Triple-A

James Tibbs III, OF, Los Angeles Dodgers (Triple-A Oklahoma City): .287/.409/.532, 30 HR, 10 SB.
After being selected 13th overall by the Giants, Tibbs became a well-traveled prospect in 2025, moving first to Boston for Rafael Devers and then back to the west coast when Los Angeles shipped Dustin May to the Red Sox. He appears to have finally found an organizational home with the Dodgers, posting career-high offensive numbers at Triple-A this summer. Although he still faces some lingering contact issues, Tibbs is elevating the baseball more frequently, a mechanical adjustment that helped him launch 30 home runs in 2026. Because he’s not Rule-5 eligible until the 2027 offseason, it’s unlikely he will crack a crowded Dodgers lineup anytime soon, barring injury. However, if Los Angeles decides to make a move this summer, Tibbs’ potent offensive output could make him a prime trade candidate once again.

Quinn Mathews, LHP, St. Louis Cardinals (Triple-A Memphis): 3.46 ERA, 148.1 IP, 166 K, 81 BB. (The Call Up)
Mathews was one of the biggest risers in minor-league baseball during 2024, parlaying a dominant season where he advanced from Low-A all the way to Triple-A into being named the 27th-best overall prospect on the 101. Although a shoulder injury and a slight regression in his stuff made 2025 a down year, he rebounded this season and made his debut following the trade deadline, effectively filling the rotation void left by Dustin May’s departure. Outside of one ugly start where he surrendered seven runs in five innings against the Phillies, Mathews was solid in the Cardinals’ rotation and looks poised to remain a fixture for St. Louis moving forward.

Charlie Condon, 1B, Colorado Rockies (Triple-A Albuquerque): .273/.390/.514,  27 HR, 8 SB.
Brendan Beck, RHP, New York Yankees (Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre): 3.53 ERA, 148 IP, 164 K, 48 BB.