Ben Weinrib is an Editorial/Social Producer at various prominent sports publications. He specializes in themes related to competitive sports, sports business, and professional sports, with a focus on major league and team sports. Ben's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Athlon Sports, Wenatchee World, and Major League Baseball (MLB).
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Ben Weinrib's focus is on event coverage in the sports, particularly baseball. He heavily covers minor league teams and prospects within major league organizations. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights into upcoming events or recent occurrences related to baseball, especially with a focus on minor league players and their performances. Additionally, if you have expertise in identifying emerging talent or can offer unique perspectives on events within these specific teams and leagues, it may be of interest to him.
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By: Ben Weinrib
Draft fever is in full effect around MLB Pipeline, with less than four weeks until players start coming off the board. But before the 2026 class hears their names called, the most recent draftees are making still making plenty of noise, less than a year since going pro. Three players
By: Ben Weinrib
Pair of teammates and Top 100 prospects headline latest Team of the Week Share
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A year ago, Owen Ayers was a late-round selection who was still trying to find his footing as one of the oldest players in Single-A when a broken hand prematurely ended the season. Since his return, he's looked like an entirely different hitter. After a tremendous Fall League campaign in
By: Ben Weinrib
Jonny Farmelo has long tantalized scouts with his dynamic toolset -- when he's been able to stay on the field. Finally healthy over a sustained period for the first time in pro ball, he's fulfilling the potential that made him the 29th overall pick in the 2023 Draft. MLB's No.
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Latest Prospect Team of the Week is full of familiar faces
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The Prospect Team of the Week is becoming a familiar home for several players this season. The latest edition includes four players who will be making their fourth appearance of 2026, including Yankees southpaw Henry Lalane, who is appearing for the third time in four weeks. Charlie Condon — one of two Top 100 prospects, along with Zyhir Hope, on the list — is back for the third time in six weeks, while Andrew Fischer has made it three times in nine weeks. Austin Overn, the final member of these familiar faces, is back for his third appearance despite playing…
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It might surprise you to know that before Jackson Flora was honored as National Pitcher of the Year, before he was considered the top pitching prospect in the 2026 Draft, he wasn't that big of a name in scouting circles. In fact, he wasn't a big player at all. Flora
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Growing up in southern Mississippi, Eric Booth Jr. didn't watch much baseball. He recalls attending maybe one Mississippi Braves game before Atlanta's Double-A affiliate moved to Columbus, Ga., and he didn't have a big league team he rooted for. Instead, he fell in love with the game while playing in
By: Ben Weinrib
The All-Star Futures Game is perhaps the most exciting contest of the year in the world of prospectdom, with the largest collection of talent you'll see in any game of Minor Leaguers. For anyone who watched on Sunday, there would've been a bevy of familiar names to those who follow
The All-Star Futures Game is perhaps the most exciting contest of the year in the world of prospectdom, with the largest collection of talent you'll see in any game of Minor Leaguers. For anyone who watched on Sunday, there would've been a bevy of familiar names to those who follow the Prospect Team of the Week. Of course, top statistical performers and most talented players do not always overlap, but it's even more exciting when they do. This year, there were 20 players in the Futures Game who also have appeared on a Prospect Team of the Week, 20 of…
