The Rangers may not be fighting for a playoff spot this season, but they do offer solid free agnet choices.
As usual, Sept. 1 features a list of prospect and non-prospect call-ups a mile long -- with some noteworthy names mixed in.
The Royals have addressed some needs to keep a productive offense together, but can their starting rotation hold up enough to be competitive?
Former Oakland first-round pick Grant Green is one of many minor leaguers that has been on the move recently. Nick Shlain takes a look at a number of top prospects that have recently changed levels.
With Francisco Lindor moving up the ladder, should the Indians trade Asdrubal Cabrera to address their other organizational needs? RotoWire's Man on the Scene Bernie Pleskoff takes a look around the American League.
Howard Bender tackles Chris Davis' big first half - how likely is he to approximate that production over the second half?
RotoWire's Bernie Pleskoff sees Seattle's Mike Zunino as a star in the making.
Targeting Jeff Samardzija this spring has worked out fairly well, but the same can't be said for every spring target.
Although the young pitching hasn't arrived yet, the Royals are clearly on the rise with a very good nucleus of talent.
Jesus Montero was one of 11 catchers to grace the Top 100 list in 2011.
Bryce Harper is done for the season but not before a smashing pro debut in 2011.
Many prospects received the call in the last few weeks, but Jesus Montero continues to bide his time at Triple-A.
Michael Pineda's excellent rookie season is a sign of things to come. This week, Bernie breaks down the arms from the MLB Futures Game.
Bryce Harper remains at the top, but there has been plenty of movement in the Top 100 since June.
In the latest top 100, Bryce Harper remains the No. 1 prospect in baseball but there are plenty of movers since May.