Recently promoted to Double-A, Francisco Lindor is holding his own thus far in the Eastern League as a 19-year-old. Bernie Pleskoff looks at the top performers around the league to this point.
After trading away Jose Reyes this offseason, the Marlins loaded up with young talent capable of making an impact in the near future.
If Roy Halladay rebounds from a disappointing 2012, the Phillies still have one of the league's better rotations.
While elite power is difficult to find behind the plate, there a plenty of catchers with pop around the league right now.
Jesus Montero was one of 11 catchers to grace the Top 100 list in 2011.
Many prospects received the call in the last few weeks, but Jesus Montero continues to bide his time at Triple-A.
Bryce Harper remains at the top, but there has been plenty of movement in the Top 100 since June.
Most of the focus in the upcoming Futures Game will be on Bryce Harper, but this year's rosters pack plenty of intriguing talent.
Jimmy Rollins struggled in 2010; can he rebound?