Joe Trezza is a reporter and producer who focuses on Major League Baseball (MLB). He has written for various publications, including The New York Times, BVM Sports, 1330 WFIN, and Minor League Baseball. Joe's articles cover a range of topics, from prospect evaluations and trade rumors to player profiles and draft analysis.
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By: Joe Trezza
You’ve heard how important it is for any player to get off to a hot start. Carson Williams has definitely bought into that philosophy. Few, if any, prospects have started the season stronger than MLB's No. 18 overall prospect. And Williams is showing no signs of slowing down. The latest
Reigning Southern League Player of Week delivers for Biscuits
WASHINGTON -- It’s been a cold April for the Astros, whose most trying start in years continued Sunday when their bats went silent in a 6-0 rubber-game loss to the Nationals in the nation’s capital. On a day that began with news of yet another injury to its starting rotation,
Cubs' No. 5, 6 prospects lead way for Smokies with 2-HR nights
By: Joe Trezza
Madison, Alabama, is a long way from the Windy City. But the wind was blowing out on Tuesday night, and several players expected to play big parts in Chicago’s future took full advantage. Powered by a whopping seven homers, Double-A Tennessee bashed its way to a 10-4 win over Rocket
By: Joe Trezza
The 2024 MLB Draft is still months away but the college baseball season is in full swing, and MLB Pipeline will expand our Draft prospect rankings to the Top 150 on Wednesday night. In the latest installment of the Pipeline Podcast, Jim Callis and Jonathan Mayo break down the 2024
By: Joe Trezza
In recent years, the Padres have shown they are not afraid to push their top prospects. For the second straight season, they are starting a 17-year-old No. 1 international prospect at Single-A Lake Elsinore rather than in rookie ball, and in turn, challenging him from the moment he enters the
By: Joe Trezza
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Rooker's go-ahead double secures A's win in extras Joe Trezza BALTIMORE -- So far this season, no team has been more reliant on the home run than the A's.
BALTIMORE -- After rallying late for a thrilling extra-inning win in Friday's series opener, the A's came out flat on a cold, gray Saturday at Oriole Park. Their trouble against left-handed pitching continued against old friend Cole Irvin, who outpitched
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