Minor League Update

Minor League Update: Games of Wednesday, April 10

Diamondbacks righty Archie Bradley flashed the dominant stuff that gives him an ace-level ceiling.

Reds righty Robert Stephenson has blown batters away in both of his first two starts this year.

A missed flight resulted in David Dahl's demotion to extended spring training, landing the Rockies prospect in "The Ugly."

Last year's top pick Carlos Correa delivered an outstanding performance on Saturday.

After a 14-strikeout debut in Triple-A, Tony Cingrani could soon be ready for a rotation role with the Reds.

Collin Cowgill made a splash in his Mets debut, hitting the team's first Opening Day grand slam since 1995.

Jedd Gyorko earned an everyday job in the Padres' infield with a strong spring.

Jonathan Singleton's 50-game suspension will hold him back a bit, but he's still the top first-base prospect in the minors.

Evan Gattis makes his way to the majors.

Aaron Hicks has secured the Opening Day center-field job in Minnesota with an outstanding spring.

Other arms in the Mariners system got more press entering the spring, but Brandon Maurer has come away with a rotation job.

Two Braves earn Prospect of the Day recognition, alongside Aaron Hicks, who has been named the Twins' Opening Day center fielder.

Brad Peacock's strong outing was one more step toward securing a spot in the Astros' rotation.

Although Collin Cowgill lacks the tools to be a first-division regular, he could see significant time with the Mets this year.

The Dodgers' $42 million man is impressing evaluators and fans in spring training.

The Marlins' top prospect is flashing his offensive potential in Grapefruit League play.