Triple-A Watch

A compact Triple-A prospect-age and standout performance desk.

The next level down

Who is forcing the next question in Triple-A?

The Triple-A watch is a small reporting board for young players and unusual production. It surfaces leads without pretending a public stat line is a complete scouting report.

Triple-A performance watch

A narrow minor-league desk with an MLB purpose

The leaderboard identifies production. The Call-Up Radar asks the next question: does age, Triple-A experience, and a parent club’s weakness create a plausible opening?

124 qualified hitters 20 qualified pitchers28public radar age cap

Prospect-pool homepage

The quickest read on who is separating

Familiar production, plate discipline, bat-missing ability, age context, and estimated total-run value are kept visible so one composite never hides the reason a player surfaced.

Triple-A total value

sWAR prototype

Batting, running, fielding, catching, and pitching runs divided by 10

1. 1Brendan BeckScranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders2.8
2. 2Cole IrvinOklahoma City Comets2.2
3. 3Zac VeenAlbuquerque Isotopes2.0
4. 4Sterlin ThompsonAlbuquerque Isotopes1.4
5. 5James Tibbs IIIOklahoma City Comets1.3

Triple-A running game

Running-game value

Runner value for hitters; hold and pickoff value for pitchers

1. 1Braiden WardWorcester Red Sox+7.2
2. 2Cam CauleyRound Rock Express+6.6
3. 3DaShawn Keirsey Jr.Gwinnett Stripers+5.9
4. 4Nick MorabitoSyracuse Mets+5.9
5. 5Cade MarloweSalt Lake Bees+4.7

Triple-A fielding

Fielding value

Position-adjusted fielding percentage and chances, reliability-shrunk

1. 1Mason McCoyEl Paso Chihuahuas+3.2
2. 2Noah MillerOklahoma City Comets+2.0
3. 3Milan TolentinoColumbus Clippers+1.9
4. 4Drew SwiftLas Vegas Aviators+1.2
5. 5Ryan BlissTacoma Rainiers+1.0

Triple-A catching

Catching value

Caught-stealing value, pickoffs, passed balls, and interference

1. 1Leo BernalMemphis Redbirds+1.5
2. 2Kody HuffColumbus Clippers+1.0
3. 3Cooper IngleColumbus Clippers+0.5
4. 4Creed WillemsNorfolk Tides-2.4

Triple-A hitters

OPS

Overall on-base plus slugging

1. 1Zac VeenAlbuquerque Isotopes1.037
2. 2Sterlin ThompsonAlbuquerque Isotopes1.005
3. 3Cooper IngleColumbus Clippers0.952
4. 4Christian MooreSalt Lake Bees0.943
5. 5James Tibbs IIIOklahoma City Comets0.941

Triple-A hitters

Home runs

Qualified power totals

1. 1Joshua BáezMemphis Redbirds34
2. 2Trey LipscombRochester Red Wings32
3. 3James Tibbs IIIOklahoma City Comets30
4. 4Charlie CondonAlbuquerque Isotopes27
5. 5Héctor RodríguezLouisville Bats27

Triple-A hitters

Walk rate

Patience and zone control

1. 1Sterlin ThompsonAlbuquerque Isotopes18.9%
2. 2Cavan BiggioSugar Land Space Cowboys18.8%
3. 3Cooper IngleColumbus Clippers18.2%
4. 4Christian CairoSyracuse Mets17.5%
5. 5Christian MooreSalt Lake Bees17.5%

Triple-A hitters

Lowest strikeout rate

Qualified contact discipline

1. 1Michael StefanicLas Vegas Aviators9.5%
2. 2Diego CastilloRound Rock Express10.6%
3. 3Will BrennanSacramento River Cats11.0%
4. 4Adael AmadorAlbuquerque Isotopes11.1%
5. 5Carlos RodríguezEl Paso Chihuahuas11.2%

Triple-A pitchers

Lowest ERA

Qualified pitching results

1. 1Brendan BeckScranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders2.93
2. 2Cole IrvinOklahoma City Comets3.33
3. 3Rorik MaltrudColumbus Clippers3.90
4. 4Chandler ChamplainRochester Red Wings3.95
5. 5Christian RomeroOklahoma City Comets4.06

