The Detroit Tigers had already seen why Zyhir Hope’s power attracted attention. His latest Arizona Fall League update offered another part of his game worth following.
When the Detroit Tigers were shopping Tarik Skubal at the MLB Trade Deadline, many wanted to make sure the front office was getting the most they could in return.
As the league championship series get underway, there isn’t a whole lot of news out of the Detroit Tigers. Minor league reliever Tanner Rainey elected free agency last week.
The Arizona Fall League is only a few games into its five week schedule. The Tigers have some players to follow out there, including top prospects Bryce Rainer and Zyhir Hope, infielder John Peck, hard-throwing relief prospect Jalen Evans, along with starting prospect Win Scott.
The Braves head home with the series tied at one, and Chris Sale ready to take the ball on Tuesday night, with Tyler Mahle following him on Wednesday. It’s a best-case scenario for Atlanta, and one that Jesse Rogers of ESPN does not believe the Dodgers will be able to overcome.
In terms of pure talent, there may be no team that has more of it in the 2026 Arizona Fall League season than the Scottsdale Scorpions. The Scorpions’ roster includes several high-profile prospects, two Major Leaguers, and one former All-Star.
Several AL Central teams saw Minor League affiliates win championships in 2026, a good sign for the future. Plus, some strong performances from AFL-bound players.
The Detroit Tigers' No. 1 prospect, outfielder Zyhir Hope, has officially carried his success at the plate into the minor league postseason. Hope, MLB Pipeline's No.
The Detroit Tigers already faced questions about the package they received when they sent two-time Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal to the Los Angeles Dodgers in August.
With slim-to-none odds of making the playoffs for the third year in a row, the Detroit Tigers ensured they added to their future at this season's MLB Trade Deadline.
Heading into the 2026 season, few prospects around the league had as much buzz surrounding their names as Zyhir Hope. Despite being in a crowded Los Angeles Dodgers farm system that ranked as one of the top minor league systems on multiple editions of our top 100, Hope consistently stood above the rest.
One of the Detroit Tigers' recent acquisitions, outfield prospect Zyhir Hope, has officially started a new chapter in his minor league career. Hope, MLB Pipeline's No.
Former Los Angeles Dodgers prospect Zyhir Hope was the centerpiece of a trade package sent to the Detroit Tigers in exchange for Tarik Skubal before the deadline passed.
Tarik Skubal continues to float as a popular trade candidate for the Los Angels Dodgers. Such a move could now involve Zyhir Hope ahead of the MLB Trade Deadline.
With the 2026 MLB trade deadline rapidly approaching, the Los Angeles Dodgers are expected to be buyers despite the best record in baseball. And yet, while
Zyhir Hope was named Texas League Player of the Week for games spanning June 30-July 5, when the Tulsa Drillers faced the Wichita Wind Surge (Minnesota Twins affiliate).
After the Los Angeles Dodgers finished their Cactus League schedule on Saturday afternoon, some of the organization's prospects played against Chicago White Sox Minor Leaguers as part of the 2026 MLB Spring Breakout.
The Los Angeles Dodgers made their third round of Spring Training roster cuts on Monday, sending eight players to Minor League camp. Paul Gervase and Michael Siani are on the team’s 40-man roster, so they were optioned.
The addition of Alex Bregman gives the Chicago Cubs one of the best infields in all of baseball. Bregman will man third while Dansby Swanson and Nico Hoerner play in the middle infield.
For the second straight Spring Training, the Dodgers walk into it as the reigning World Series champions. And, many of the team’s current top prospects will get some time with the champs during camp this spring in Arizona.
With the Los Angeles Dodgers gearing up for another inevitable postseason run, all eyes are on the trade deadline later this month. The organization is flush with good prospects, and it wouldn't be all that surprising to see a few of them sent elsewhere as a means to improve the talent within the big club.
One of the fastest-rising prospects in the Los Angeles Dodgers farm system is outfielder Zyhir Hope. The Dodgers acquired Hope last offseason in a trade with the Chicago Cubs that keeps looking better and better for L.A.
Zyhir Hope, once a member of the Chicago Cubs' farm system, got a chance to flash some leather against his old organization on Thursday. Hope's new team, the Los Angeles Dodgers, were facing off against the Cubs in the first Cactus League contest of 2025.
While the Los Angeles Dodgers have been making waves the past two offseasons with big free-agent signings, they have also continued developing a promising crop of youngsters in their farm system, with Zyhir Hope emerging as one of their most talented up-and-comers.