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Baseball's No. 1 prospect debuts at the age of 21, less than 3 years after being drafted No. 2 overall, and may already be the face of the franchise
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Just 21 years old, MLB's No. 3 prospect is a career .331/.412/.543 hitter in the Minors and has the highest offensive ceiling of any prospect in baseball
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Baseball's best power-hitting prospect (No. 4 overall) smashed 30 homers in his pro debut last year. Don't be surprised if he matches that total in the big leagues in 2022
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MLB's No. 9 prospect hit .343 in the Minors after being taken sixth overall in the 2019 Draft, and his 80-grade speed allows him to impact the game on both sides of the ball
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The Angels' 2020 first-round pick out of Louisville is now MLB's No. 21 prospect and owns what is arguably the best curveball of any prospect in baseball
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Baseball's No. 22 prospect graced the cover of Sports Illustrated ("Baseball's LeBron?") at the age of 17 and is known for his triple-digit heat
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MLB's No. 31 prospect, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2018 Draft, is ready to take over behind the plate following Buster Posey's retirement
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The 6-foot-6 lefty, No. 42 on MLB Pipeline's Top 100 list, was the No. 7 overall pick in the 2019 Draft and could form a dynamic duo with Hunter Greene
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The Phillies' 2019 first-rounder out of UNLV, MLB's No. 45 prospect had a huge Spring Training to win an Opening Day roster spot
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The younger brother of former Rays first baseman Nathaniel (but not related to current Rays infielder Brandon), MLB's No. 50 prospect sports arguably the loudest collection of skills in a deep Rays system
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Acquired from the Rays in the Nelson Cruz deal last year, the 25-year-old righty out of Division II Cal State Stanislaus is now MLB's No. 97 prospect
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Baseball's No. 98 prospect dominated at High-A and Double-A in 2021 to earn a late-season callup, and while he didn't make his debut, he created buzz among fellow pitchers with his electric bullpen sessions