Midseason Top 10 Prospects By Team
Our Midseason Top 10 Prospects includes 2018 draftees for the first time. It also considers players already in the major leagues who retain prospect eligibility (130 or fewer AB, 50 or fewer IP) as of July 1. July 2 signees are not eligible.
To see our 2019 preseason top 10 prospects, click here.
To see a breakdown of AL East farm systems, click here.
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