Which MLB players exceeded and fell short of expectations in an eventful spring training?

In February, MLB Pipeline's experts attempted to predict which Minor Leaguers would make Opening Day rosters by assigning likelihood percentages to several Top 100 prospects. Jim Callis and Jonathan Mayo gave 100 percent chances to five different prospects,

Discover the San Francisco Giants prospects who dominated Spring Training 2026 including Barney Nugent Award winner Victor Bericoto and catcher Daniel Susac.

Phillies top pitching prospect Andrew Painter had two perfect innings in his highly anticipated spring training start Sunday vs. the Yankees.

Kade Anderson and Ryan Sloan met for the first time this winter. They pitched in the Mariners “Shove Camp” together in January and their lockers were next to each other in the Mariners’ big-league clubhouse during spring training.

The New York Mets are all in this season, and the organization’s top prospects should provide immediate help later this year.

Los Angeles Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts listed James Tibbs III, Zach Ehrhard and Chris Campos as standout players this spring. The Dodgers finished atop the Cactus League in 2026, partly due to the trio of prospects’ efforts.

Sure. The Brewers losing Andrew Vaughn to hamate surgery isn’t great. But the real zinger is what Milwaukee did next. They called up Jeferson Quero. Boom. Mind bomb. And that’s not a random depth move.

With the Minor League season kicking off, here's where the Royals’ Top 30 Prospects are projected to start: 1. Carter Jensen (MLB No. 16), C -- Kansas City (MLB) 2. Blake Mitchell (MLB No. 72), C -- Quad Cities (High-A) 3.

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