The Tigers will look for their second consecutive Spring Breakout win when they send many of their top prospects -- including five of MLB Pipeline’s Top 100 -- to North Port, Fla. to face the Braves. Like last year, they’ll be led by Hall of Famer Alan Trammell, who will serve as the manager.

Here’s what you need to know about the annual showcase event:

What is Spring Breakout?
MLB Spring Breakout is a four-day event showcasing baseball’s future: the current stars of Minor League Baseball. The second edition will be held from March 13-16 at Grapefruit and Cactus League stadiums during Spring Training. Sixteen exhibition games will be played between teams comprised of each MLB organization’s top prospects, creating a new touchpoint on the baseball calendar that celebrates the sport’s budding talent.

When is the Tigers’ game?
Sunday at 4:05 p.m. ET

How can I tune in?
MLB.TV, MLB.com, MLB App, GTV, 680 AM/97.3 FM, MLB Network, Gameday

Which position prospects are expected to play?
Six of the Tigers’ top seven position prospects are on the roster, including five of MLB Pipeline’s Top 100 prospects: Outfielder Max Clark (No. 6), middle infielder Kevin McGonigle (No. 28), shortstop Bryce Rainer (No. 52), catcher Thayron Liranzo (No. 81) and slugging first baseman/catcher Josue Briceño (No. 94). Briceño drew a following in the offseason by winning the first Triple Crown in Arizona Fall League history, earning league MVP honors in the process.

In addition to the top guys, the Tigers will showcase some of their up-and-coming prospects, including speedy shortstop Franyerber Montilla (Tigers No. 14), outfielder Roberto Campos (No. 23), second baseman Max Anderson (No. 24) and infielder Carson Rucker (No. 25).

Which pitching prospects are expected to play?
The Tigers’ pitching staff is loaded, led by No. 9 prospect and reigning Tigers Minor League Pitcher of the Year Jaden Hamm and No. 13 prospect Troy Melton. High-strikeout swingman Jake Miller (No. 18), who opened eyes during the Arizona Fall League, will take part, as will Trade Deadline acquisition Joseph Montalvo (No. 20).

An intriguing pitcher from last summer’s MLB Draft, right-hander Josh Randall (No. 19), is on the roster with a chance to give Tigers fans their first look at his stuff in the pros. Unranked prospect RJ Petit, the Double-A Erie reliever who towers on the mound at 6-foot-8 and 300 pounds, is also in the group.

Why are certain top prospects not on the roster?
Top prospect Jackson Jobe -- Pipeline's No. 5 overall -- isn’t taking part because he’s in Major League camp competing for a spot in Detroit’s rotation. Likewise, No. 7 prospect Jace Jung and No. 11 prospect Trey Sweeney are battling for big league roster spots at third base and shortstop, respectively, as is No. 15 prospect Ty Madden as a pitcher.

No. 10 prospect Cris Rodriguez just joined the organization after signing in January during the international signing period. Owen Hall (No. 12 prospect), Ethan Schiefelbein (No. 16) and Zach Swanson (No. 26) were drafted last summer out of high school and are expected to begin pitching as pros later this season.

What is the full roster?

PITCHERS
Jaden Hamm, RHP, No. 9
Troy Melton, RHP, No. 13
Jake Miller, LHP, No. 18
Josh Randall, RHP, No. 19
Joseph Montalvo, RHP, No. 20
Tyler Owens, RHP, No. 29
Max Alba, RHP, NR
Micah Ashman, LHP, NR
RJ Petit, RHP, NR
Yosber Sanchez, RHP, NR
CJ Weins, RHP, NR

CATCHERS
Thayron Liranzo, C/1B, No. 5 (MLB No. 81)
Enrique Jimenez, C, No. 17

INFIELDERS
Kevin McGonigle, SS/2B, No. 3 (MLB No. 28)
Bryce Rainer, SS, No. 4 (MLB No. 52)
Josue Briceno, 1B/C, No. 6 (MLB No. 94)
Hao-Yu Lee, 2B, No. 8
Franyerber Montilla, INF, No. 14
Max Anderson, 2B, No. 24
Carson Rucker, SS/3B, No. 25
Jake Holton, 1B, NR
John Peck, SS, NR

OUTFIELDERS
Max Clark, OF, No. 2 (MLB No. 6)
Roberto Campos, OF, No. 23
Brett Callahan, OF, NR
Nomar Fana, OF, NR
Ben Malgeri, OF, NR