The Call-Up

The Call-Up: Rougned Odor

Get to know the Rangers' other second baseman of the future.

Is the Angels' newly promoted prospect worth your time, attention, and dynasty-league dollars?

The Blue Jays bring up their top starting pitching prospect, though it's not clear how soon he'll be starting.

The centerpiece of the package the Tigers received in return for Doug Fister is about to arrive.

Looking for a boost at the plate, the Cardinals turn to the prospect they acquired from the Angels for David Freese.

With their roster low on left-side infielders, the Rangers turn to a top 101 prospect for help.

A big piece of the Astros' future arrives.

Kansas City reportedly calls up a flamethrower who could be a back-of-the-bullpen force or a top-of-the-rotation starter.

The Braves call up a glove-first catcher of the future with the offensive potential to be an everyday guy.

The Diamondbacks' young shortstop has an intriguing speed/power combo, but may not be in line for playing time yet.

The Orioles call up an infielder of the future.

As the calendar flips to September and the rosters expand, the Reds bring up an outfielder with game-changing speed and the steals to prove it.

The Tigers, on the cusp of locking up the division, give their top prospect a look.

The A's bring up a power-hitting outfielder, though his window to contribute meaningfully may not open until next year.

Seattle summons one of baseball's top pitching prospects for a Friday start.

The Red Sox summon their top prospect for the stretch run.