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With nearly two months of the 2026 season complete, 22 players from the preseason MLB top 100 prospect list have graduated from eligibility, reshuffling the rankings ahead of what figures to be an active trade deadline season.

Milwaukee Brewers shortstop Jesus Made, 19, moves to the top spot after posting 90th percentile exit velocities that rank among big league averages despite playing in Double-A. His ability to control the strike zone and his defensive profile stand out, though scouts note his swing produces insufficient lift to translate his raw power into home run totals. If that changes in the second half, a significant ranking jump could follow.

Among the most notable movers is Boston Red Sox shortstop Franklin Arias, who climbs from 36th to sixth after posting improved exit velocity and lift rates while maintaining contact. Athletics shortstop Leo De Vries jumps to second after his profile helped pry All-Star closer Mason Miller from Oakland. Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander Seth Hernandez rises from 49th to seventh after slider and fastball shape improvements unlocked his ceiling.

Notable graduates from the list include the previous top two prospects, Konnor Griffin and Kevin McGonigle, along with Samuel Basallo, JJ Wetherholt, Bubba Chandler, Carson Benge, Andrew Painter, and Carson Williams, among others.

Seven players currently on active big league rosters remain eligible but could graduate within weeks.

Top-50 MLB Prospects

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1. Jesus Made, SS, Milwaukee Brewers (Previous: 3)
2. Leo De Vries, SS, Athletics (Previous: 11)
3. Colt Emerson, SS, Seattle Mariners (Previous: 6)
4. Max Clark, CF, Detroit Tigers (Previous: 8)
5. Sebastian Walcott, SS, Texas Rangers (Previous: 5)
6. Franklin Arias, SS, Boston Red Sox (Previous: 36)
7. Seth Hernandez, RHP, Pittsburgh Pirates (Previous: 49)
8. Eli Willits, SS, Washington Nationals (Previous: 41)
9. Kade Anderson, LHP, Seattle Mariners (Previous: 16)
10. George Lombard Jr., SS, New York Yankees (Previous: 20)
11. Travis Bazzana, 2B, Cleveland Guardians (Previous: 23)
12. Walker Jenkins, CF, Minnesota Twins (Previous: 9)
13. Trey Yesavage, RHP, Toronto Blue Jays (Previous: 14)
14. A.J. Ewing, CF, New York Mets (Previous: 28)
15. Rainiel Rodriguez, C, St. Louis Cardinals (Previous: 19)
16. Aidan Miller, SS, Philadelphia Phillies (Previous: 10)
17. Ryan Sloan, RHP, Seattle Mariners (Previous: 24)

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18. Josue De Paula, LF, Los Angeles Dodgers (Previous: 21)
19. Josuar Gonzalez, SS, San Francisco Giants (Previous: 30)
20. Ethan Salas, C, San Diego Padres (Previous: 110)
21. Ryan Waldschmidt, CF, Arizona Diamondbacks (Previous: 63)
22. Thomas White, LHP, Miami Marlins (Previous: 18)
23. Alfredo Duno, C, Cincinnati Reds (Previous: 29)
24. Connor Prielipp, LHP, Minnesota Twins (Previous: 54)
25. Caleb Bonemer, 3B, Chicago White Sox (Previous: 34)
26. Luis Pena, SS, Milwaukee Brewers (Previous: 26)
27. Ethan Holliday, SS, Colorado Rockies (Previous: 66)
28. Liam Doyle, LHP, St. Louis Cardinals (Previous: 50)
29. Tyler Bremner, RHP, Los Angeles Angels (Previous: 56)
30. Theo Gillen, CF, Tampa Bay Rays (Previous: 92)
31. Ralphy Velazquez, 1B, Cleveland Guardians (Previous: 33)
32. Jett Williams, SS, Milwaukee Brewers (Previous: 32)
33. JoJo Parker, SS, Toronto Blue Jays (Previous: 52)
34. Zyhir Hope, RF, Los Angeles Dodgers (Previous: 40)

