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Will Leitch and Mike Petriello got together once again to take turns picking teams to win the World Series. The No. 1 selection probably isn't a surprise, but it didn't take long for things to get interesting.
One of the goals of Spring Breakout is to represent the collective talent pool of an organization's farm system. With that in mind, Sam Dykstra has identified the most stacked squads for this year's showcase.
MLB Pipeline's Jim Callis picks nine pairings of players or teams worth seeking out when they face off in the spring ballparks of Florida and Arizona this weekend.
Fifty-four members from MLB Pipeline's Top 100 are scheduled to play in the third edition of Spring Breakout, consisting of 16 games over the next four days. It's a lot to take in, so MLB Pipeline is here with one phenom from each organization.
Spring Breakout 2026, showcasing baseball's future stars as clubs assemble their top prospects to play exhibition games against one another, begins with Phillies prospects vs. Twins prospects at 1 p.m. ET, then Rays vs. Mets at 7.
After an undeniably thrilling World Baseball Classic, it's time to shift our attention back to Spring Training, with only a week to go until the season begins.
What a tournament it was! At noon ET, MLB Tonight helps you look back at the thrilling plays, moments and interviews from the 2026 World Baseball Classic.
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