High-A

High-A is a classification level in Minor League Baseball (MiLB), ranking between Single-A and Double-A. Teams at the High-A level are generally composed of players who have demonstrated success at the Single-A level and are considered to be developing into potential Major League Baseball (MLB) players.

The High-A level serves as an important stepping stone for players to refine their skills against more advanced competition. It is often where prospects begin to be more closely evaluated for their long-term potential and role within the MLB organization.

High-A leagues typically offer a longer season than Single-A, allowing for greater player development opportunities. The level of play includes better pitching, more sophisticated hitting approaches, and improved defensive execution compared to Single-A. Teams at the High-A level are often affiliated with MLB teams and participate in various league structures throughout the United States and Canada.

The transition from High-A to Double-A is a significant jump in competition, requiring players to demonstrate consistent performance and make necessary adjustments to their game. Success at the High-A level is often a key indicator of a player's potential for reaching the upper levels of Minor League Baseball and ultimately the Major Leagues.