Sam Dykstra is a reporter and editorial producer specializing in baseball for Major League Baseball (MLB) and Minor League Baseball. His work has been featured in various publications and platforms, including BVM Sports and 1330 WFIN. Sam covers a wide range of topics in baseball, including trades, prospects, farm systems, and player debuts.
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Sam Dykstra's focus is predominantly on baseball, specifically around MLB prospects, farm systems, and league events such as the Rule 5 Draft. His interest in investment analysis suggests he may be open to insights into how specific players or developments could impact team performance or player values.
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By: Sam Dykstra
SURPRISE, Ariz. – Jac Caglianone and Carter Jensen just missed each other during the summer. Jensen was promoted from High-A Quad Cities to Double-A Northwest Arkansas on July 18, four days after the Royals selected Caglianone sixth overall in the Draft. The former Florida star joined the River Bandits on
The laundry list of injuries to Cincinnati Reds players at the big league level actually made the spotlight on Edwin Arroyo’s shoulder injury last spring that much brighter. After all, when the big leaguers go down (and the team’s record goes down with it), the natural response is to look to the minors and see who might be ready to step in and fix it.
Check Swing Challenge system being tested in Arizona Fall League Sam Dykstra It's one of the great sports debates – was that a swing?
By: Sam Dykstra
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – Jonathan Pintaro was confused when he reached the dugout. The 6-foot-2 right-hander was back with Glacier in the independent Pioneer League for a second straight season, hoping to take his game to a new level, and he had just completed his second inning of the day on
By: Sam Dykstra
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Colson Montgomery put the final word on his second turn in the Arizona Fall League, and that word was boom. The White Sox No. 3 prospect homered on Friday in Glendale’s 7-6 loss to Salt River at Camelback Ranch in what he confirmed would be his final
By: Sam Dykstra
PHOENIX – Josh Stephan had been through enough already. He underwent elbow surgery as a freshman pitcher at South Grand Prairie (Texas) High School, and two later knee surgeries limited his amateur career further. Just when he was breaking out as a senior in 2020, that season was cut short
By: Sam Dykstra
PHOENIX -- Drake Baldwin has had a busy 2024 already with stops in Double-A Mississippi, Triple-A Gwinnett and Peoria in the Arizona Fall League. That itinerary is about to add a few international stops. The Braves' No. 5 prospect was included in Team USA's Premier12™ roster announcement on Monday. He
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Late in the 2024 season, Thomas Saggese had an illuminating conversation with Cardinals right-hander and 2021AL All-Star Andrew Kittredge about the young infielder’s approach at the dish. “He was telling me he has good command, and sometimes to him, that means he can throw strikes when he
Call it a last-chance saloon in the middle of the desert. The Arizona Fall League provides more than just an opportunity to see some of the game’s top prospects in one spot. It’s also the final place certain Minor Leaguers can prove they are deserving of a 40-man roster spot
These Fall League prospects are vying for 40-man spots Sam Dykstra Call it a last-chance saloon in the middle of the desert.
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