
The Call Up is an MLB prospect podcast discussing everything from the biggest names in the Minor Leagues to the sleepers who should be on your radar. Prospect analyst and Justbaseball.com Co-Founder Aram Leighton and Triple-A Broadcaster Jack McMullen interview some of the game's most notable prospects from all 30 teams, break down Just Baseball's latest prospect rankings and highlight biggest sto... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 547 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BaseballSports | |||

Aram and Elijah highlight the prospects from National League teams being sent over to the Arizona Fall League!
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Aram and Jack highlight the players being sent out to the AFL by America League teams, discussing what they're looking forward to seeing and what makes them good AFL candidates.
Intro: 0:00
Blue Jays: 2:01
Orioles: 6:29
Rays: 11:20
Red Sox: 13:47 more
Aram and Elijah highlight the exciting call up of Twins outfield prospect Emmanuel Rodriguez before breaking into the prospect heat sheet!
Intro: 0:00
Emmanuel Rodriguez Call Up: 0:57
Andrew Fischer (MIL): 6:41
Sebastian Walcott (TEX): 11:48
Jesus ... more
Aram is joined by Baseball America's Editor-in-Chief JJ Cooper to discuss the historical offensive spike. How does this happen? How does it change evaluations? Who benefits the most?
Read JJ Cooper's detailed piece on the historic home run surge.
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Definitely the best in the game for prospects. Shoutout Aram
Love this podcast welcome to the show Elijah excited to hear your insight!
Prospects and many stats
Aram and Jack are unrivaled when it comes to prospect content. Smart, honest and entertaining. Couldnât recommend more!
Best prospect podcast out there. Aram knows his stuff and the hint of humor is an amazing touch. Highly recommend.
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A fast-paced, data-driven MLB prospect show that blends in-depth scouting with real-time analysis of minor league talent, draft developments, and trade deadline impacts. Regular hosts Aram Leighton and Jack McMullen lead conversations with top prospects, draft analysts, and industry insiders, offering practical takeaways on swing mechanics, development paths, and organizational strategies. The show stands out for its mix of granular player notes, system-wide depth discussions, and clear, actionable insights for fans, sponsors, and teams evaluating future talent. It tends to attract listeners who want thoughtful, evidence-based baseball analysis and a window into how farm systems shape the majors.
Noteworthy strengths include strong host ch... more
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1. The Just Baseball Show
2. Baseball America
3. MLB Pipeline
4. Pitcher List Fantasy Baseball
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Recent guests on The Call Up include:
1. JJ Cooper
2. Max Clark
3. Dakota Jordan
4. Ethan Salas
5. Kash Mayfield
6. Eli Willits
7. Charlie Condon
8. Theo Gillen
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