Triple-A pitchers

K-BB rate

Bat missing minus free passes

1. 1Brendan BeckScranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders20.6%
2. 2Trenton DenholmColumbus Clippers16.7%
3. 3Jonathan CannonCharlotte Knights14.6%
4. 4Colton GordonNashville Sounds14.3%
5. 5Josh StephanBuffalo Bisons14.2%

Triple-A pitchers

Strikeout rate

Strikeouts per estimated batter faced

1. 1Brendan BeckScranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders28.0%
2. 2Jackson WolfToledo Mud Hens23.3%
3. 3Jonathan CannonCharlotte Knights22.6%
4. 4Trenton DenholmColumbus Clippers22.6%
5. 5Josh StephanBuffalo Bisons21.2%

Triple-A pitchers

Lowest WHIP

Traffic allowed per inning

1. 1Brendan BeckScranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders1.06
2. 2Chandler ChamplainRochester Red Wings1.14
3. 3Colton GordonNashville Sounds1.22
4. 4Rorik MaltrudColumbus Clippers1.24
5. 5Trenton DenholmColumbus Clippers1.34

Organizational power board

Which Triple-A clubs combine winning and promotable talent?

The ranking weights record 35%, run differential 20%, the top five qualified hitter performances 20%, the top five pitcher performances 20%, and the young/readiness pipeline 5%.

#1 Triple-A84.2

Rochester Red Wings

90–58 · +142 run differential

Hitter pool53.8Pitcher pool78.47-day stateSurging

#2 Triple-A80.5

Oklahoma City Comets

89–60 · +196 run differential

Hitter pool60.5Pitcher pool50.47-day stateSteady

#3 Triple-A74.7

Memphis Redbirds

83–67 · +76 run differential

Hitter pool57.8Pitcher pool50.07-day stateSurging

#4 Triple-A71.0

Charlotte Knights

81–68 · +126 run differential

Hitter pool49.9Pitcher pool73.27-day stateSteady

#5 Triple-A69.4

Sacramento River Cats

79–68 · +92 run differential

Hitter pool63.6Pitcher pool50.07-day stateSteady

#6 Triple-A66.3

Las Vegas Aviators

87–61 · +51 run differential

Hitter pool46.2Pitcher pool50.07-day stateSteady

Triple-A standings

International League

Club	W	L	Pct.	Run diff.	Power rank	7-day state
Rochester Red Wings	90	58	0.608	+142	1	surging
Memphis Redbirds	83	67	0.553	+76	3	surging
St. Paul Saints	82	67	0.550	+43	8	steady
Charlotte Knights	81	68	0.544	+126	4	steady
Mets	81	68	0.544	+40	10	surging
Nashville Sounds	80	69	0.537	+36	11	slipping
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders	78	68	0.534	+58	9	steady
Worcester Red Sox	76	67	0.531	+72	12	surging
Columbus Clippers	78	69	0.531	+17	7	steady
Gwinnett Stripers	76	73	0.510	+50	13	slipping
Indianapolis Indians	75	75	0.500	+58	17	surging
Toledo Mud Hens	74	74	0.500	+35	14	surging
Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp	73	74	0.497	+8	16	steady
Buffalo Bisons	68	79	0.463	-36	23	slipping
Lehigh Valley IronPigs	68	81	0.456	-120	22	slipping
Durham Bulls	67	81	0.453	-123	26	slipping
Omaha Storm Chasers	65	81	0.445	-88	24	steady
Bats	65	83	0.439	-78	25	slipping
Iowa Cubs	63	82	0.434	-136	27	steady
Norfolk Tides	58	89	0.395	-161	30	steady

Triple-A standings

Pacific Coast League

Club	W	L	Pct.	Run diff.	Power rank	7-day state
Oklahoma City Comets	89	60	0.597	+196	2	steady
Las Vegas Aviators	87	61	0.588	+51	6	steady
Sacramento River Cats	79	68	0.537	+92	5	steady
Sugar Land Space Cowboys	74	75	0.497	-34	19	steady
Round Rock Express	73	77	0.487	-4	18	surging
Albuquerque Isotopes	73	77	0.487	-29	15	slipping
Tacoma Rainiers	72	78	0.480	+17	21	slipping
Salt Lake Bees	67	81	0.453	-73	20	steady
Reno Aces	67	82	0.450	-92	28	steady
El Paso Chihuahuas	60	90	0.400	-143	29	slipping

Call-Up Radar

Who has performance, timing, and an organizational opening?

