May comes to an end, and so we shuffle up our mix of rising prospects. But the system has only a few clear top prospects performing extremely well through two months into the season, and the question is when will another hot hitter from Sacramento get to the Majors?

Kyle Harrison had a big week with two starts, and he was rewarded by the PCL. And Schmitt and Bailey are rocking in the big leagues. But there’s some questions among the rest of the top prospects this week.

Casey Schmitt leads the week, with his MLB promotion going about as well as anyone could imagine. But it was a good week for several top prospects, with one Player of the Week award in Sacramento!

It was a big week for a lot of the top Giants prospects, whether it was awards, performances, or just getting back on the field. It looks like May might be the month for the Giants farm!

It was a rough week for most of the top prospects in the Giants system, but with May, we introduce five of the season’s early top performers, with two players getting promoted up mid-week! Plus, one injured prospect returns to action!

A rough week, as three of the Giants Top 10 prospects are off the field right now, but Kyle Harrison had his best game of the week and Luis Matos continues to impress.

Triple-A has been underway for nearly three weeks, but the other levels have been underway just a little more than a week. So it’s time to look at how the Giants’ Top 10 prospects are doing early in the season.

Two seasons are over, and while the prospects are headed for playoffs, let’s take a look at how they did to wrap the season up.

As the season winds down, Casey Schmitt and Aeverson Arteaga are giving you reasons to think about them in the offseason.

Is Luis Matos back? He had one of his best weeks of the season as we get ready for September. Meanwhile, two prospects get promoted, but only one stays healthy.

Vaun Brown returns to action, and it was like he never left! Plus, Luciano is back in Eugene, Murphy is back as well, and Harrison is back to dominating.

There are just far too many top prospects who are injured right now. At least Kyle Harrison is still at it.

It was a really difficult week for hitters in Eugene, but the one guy who did a good job stands out only more because of that.

A new format for the Prospect Round-Up, as we expand our focus on how the top prospects in the system did this week.

Let’s take a look at how the new RoboUmps in the Pacific Coast League are affecting the hitters in Sacramento. Plus, we learn where Marco Luciano is.