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35. Cam Caminiti, LHP, Atlanta Braves (Previous: 53)
36. Jonah Tong, RHP, New York Mets (Previous: 31)
37. Noah Schultz, LHP, Chicago White Sox (Previous: 96)
38. Kaelen Culpepper, SS, Minnesota Twins (Previous: 79)
39. Angel Genao, SS, Cleveland Guardians (Previous: 80)
40. Gage Jump, LHP, Athletics (Previous: 42)
41. Jhonny Level, SS, San Francisco Giants (Previous: 84)
42. Emmanuel Rodriguez, CF, Minnesota Twins (Previous: 97)
43. Josh Hammond, SS, Kansas City Royals (Previous: 132)
44. Edward Florentino, CF, Pittsburgh Pirates (Previous: 78)
45. Eduardo Quintero, CF, Los Angeles Dodgers (Previous: 37)
46. Anthony Eyanson, RHP, Boston Red Sox (Previous: NR)
47. Eduardo Tait, C, Minnesota Twins (Previous: 38)
48. Didier Fuentes, RHP, Atlanta Braves (Previous: 88)
49. River Ryan, RHP, Los Angeles Dodgers (Previous: 125)
50. Jamie Arnold, LHP, Athletics (Previous: 60)

The Seattle Mariners promoted top prospect Colt Emerson from Triple-A Tacoma on Sunday and placed All-Star utilityman Brendan Donovan on the 10-day injured list with a left groin muscle strain.

Emerson, 20, entered the season as ESPN's No. 6-ranked prospect. He is starting Sunday's game against the Padres at third base and batting ninth.

Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh has been placed on the injured list with a right oblique strain ahead of Thursday's series finale against the Houston Astros. The timeline for his return remains unclear pending imaging results.

The injury arrives just 48 hours after Raleigh broke a 0-for-38 skid, a career-worst stretch, with a hit in the seventh inning of Seattle's 10-2 win Tuesday. He played through visible discomfort Wednesday before being pulled late in the game.

"He had to change directions, and it kind of grabbed on him there," manager Dan Wilson told reporters at Daikin Park. "Something like that makes it tricky. It kind of jumps up at you a little bit, and you realize that it's time to take a step back and get fully healthy."

This marks Raleigh's first IL stint since his July 2021 debut. The 29-year-old has appeared in 573 games and logged 4,747 1/3 innings behind the plate, more than any other American League catcher in that span. Only Philadelphia's J.T. Realmuto and the Dodgers' Will Smith have caught more innings MLB-wide since 2021.

Raleigh, last season's AL MVP runner-up, entered 2026 batting .161 with seven home runs and 18 RBIs on a Mariners club expected to contend for a second straight AL West title.

Veteran backstop Mitch Garver is expected to handle the bulk of catching duties. Journeyman Jhonny Pereda was added to the roster to provide depth. Garver has hit .167/.344/.188 across 20 games this season, his third in Seattle.

"He's got a chance to get himself back, get healthy and come back with a lot of the season left," Wilson said.

Monday’s series opener will be broadcast locally on Mariners.TV (Seattle feed) and NBCS-CA (Athletics feed). First pitch is scheduled for 9:40 PM ET (6:40 PM PT). Fans can stream the game in high definition on Fubo, which offers access to regional sports networks and national MLB coverage.

The Oakland Athletics (11-11) head to the Pacific Northwest this Monday, April 20, to face the Seattle Mariners (10-13) in a critical early-season AL West series. Oakland enters the contest surprisingly atop the division standings, looking to maintain their momentum on the road. The Mariners return home to T-Mobile Park where they have been formidable, boasting a 9-5 record in front of their home fans.

Oakland’s offense has been ignited by catcher Shea Langeliers, who leads the club with 6 home runs and a .310 average. He is joined by veteran Max Muncy and rookie Nick Kurtz in a lineup that has proven dangerous when hitting for power. Seattle counters with a balanced attack led by Luke Raley and Randy Arozarena, the latter of whom has been a consistent multi-hit threat. Catch every pitch and stolen base live on Fubo.

The pitching duel features a battle of young right-handers. The Athletics turn to J.T. Ginn (0-0), who has been solid with a 3.31 ERA through his initial outings. He faces Mariners' Emerson Hancock (2-1), who has been sensational with a 2.28 ERA and a microscopic 0.76 WHIP. You can witness this divisional clash streaming live on Fubo.