The model weights Triple-A production 35%, age 30%, experience 15%, and parent-club positional need 20%. A strong score is a reporting lead, not a transaction probability.

Call-Up Radar #166.7

Héctor Rodríguez

Louisville Bats → Cincinnati Reds · age 22

Triple-A production70th

35% of score

Age at level67th

30% of score

Triple-A experience29th

15% of score

Parent-club need90th

Outfield · 20% of score

Héctor Rodríguez pairs a 69.5 performance score with a 89.7 parent-club need score at Outfield.

Call-Up Radar #266.1

Kody Huff

Columbus Clippers → Cleveland Guardians · age 25

Triple-A production80th

35% of score

Age at level33rd

30% of score

Triple-A experience74th

15% of score

Parent-club need86th

Catcher · 20% of score

Kody Huff pairs a 79.5 performance score with a 86.2 parent-club need score at Catcher.

Call-Up Radar #364.3

Charlie Condon

Albuquerque Isotopes → Colorado Rockies · age 23

Triple-A production70th

35% of score

Age at level56th

30% of score

Triple-A experience90th

15% of score

Parent-club need48th

First base · 20% of score

Charlie Condon pairs a 69.8 performance score with a 48.3 parent-club need score at First base.

Call-Up Radar #462.9

Jonathon Long

Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp → Miami Marlins · age 24

Triple-A production52nd

35% of score

Age at level44th

30% of score

Triple-A experience95th

15% of score

Parent-club need86th

First base · 20% of score

Jonathon Long pairs a 51.6 performance score with a 86.2 parent-club need score at First base.

Call-Up Radar #562.5

Deyvison De Los Santos

Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp → Miami Marlins · age 23

Triple-A production71st

35% of score

Age at level56th

30% of score

Triple-A experience24th

15% of score

Parent-club need86th

First base · 20% of score

Deyvison De Los Santos pairs a 71.1 performance score with a 86.2 parent-club need score at First base.

Call-Up Radar #662.2

Cooper Ingle

Columbus Clippers → Cleveland Guardians · age 24

Triple-A production78th

35% of score

Age at level44th

30% of score

Triple-A experience29th

15% of score

Parent-club need86th

Catcher · 20% of score

Cooper Ingle pairs a 77.8 performance score with a 86.2 parent-club need score at Catcher.

Call-Up Radar #761.8

Zac Veen

Albuquerque Isotopes → Colorado Rockies · age 24

Triple-A production84th

35% of score

Age at level44th

30% of score

Triple-A experience18th

15% of score

Parent-club need83rd

Outfield · 20% of score

Zac Veen pairs a 83.6 performance score with a 82.8 parent-club need score at Outfield.

Call-Up Radar #861.3

Max Clark

Toledo Mud Hens → Detroit Tigers · age 21

Triple-A production65th

35% of score

Age at level78th

30% of score

Triple-A experience1st

15% of score

Parent-club need76th

Outfield · 20% of score

Max Clark pairs a 64.7 performance score with a 75.9 parent-club need score at Outfield.

Complete readiness board

Every component remains visible

Players older than 28 are excluded from the public radar. Pitchers are mapped to starting or relief need from their Triple-A start share; hitters are mapped by listed position.

