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
Under-the-radar prospect becomes first to 20-HR plateau in Minors Share
By: Jesse Borek
PHOENIX -- For the first time in over two months, manager Torey Lovullo’s lineup card reads: Designated hitter, Pavin Smith. The D-backs activated Smith prior to Monday’s series opener against the Dodgers at Chase Field, optioning utility man Tim Tawa to Triple-A Reno as the corresponding move.
By: Jesse Borek
D-backs No. 11 prospect Mena set to undergo shoulder surgery
By: Jesse Borek
D-backs get contributions across the board to top red-hot Dodgers Share
By: Jesse Borek
During the 1999 season, the Athletics had a pair of highly touted left-handed pitching prospects. First-round pick Mark Mulder plied his trade at Triple-A while the following year’s first-rounder -- Barry Zito -- worked his way to Double-A. Fast-forward a year later and the two began to take the ball
By: Jesse Borek
As the Phillies continue to roar back into the National League playoff picture at the big league level, a new season has gotten underway down on the farm this week: The Rookie-level Dominican Summer League. The club’s two prized hitters on the club -- Juan Parra (PHI No. 22) and
By: Jesse Borek
Typically, it takes time for pitchers making the jump from the high-school ranks to pro ball to hone their stuff. Even in the Rookie-level Complex League, there’s often an acclimation period, especially when it comes to strike-throwing. Johnny Slawinski must have missed the memo. The Angels’ No. 3 prospect was
By: Jesse Borek
Back on Jan. 15, the Cardinals landed Emanuel Luna as the 2026 international signing period opened. The outfielder turned 17 years old that day, and as the No. 8 prospect in his class, he became the organization’s highest-ranked signee since MLB Pipeline began its list in 2012. Handed a $2.3
By: Jesse Borek
Every once in a while, you see a catch so good that your first thought is immediately: “Is that the catch of the year?” Well, Luis Suisbel certainly put his best foot forward on Saturday night at Everett Memorial Stadium. Donning High-A Everett’s Washington State University-inspired uniforms, the Mariners prospect
By: Jesse Borek
A little less than three months ago, Patrick Forbes toed the rubber as the starting pitcher for the D-backs' Spring Breakout game in what amounted to his unofficial pro debut. Things quickly went haywire (four hits, four walks, two runs in 1 2/3 innings), and he was placed on the