The key storyline for Oakland is their power surge; the A's are 5-1 this season when hitting at least two home runs. For Seattle, the focus is on their dominance at home and Hancock’s ability to navigate a high-power lineup. If the Mariners can find their rhythm at the plate early, they are in a prime position to leapfrog Oakland in the standings. Fubo is your home for the complete broadcast.

Athletics vs. Mariners Betting Odds & Predictions

The Mariners enter the series opener as home favorites. Oddsmakers are banking on Hancock’s elite early-season form and Seattle’s strong home record to carry the day against the A's.

Prediction: Emerson Hancock has shown incredible control to start 2026, and the Mariners' offense is notoriously difficult to beat at T-Mobile Park. Expect a tight contest where Seattle's pitching proves the difference. Final Score: Mariners 4, Athletics 2.

Individual Matchups: Stars and Playmakers

The marquee matchup features the power of Shea Langeliers against the precision of Emerson Hancock. Langeliers has been the most consistent threat in the Oakland lineup this April.

Seattle relies on the breakout performance of Luke Raley and the veteran presence of Randy Arozarena to anchor their offense at home.

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Monday’s divisional finale will be broadcast locally on Space City Home Network (Astros feed) and Mariners.TV (Mariners feed), with additional streaming on ESPN+. First pitch is scheduled for 4:10 PM ET. Fans can stream the game in high definition on Fubo, which offers access to regional sports networks and national MLB coverage.

The Houston Astros (6-10) enter Monday afternoon in a state of desperation, facing the prospect of a four-game series sweep at the hands of the Seattle Mariners (7-9). Houston's early 2026 campaign has been defined by a 7-game road losing streak and a pitching staff ravaged by injuries. Seattle, meanwhile, has found its footing at T-Mobile Park, leaning on a resilient rotation and a 3-game winning streak to climb back toward .500.

Expect a heavy-duty mound performance from Seattle’s George Kirby, whose elite command (0.90 WHIP) has been a nightmare for opponents. Houston counters with Mike Burrows, who is looking to settle in after a rocky start to the month. Despite their record, the Astros remain dangerous with Yordan Alvarez anchoring a lineup that still possesses elite power. Catch every high-stakes inning live on Fubo.

The individual matchups center on Kirby’s ability to navigate Houston’s veteran core. While the Astros have struggled to score recently, Alvarez and Jose Altuve have historically performed well in high-leverage situations. For Seattle, Brendan Donovan has been a spark plug at the top of the order, creating constant pressure on Houston’s thin rotation. You can witness this AL West clash streaming live on Fubo.

The defining storyline for Houston is their injury report, which reads like an All-Star roster. With Hunter Brown and Cristian Javier sidelined, the bullpen has been forced into high-usage scenarios early. Conversely, the Mariners are looking to capitalize on this vulnerability to leapfrog Houston in the division standings. Fubo is your home for the complete broadcast.

Astros vs. Mariners Betting Odds & Predictions

The Mariners enter the finale as clear favorites. Between Kirby's home dominance and Houston's current 7-game road skid, oddsmakers are backing the home team to complete the sweep.

Prediction: George Kirby’s ability to limit walks (14.9% K-BB%) should neutralize a frustrated Houston lineup. While Burrows will keep it competitive early, Seattle's bullpen momentum should prevail. Final Score: Mariners 5, Astros 2.

Individual Matchups: Stars and Playmakers

The marquee matchup features George Kirby against Yordan Alvarez. Kirby’s 115 Location+ score will be tested by the league's most disciplined power hitter.

Houston relies on Altuve and Alvarez to ignite an offense that has struggled to find traction away from Minute Maid Park.

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Major League Baseball's average salary climbed 3.4% to a record $5.34 million on Opening Day, according to an Associated Press study, with the New York Mets topping league payrolls for the fourth consecutive year at $352.2 million.

Mets outfielder Juan Soto remains the sport's highest-paid player for the second straight season at $61.9 million annually, placing him among the highest-compensated athletes across all major North American professional sports. New York Yankees outfielder Cody Bellinger ranks second at $42.5 million, followed by Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Zack Wheeler and Mets third baseman Bo Bichette, who are tied at $42 million. Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. sits fifth at $40.2 million, just ahead of Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge at $40 million.

