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MLB will use alternate sites to continue prospect development as they wait for the minor-league season to begin.

Copy Link As the 2021 season approaches, MiLB.com introduces the 11 leagues created by the restructuring of the Minor Leagues across four levels of play. Below is a team-by-team introduction to the Triple-A East, including previous circuit and most recent championship. (Note: "Established" refers to the first year of a team's continuous As the 2021 season approaches, MiLB.com introduces the 11 leagues created by the restructuring of the Minor Leagues across four levels of play. Below is a team-by-team introduction to the Triple-A East, including previous circuit and most recent championship. ...

Copy Link ZEBULON - The Carolina Mudcats today announced the retirement of longtime Vice President & General Manager Joe Kremer. Kremer concludes a near four-decade run as one of the top executives in Minor League Baseball, including 30 seasons as the only general manager in Mudcats history. “It has truly been an ZEBULON - The Carolina Mudcats today announced the retirement of longtime Vice President & General Manager Joe Kremer. Kremer concludes a near four-decade run as one of the top executives in Minor League Baseball, including 30 seasons as the only general man...

Giants spring training observations: Gabe Kapler seeks players' input; pitching plans told FacebookTwitterEmail SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Communication is the most important part of a manager’s job description, and Gabe Kapler is going above and beyond this spring. Kapler is meeting with players one-on-one each afternoon, along with president of baseball operations Farhan Zaidi and general manager Scott Harris to hear what’s on everyone’s minds. With 72 players in camp, that’s a lot of meetings, four a day for 20 minutes or more each. “We’re talking about things they’re working on,...

What a restructured Minor League system could mean for teams lost in the shuffle Chelsea Janes, The Washington Post Feb. 27, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail The minor league baseball system has changed this season.Washington Post photo by Jonathan Newton. About 18 months and a pandemic ago, the rumblings started spreading through Minor League Baseball front offices. Words like "contraction" and "restructuring" were pinging about in text messages and harried calls. Change was coming to the minors and no one knew what that might mean. Curtis Haug, general manager of the Kane County Cougars in the Ch...