor League Baseball League Champions
A look at the league champion throughout all the MiLB classifications.
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Ask BA: Why Is Seuly Matias Not In The Top 100?
Matias has immense power, sure, but the strikeout rate coupled with a lack of walks is one reason to exercise some caution.
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Nick Pratto, Home Runs Headline South Atlantic League All-Star Game
Pratto, the Royals’ first-round pick in 2017, was named South Atlantic League all-star game MVP with a home run and four RBIs.
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Khalil Lee Shows All Five Tools In Carolina League
A pair of outfielders lead the system’s next wave of talent, led by tooled-up Khalil Lee, the Best Player in our midseason update.
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South Atlantic League Announces 2018 All-Star Rosters
The 2018 South Atlantic League all-star game is June 19 in Greensboro, N.C.