Across sports, the top of the market is converging. Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott carries an average annual value of approximately $60 million in the NFL, while Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry earns $59.6 million in the NBA this season, putting all three leagues within a narrow range at the very top of the pay scale.

The broader salary picture, however, differs considerably by sport. The NBA's average salary for roster players sits just under $14 million during the 2025-26 season, driven by smaller rosters that concentrate league revenue among fewer players. The NFL average was approximately $3.2 million in 2025, reflecting the league's significantly larger rosters. MLB's $5.34 million average falls between the two, though roster sizes in baseball and football are substantially larger than in basketball.

The Los Angeles Dodgers ranked second in MLB payroll at $316.6 million, down slightly from $319.5 million last year. Their figure would rise to $395.2 million without present-value discounting applied to deferred contracts for nine players.

MLB's average salary has grown 28 percent under the current five-year collective bargaining agreement, which expires in December, an average annual increase of 5.6%. Six clubs carried payrolls above $250 million, up from four a year ago, while eight teams fell below $100 million, an increase from five.

The Detroit Tigers posted the largest year-over-year spending increase at $64.2 million, reaching $206.7 million after signing pitcher Framber Valdez and giving a significant raise to ace Tarik Skubal through arbitration. The Minnesota Twins recorded the steepest decline, slashing $46.3 million from its Opening Day payroll to settle at $96.5 million.

The Cleveland Guardians were the MLB's lowest-spending team at $62.3 million, less than one-fifth of the Mets' total outlay.

Monday’s divisional showdown will be broadcast locally on Mariners.TV (Mariners feed) and Rangers Sports Network (Rangers feed). First pitch is scheduled for 8:05 PM ET (7:05 PM CT). Fans can stream the game in high definition on Fubo, which offers access to regional sports networks and national MLB coverage.

AL West tensions flare this Monday, April 6, as the Seattle Mariners travel to Arlington to face the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field. The Mariners (4-6) are looking to climb out of an early-season hole after a slow start on the road, while the Rangers (4-5) are desperate to end a four-game skid and secure their first home win of the 2026 campaign. 

Expect a premier pitching duel as two of the league's most dominant right-handers take the mound. The Mariners are pinning their hopes on Logan Gilbert, while the Rangers counter with perennial ace Jacob deGrom. Despite early-season ERA fluctuations, both starters possess the "swing-and-miss" stuff that can neutralize even the most potent lineups. Catch every inning and every highlight live on Fubo. 

The individual matchups in this series are electric. Seattle's offense features the superstar power of Julio Rodríguez and the defensive reliability of J.P. Crawford. Texas counters with a rejuvenated core led by Corey Seager and Brandon Nimmo, who has been on a tear with a .389 batting average to start the season. With the division race already tightening up, these early head-to-head games are critical.

The pitching duel features Seattle's Logan Gilbert (0-1, 6.75 ERA) making the start, while the Rangers turn to Jacob deGrom (0-0, 5.79 ERA) to right the ship. You can witness this AL West battle streaming live on Fubo.

Texas will need to overcome a mounting injury list, particularly in their rotation, to maintain pace in the AL West. Meanwhile, the Mariners will look to exploit a Rangers bullpen that has struggled for consistency during their recent losing streak. With the roof likely closed at Globe Life Field, conditions will be perfect for a high-intensity clash. Fubo is your home for the complete broadcast.

Mariners vs. Rangers Betting Odds & Predictions

The Rangers enter as slight favorites at home, despite their current losing streak. Bettors are largely eyeing the total, as both offenses have the potential to break out in the climate-controlled environment of Arlington.

Prediction: Divisional games often come down to the bullpen. While Jacob deGrom provides an elite ceiling, the Mariners' staff has shown better overall depth early in the season. If Logan Gilbert can navigate the top of the Texas order, Seattle is well-positioned for the road upset. Final Score: Mariners 4, Rangers 2.

Individual Matchups: Stars and Playmakers

The marquee matchup features the power of Corey Seager against the high-octane velocity of Logan Gilbert. Both players serve as the foundational pieces for their respective clubs.

