Prospects

Shotaro Morii, the Oakland Athletics' two-way sensation signed from Japan, will make his full-season debut with the Stockton Ports this week. The 19-year-old is scheduled to both hit and pitch while also playing second base.

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Swedish hockey outlet Hockeynews highlighted five young goaltenders born in 2005 or 2006 who could join Hockeyettan clubs next season. The list features prospects from North American leagues and Swedish junior teams seeking senior opportunities. Analyst Henrik Skoglund suggests they fit well for top-aspiring teams in the division.

The Milwaukee Brewers are close to signing infielder Cooper Pratt to an eight-year contract worth more than $50 million, including two club options. The 21-year-old prospect, who has played just three games at Triple-A this season, follows in the footsteps of Jackson Chourio's pre-debut deal. Reports emerged from USA Today's Bob Nightengale and The New York Post's Jon Heyman.

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The Montreal Canadiens will have seven prospects participating in this year's NCAA men's hockey tournament, highlighting the strength of their collegiate development pipeline. The group features high-scoring forward Michael Hage and a deep pool of goaltenders, along with reliable contributors across positions.

Following his strong spring training performance and reassignment to minor league camp, Carlos Lagrange was awarded the James P. Dawson Award as the New York Yankees' top rookie. The 22-year-old pitcher, who posted a 0.66 ERA over four appearances, will start an exhibition game against the Cubs before joining Triple-A.

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Travis Bazzana belted two home runs, including a grand slam, during the Cleveland Guardians' 10-7 Cactus League loss to the San Francisco Giants at Scottsdale Stadium. Jace LaViolette added a solo homer in his third spring at-bat. Both prospects impressed despite limited big-league camp time.