The Miami Marlins may be turning to one of their most intriguing young arms. Top pitching prospect Robby Snelling is rumored to be in line to make his MLB debut Friday night, as the Marlins sort through their rotation options.

Catcher Joe Mack and relief pitcher Josh Ekness debuted in back-to-back games for Miami after starting the year in Jacksonville.

John Fanta has made quite a name for himself in his first year at NBC Sports, covering everything from college basketball to the NFL to the NBA to the Kentucky Derby. On Sunday, he adds baseball to that list.

Former Frisco RoughRiders pitcher Peyton Gray made his MLB debut with the Texas Rangers on Thursday, April 23, in their game against the Pittsburgh Pirates from Globe Life Field. He is the second play

Former Alabama baseball pitcher Connor Prielipp has impressed over the first three starts of his MLB career with the Minnesota Twins.

Minnesota is looking for a shakeup after losing 12 of its last 15 games.

The Orioles are reportedly promoting one of their top pitching prospects for their current series against the Yankees.

Rookies are continuing to steal the show in MLB, bringing the wow factor and crushing MLB rankings early this season. Their adaptability, work ethic, and hustle have been compelling to watch. Every day is a new opportunity for these youngsters to grow and showcase their ability to keep up with elite stars.

Trey Gibson will make his MLB debut this weekend at Yankee Stadium. Gibson (the Orioles’ No. 3 prospect per MLB Pipeline) joined the O’s taxi squad in New York on Saturday, and manager Craig Albernaz announced that Gibson will be starting for the big league club Sunday.

If you're talented enough to reach the Majors while you're still a teenager, it tends to mean good things for your career.

On May 2, 1995, Hideo Nomo made his MLB debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers and became the first Japanese-born player in Major League Baseball. Nomo threw five scoreless innings against the San Francisco Giants,