Seattle relies on the dynamic ability of Julio Rodríguez and the steady bat of Cal Raleigh to anchor their offensive production.

Stream the MLB on Fubo

Fubo is the essential destination for baseball fans. Catch regional sports networks like Rangers Sports Network, national broadcasts on ESPN+ and FS1, and premier matchups with the most flexible streaming plans available, ensuring you never miss a highlight from the Mariners or Rangers.

Fubo: New subscribers can check out current promotions to ensure they have access to local and national MLB coverage for the season. Follow the Rangers as they look to return to the top of the AL West.

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The American League power struggle shifts to the Pacific Northwest this Monday as the New York Yankees open a high-stakes three-game series against the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park. New York (3-0) arrives in Seattle firing on all cylinders after a dominant opening-week sweep, while the Mariners (2-2) look to protect their home turf after a hard-fought split against Cleveland. With both teams projected as AL contenders for the 2026 postseason, this early-season clash serves as a vital measuring stick. Catch the action live on Sling.

Tonight's series opener features a fascinating pitching matchup between Mariners ace Luis Castillo and Yankees left-hander Ryan Weathers. The Yankees’ offense has been relentless early on, led by the usual power of Aaron Judge and a resurgent Giancarlo Stanton. However, Seattle’s pitching staff remains one of the most disciplined in the majors, ranking in the top five for strikeouts per nine innings last season. The Mariners will rely on the star power of Julio Rodríguez and the elite power-hitting of catcher Cal Raleigh to break through New York's rotation. You can witness this AL showdown streaming live on Sling.

Seattle’s home-field advantage is significant, as the team posted one of the best home records in the AL last year. They’ll need that energy to combat a Yankees lineup that led MLB in home runs and slugging percentage during the 2025 campaign. All eyes will be on Luis Castillo, who recorded six strikeouts in his lone outing against the Bronx Bombers last year. For the Yankees, the priority is navigating a mounting injury list that currently includes Gerrit Cole and Anthony Volpe. This Monday night battle is a must-watch for baseball fans, and Sling is your home for the full broadcast.

How to watch Yankees vs. Mariners

Monday’s matchup will be broadcast on YES Network (Yankees feed) and Mariners.TV, with first pitch scheduled for 9:40 PM ET. Fans can stream the game in high definition on Sling, which offers access to top sports networks and local MLB coverage through various regional packages.

Yankees vs. Mariners Betting Odds & Predictions

The Mariners enter as slight home favorites, reflecting Castillo's reliability at T-Mobile Park and the Yankees' current rotation injuries. However, New York's unblemished start to the season has kept the moneyline extremely tight.

Prediction: While the Yankees' bats are hot, Luis Castillo's experience against this lineup should keep the score low. Expect a tight pitcher's duel that favors the home team in the late innings. Final Score: Mariners 4, Yankees 3.

Key Matchups: Pitching and Power

The primary matchup to watch is Luis Castillo's high-velocity fastball against Aaron Judge. Judge finished the 2025 season with 53 home runs and remains the focal point of the Yankees' offensive strategy.

Seattle relies on Cal Raleigh for middle-of-the-order production, while Julio Rodríguez remains one of the most dynamic five-tool threats in the game.

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The lights of T-Mobile Park shine bright this Thursday as the Cleveland Guardians visit the Seattle Mariners for a star-studded 2026 Opening Day. While the NCAA Tournament is reaching its fever pitch, the Emerald City is focused on the diamond as two defending division champions go head-to-head to start the year. Fans can catch every strikeout and home run of this national broadcast live on Sling TV.

This Opening Day encounter features two of the game’s premier young right-handers. The Mariners hand the ball to Logan Gilbert, who is looking to re-establish his workhorse status after a 2025 campaign where he posted a sharp 3.44 ERA despite a mid-season injury. Conversely, the Guardians counter with Tanner Hayes Bibee, who finally gets his Opening Day moment after being scratched from last year's opener due to illness. Bibee set a career-high with 182.1 innings in 2025 and is the cornerstone of a Cleveland staff looking to defend its AL Central crown. As Seattle debuts a lineup featuring 2025 Trade Deadline acquisition Josh Naylor (now back on a massive free-agent deal) and leadoff man Brendan Donovan, the Guardians lean on the legendary José Ramírez to spark a high-contact offense. You can witness this elite tactical duel live on Sling TV.

