Jesse Borek is an Editorial Producer at Minor League Baseball. He focuses on themes such as competitive sports, sports business, and professional sports, with a particular emphasis on major league and team sports. Jesse has been featured in various outlets including Az Snakepit, BVM Sports, and Major League Baseball (MLB).
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Jesse Borek's coverage primarily focuses on baseball, particularly the international prospect signings. Based on his article titles and coverage attributes, Jesse would likely be interested in pitches related to breaking news about player signings, expert commentary or analysis related to prospects' potential impact on teams, and any investments associated with these deals.
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By: Jesse Borek
There’s been a cavalcade from the upper Minors to downtown Phoenix during 2026 with Ryan Waldschmidt, Tommy Troy, LuJames Groover, Mitch Bratt, Kohl Drake and others all making their Major League debuts in the past few months. But that upward mobility has also opened the door behind them for fast-rising
By: Jesse Borek
If there has been one major takeaway from Minor League Baseball in 2026, it’s that the Dodgers have some guys on the farm who can mash. James Tibbs III was the crown prince of April, Mike Sirota ran up a 72-game on-base streak and Josue De Paula, Zyhir Hope, Eduardo
By: Jesse Borek
The Athletics loved the upside of Breyson Guedez as the 2025 international signing period opened and they backed up that belief by handing him a $1.5 million signing bonus, the third-highest in their class. But there was also a bit of risk associated -- as a teenage standout in his
Even opposing home broadcasters know that when Sebastian Walcott strolls into the batter’s box, you gotta be careful. Those are the exact words San Antonio’s Brian Yancelson used seconds before the Rangers’ top prospect sizzled an RBI double to right field in the fifth inning, one of his four hits
By: Jesse Borek
In the past decade, the Orioles have developed a knack for unearthing -- and then developing -- pitching prospect gems. Kyle Bradish never began a season higher than No. 10 on the club’s Top 30 list, yet received the largest contract for a pitcher in franchise history earlier this month.
By: Jesse Borek
There have been a lot of additional eyes on Riders Field this week with five-time All-Star and two-time World Series MVP Corey Seager in town as part of his rehab assignment. The 32-year-old manned shortstop and logged three at-bats before departing early, all boxes checked for his upcoming return to
By: Jesse Borek
Success on the international market is determined in the long run and comes in many shapes, sizes and swing paths. No one would have rushed to claim the Reds the kings of the scene in 2018 when they signed a 16-year-old Elly De La Cruz for $65,000. But they’ve also
By: Jesse Borek
One of the endearing aspects of HomeTrust Park is the ample ground and shrubbery beyond the outfield fences. When a home run is sent into orbit, it gives off the illusion that it’ll travel deep into the North Carolina scenery. While Xavier Neyens' first home roundtripper for High-A Asheville didn’t
By: Jesse Borek
As with many young prospects who are matched up against older and more experienced competition, the production has ebbed and flowed for Hayden Alvarez. But when it all clicks like it did Thursday night, it’s easy to see why the 19-year-old has become the Angels’ top position player prospect (No.
By: Jesse Borek
Before Mitch Voit was able to make his Double-A Binghamton debut, there was rain. Tuesday's contest was postponed, delaying the first appearance in the upper Minors for the Mets’ No. 5 prospect by 24 hours. But once he strode into the box as the Rumble Ponies’ new leadoff hitter Wednesday,