Rank	Player	Role	Age	Triple-A club	Parent club	Need	Production	Age	Experience	MLB need	Radar
1	Héctor Rodríguez	Hitter	22	Louisville Bats	Cincinnati Reds	OF	69.5	66.7	29.4	89.7	66.7
2	Kody Huff	Hitter	25	Columbus Clippers	Cleveland Guardians	C	79.5	33.3	73.5	86.2	66.1
3	Charlie Condon	Hitter	23	Albuquerque Isotopes	Colorado Rockies	1B	69.8	55.6	90.2	48.3	64.3
4	Jonathon Long	Hitter	24	Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp	Miami Marlins	1B	51.6	44.4	95.1	86.2	62.9
5	Deyvison De Los Santos	Hitter	23	Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp	Miami Marlins	1B	71.1	55.6	24.5	86.2	62.5
6	Cooper Ingle	Hitter	24	Columbus Clippers	Cleveland Guardians	C	77.8	44.4	29.4	86.2	62.2
7	Zac Veen	Hitter	24	Albuquerque Isotopes	Colorado Rockies	OF	83.6	44.4	17.6	82.8	61.8
8	Max Clark	Hitter	21	Toledo Mud Hens	Detroit Tigers	OF	64.7	77.8	1.0	75.9	61.3
9	James Tibbs III	Hitter	23	Oklahoma City Comets	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF	80.0	55.6	99.0	6.9	60.9
10	Nelson Rada	Hitter	20	Salt Lake Bees	Los Angeles Angels	OF	40.9	88.9	88.2	31.0	60.4
11	Joshua Báez	Hitter	23	Memphis Redbirds	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	73.8	55.6	27.5	69.0	60.4
12	Scott Bandura	Hitter	24	Sacramento River Cats	San Francisco Giants	OF	78.8	44.4	4.9	93.1	60.3
13	Leo Bernal	Hitter	22	Memphis Redbirds	St. Louis Cardinals	C	65.9	66.7	20.6	65.5	59.3
14	Zach Ehrhard	Hitter	23	Oklahoma City Comets	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF	74.3	55.6	98.0	6.9	58.8
15	Cam Cauley	Hitter	23	Round Rock Express	Texas Rangers	SS	75.1	55.6	3.9	74.1	58.4
16	Adael Amador	Hitter	23	Albuquerque Isotopes	Colorado Rockies	2B	61.3	55.6	4.9	96.6	58.2
17	Sterlin Thompson	Hitter	25	Albuquerque Isotopes	Colorado Rockies	OF	89.5	33.3	2.0	82.8	58.2
18	Noah Miller	Hitter	23	Oklahoma City Comets	Los Angeles Dodgers	SS	29.0	55.6	100.0	81.5	58.1
19	Carlos Rodríguez	Hitter	25	El Paso Chihuahuas	San Diego Padres	OF	55.1	33.3	83.3	79.3	57.6
20	Yanquiel Fernández	Hitter	23	Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders	New York Yankees	OF	47.2	55.6	87.3	55.2	57.3
21	Christian Moore	Hitter	23	Salt Lake Bees	Los Angeles Angels	2B	77.4	55.6	0.0	65.5	56.9
22	Jace Jung	Hitter	25	Toledo Mud Hens	Detroit Tigers	1B	46.3	33.3	95.1	79.3	56.3
23	Christian Cairo	Hitter	25	Syracuse Mets	New York Mets	2B	36.0	33.3	90.2	100.0	56.1
24	Chandler Champlain	Pitcher	26	Rochester Red Wings	Washington Nationals	SP	78.4	22.2	36.4	79.3	55.4
25	Jim Jarvis	Hitter	25	Gwinnett Stripers	Atlanta Braves	SS	66.0	33.3	17.6	96.3	55.0

sWAR boundary: Triple-A tracking does not provide MLB-quality Statcast defense. Fielding runs are estimated from position-specific fielding percentage and chances; catching uses caught-stealing, passed-ball, pickoff, and interference events; pitcher running value uses steals allowed, caught stealing, pickoffs, balks, and wild pitches. All components share a runs scale and use 10 runs per win, but this remains a transparent prototype.

Call-Up Radar boundary: the radar is not yet trained on historical promotions. Options, 40-man status, injuries, service-time strategy, scouting grades, defensive fit, and multiple seasons of minor-league development will be added before it can become a calibrated predictor.