Matt Eddy is an Associate Editor at BVM Sports. He specializes in various aspects of sports, including competitive sports, sports business, and sports marketing, with a focus on both team and individual sports disciplines. His work has been featured in Magzter, BVM Sports, and Baseball America.
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Matt Eddy's coverage is exclusively focused on baseball, with a strong emphasis on minor league prospects and transactions. He tends to heavily incorporate data and investment analysis into his articles.
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BA presents how each full-season minor league park played in 2026. Find out which parks favor hitters, pitchers or are neutral.
Take a stroll through the history of best prospect performers by organization over the past several seasons to see what each club has—and hasn't—produced.
By: Matt Eddy
Matt Eddy rounds up need-to-know prospect intel from the batch of September organization reports at Baseball America.
Image credit: Pete Crow-Armstrong (Photo by Matt Dirksen/Chicago Cubs/Getty Images)
As May gave way to June, Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong was batting .237/.325/.388 through the first 60 games of the season. His .713 OPS registered as roughly league average, just barely surfacing among the top 100 in baseball. What's more, PCA had finished his breakout 2025 season on a down note, posting a .611 OPS for the final 60 games of that campaign. But from June 1 onward, there was no better baseball player on the planet than PCA. His 1.065 OPS and 186 wRC+, spanning 476 plate appearances, were tops in MLB. Consider: Crow-Armstrong packed so much value…
We examine the top performers from the Mets' 2026 draft class, sleeper names to know and plenty more.
Tigers shortstop Kevin McGonigle stood out in a deep rookie class, both for his production and youth.
By: Ian Cundall, Geoff Pontes, James Anderson, Matt Eddy, J. J. Cooper
Members of the BA prospect team draft their top 30 favorite future bets among this year's graduated prospects for American League clubs.
Counting down the teams with the top 20 rookie classes of the 30-team era.
Get caught up on the last six weeks of minor league maneuvering, including player signings, releases and offseason assignments.
