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This No. 2 prospect was not only taller than his 6th grade teacher, but was so tall in kindergarten that people allegedly called him, "Mr."
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Jones doesn't just have dreams of making the Majors. The Yanks' No. 2 prospect hopes to get his Italian citizenship one day
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The Marlins' No. 1 prospect's favorite subject in school was advanced calculus
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The Pirates' No. 2 prospect's walk-up song is extra special. It's "Twin Time" by Levels -- his brother Terrenz's stage name
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Lowder, the Reds' No. 1 prospect, was president of his high school's chapter of the National Art Honor Society
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The Tigers have more than just an athlete in their No. 1 prospect Clark -- they have a pianist with an interest in cyber law
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A secret skill of the Padres youngster? The club's top prospect is a skilled pogo sticker and can even use one with no hands!
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According to Boston's No. 1 prospect himself, Mayer "loves fashion, looking swaggy and overall looking good."
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Seattle's No. 2 prospect played for Great Britain in the WBC -- both his parents hail from across the pond!
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Baldwin was a standout on the ice, too! As a junior in high school, he was the Wisconsin state leader in goals scored
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Blubaugh was an elementary education major in college!
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The White Sox No. 1 prospect is a gifted athlete -- so much so that he would have been a preferred walk-on at Indiana to play hoops if he went to college
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Hailing from the Bahamas, the Rangers' No. 1 prospect's dad is an engineer and mom is a realtor
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The Cards' top prospect has an interesting origin to his name. His real name is Markevian, but his mom, Mekol, started to call him "Stinker" as a kid. Stinker evolved to Stink and Stink evolved to Tink!