No hitter is truly impossible to get out, but Kane Kepley is doing his best to refute that theory.

One day after reaching base four times and swiping three bases, the Cubs' No. 6 prospect collected his first four-hit game as a pro and scored

Jefferson Rojas had a shaky start to his time in Double-A as a 20-year-old last season. Now with another trip around the sun under his belt, the Cubs’ No. 4 prospect is raking at the level.

Rojas homered for the fourth time this season for Double-A Knoxville on Tuesday,

Across the Minor Leagues, several players have gotten off to roaring hot starts to begin the 2026 season. Few, however, have flashed more power through the first month-plus of play than Kevin Alcántara.

The Cubs No. 3 prospect’s power surge continued on Saturday as he crushed his

Pedro Ramírez wasn’t known for his power as the Cubs’ No. 8 prospect. Then he starred in Spring Training with a pair of home runs and a 1.065 OPS. Now, he’s only building on the surge.

Ramírez already tied his career-high in a single season with his eighth home

If you look at James Triantos' prospect profile, you'll see he has 35-grade power. That's pretty low on the 20-80 scouting scale. But this season, the Cubs' No. 9 prospect is showing more pop than that grade would suggest.

Pedro Ramírez entered 2026 with a reputation as a hit-over-power prospect. With every passing week with Triple-A Iowa, he’s doing something bit by bit to change that.

The Cubs’ No. 8 prospect homered twice and drove in a career-high eight runs Wednesday afternoon in Iowa’s

His father hit 583 homers in the big leagues, but on Sunday, Mason McGwire wanted nothing to do with the long ball.

In the Cubs prospect's first start of 2026, McGwire spun four near-perfect innings in Single-A Myrtle Beach's 7-3 victory over Kannapolis at Pelicans

The Cubs drafted outfielder Josiah Hartshorn in the sixth round of the 2025 Draft, but they valued him much more than his slot as the No. 181 pick. The team gave Hartshorn a $2 million signing bonus -- a record for a sixth-rounder and much closer to what players drafted

At such an early point in the season, big league promotions are often predicated on need rather than a player's production. Pedro Ramírez is doing his best to test that notion.

The Cubs' No. 8 prospect continued his torrid start with a homer, four hits and a

Cole Mathis is finally getting the chance to play a healthy season in professional baseball, and he’s using that opportunity to absolutely demolish baseballs.

The Cubs’ No. 14 prospect hit two home runs and a double in a 4-for-5 day with four RBIs, aiding a 5-4 walk-off

PHILADELPHIA -- The Cubs came into this year with the hope that top prospect Jaxon Wiggins could impact their pitching staff at some point this summer. That may still be the case, but the ballclub is pushing pause on the right-hander’s throwing at the moment.

On Wednesday, Cubs manager Craig Counsell

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CLEVELAND -- Lefty Riley Martin was with the Cubs at Progressive Field on Saturday, but his expected promotion to the big league bullpen was put on hold when incoming storms forced the postponement of the planned night game against the Guardians.

With the Minor League season opening this week, here's where the Cubs' Top 30 Prospects are projected to start:

1. Moisés Ballesteros (MLB No. 53), C -- Chicago (MLB)
2. Jaxon Wiggins (MLB No. 56), RHP -- Iowa (Triple-A)
3. Ethan Conrad, OF

Welcome to Covenant Health Park, where Knoxville comes out to play in a revitalized neighborhood and Wrigley Field-influenced old-school charm meets state-of-the-art amenities and convenience.

MESA, Ariz. – The Cubs felt fortunate to see outfielder Ethan Conrad – considered one of the more polished collegiate bats in last summer’s class – still on the board when their pick arrived in the Draft’s first-round last summer. He has the potential to swiftly climb up the system

MESA, Ariz. -- It is one thing for a young player experiencing his first Major League camp to impress with his performance on the field. Pedro Ramírez took things a step further this spring, opening eyes among his veteran peers both in the clubhouse and during workouts.

“I’ve had

MESA, Ariz. -- The Cubs have balanced building a playoff-contending roster with creating developmental runway for prospects in the Major Leagues in recent seasons. Names like Pete Crow-Armstrong, Michael Busch, Cade Horton and Matt Shaw have jumped from Pipeline’s rankings to postseason races.

Spring Breakout offers a chance to