The A's landed a number of prospects at the MLB Trade Deadline. Here is where each of them ranks in the A's system.

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The Guardians added right-hander Carlos Hernández to the roster and selected the contract of first baseman/outfielder C.J.

Lost in the shuffle of their trade deadline activity, the Milwaukee Brewers surrendered a prospect with some serious upside.

Henry To'oTo'o currently wears No. 39, but is there another standout Texans in franchise history to don the jersey number?

San Diego Padres former top prospect Leo De Vries appears displeased with the Padres as he starts the next chapter of his baseball career.

But Atlanta has the clear pitching advantage, since Strider has a solid 3.71 ERA and 1.22 WHIP despite his 5-8 record. Cincinnati is 1-5 in Burns’ six starts, with its lone victory coming in walk-off ...

The San Diego Padres are dubbed as a legitimate threat to dethrone the Los Angeles Dodgers atop the National League West.

In the first game after a chaotic MLB trade deadline, the San Diego Padres beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1. Nick Pivetta delivered a gem, going seven innings ...

The Rochester Royals allowed a total of five runs in the eighth and ninth innings and fell 14-13 to the Dundas Dukes in the playoffs Friday.