The 2026 Mariners enter the season with one of the most explosive lineups in baseball, anchored by Cal Raleigh, who is coming off a staggering 60-home run 2025 season. He is flanked by face-of-the-franchise Julio Rodríguez and speedster Randy Arozarena. For the Guardians, success hinges on a blend of veteran power from Rhys Hoskins and the arrival of top prospect Chase DeLauter. With two elite bullpens ready to bridge the gap to closers Andrés Muñoz and Cade Smith, this 10:10 PM ET matchup is the premier event of the late-night slate. Sling TV is your home for the full national broadcast.

How to watch Guardians vs. Mariners

Thursday's Opening Day game will be a featured late-night national broadcast, with live coverage beginning at 10:00 PM ET. The best way to catch the most MLB action throughout the 2026 season is through Sling TV, providing fans with an affordable and high-definition way to watch on any device.

Yahoo Sports has released its annual 26-and-under organizational power rankings, evaluating all 30 MLB clubs on their young major league contributors and upper-level prospects. The Milwaukee Brewers claimed the top spot with a score of 22 out of 30, while the Colorado Rockies and San Diego Padres shared the bottom at nine points.

The rankings weight productive young big leaguers more heavily than unproven minor leaguers, with scores distributed across four categories: young MLB hitters, young MLB pitchers, prospect hitters, and prospect pitchers.

Milwaukee earned the crown behind outfielder Jackson Chourio, a deep young pitching staff led by Jacob Misiorowski and Quinn Priester, and a loaded prospect pool headlined by shortstop Jesus Made and catcher Jeferson Quero.

The Seattle Mariners ranked second at 21 points, driven by outfielder Julio Rodriguez and right-hander Bryan Woo. The Pittsburgh Pirates placed third at 18 points, earning a perfect 10-out-of-10 score for young MLB pitchers anchored by Paul Skenes.

The Boston Red Sox suffered the sharpest drop in this cycle, falling from first in 2025 to 11th. Despite an impressive young hitting core featuring Roman Anthony and Marcelo Mayer, Boston's pitching depth dragged its overall score to 16.

The Baltimore Orioles dropped from second to seventh despite Gunnar Henderson's continued emergence. Their young pitching staff scored just one out of ten, reflecting significant rotation concerns.

San Diego's fall from 15th to 29th was equally dramatic. The Padres' young core is nearly entirely dependent on outfielder Jackson Merrill, with limited depth elsewhere.

The Kansas City Royals earned a perfect 10-out-of-10 for young MLB hitters, powered by Bobby Witt Jr., yet ranked ninth overall due to thin pitching across both categories.

Full 26-And-Under Rankings:

1. Milwaukee Brewers: 22/30
2. Seattle Mariners: 21/30
3. Pittsburgh Pirates: 18/30
4. Athletics: 18/30
5. Cincinnati Reds: 18/30
6. New York Mets: 18/30
7. Baltimore Orioles: 16/30
8. Arizona Diamondbacks: 16/30
9. Kansas City Royals: 16/30
10. Detroit Tigers: 16/30
11. Boston Red Sox: 16/30
12. Los Angeles Dodgers: 16/30
13. Cleveland Guardians: 16/30
14. Miami Marlins: 16/30
15. St. Louis Cardinals: 16/30
16. Chicago Cubs: 15/30
17. Washington Nationals: 15/30
18. Chicago White Sox: 15/30
19. New York Yankees: 15/30
20. Atlanta Braves: 14/30
21. Tampa Bay Rays: 14/30
22. Texas Rangers: 14/30
23. Minnesota Twins: 13/30
24. Toronto Blue Jays: 12/30
25. Los Angeles Angels: 12/30
26. Philadelphia Phillies: 10/30
27. Houston Astros: 10/30
28. San Francisco Giants: 9/30
29. San Diego Padres: 9/30
30. Colorado Rockies: 9/30