Minor

Here’s a look at some of the most notable close-to-the-Top 100 names to keep an eye on.

The deceptive 23-year-old lefthander looked sharp in spring training and dominated Double-A. How he fares at Triple-A will determine his timeline.

The Reds’ top prospect posted a night for the ages against Columbus.

In just 16 games in Triple-A, de la Cruz has clearly demonstrated that there are three 80s on his scouting report. When it comes to raw power, his arm and his speed, he’s demonstrated that he pegs the top of the scale.

The 20-year-old outfielder is determined to make the most of his opportunity in pro ball after escaping the hopelessness of his youth spent in Cuba.

As the Phillies overhaul their minor league hitting development, they place value on different attributes. Caleb Ricketts is one prime example.

The former Michigan star lost last season to Tommy John surgery. He looks to showcase his power-speed potential at Double-A this season.

With markerless motion capture systems, teams may get to a point where a program using computerized vision will have artificial intelligence watching every pitch by every pitcher, looking at the pitcher’s biomechanics on every pitch.

The D-backs drafted Alabama reliever Dylan Ray last year, convinced he could start. His early work for High-A Hillsboro indicates they were right.

Breaking down notable risers and fallers on the updated Top 100, with the latest on their status.

Five Top 100 Prospects lead this week’s Hot Sheet.

Josh Norris hosted a chat to discuss today’s Hot Sheet. You can read the transcript here.

Red Sox scouts liked the projection on Florida State lefty Shane Drohan’s stuff in 2020. Three years later, they are reaping the rewards as the 24-year-old finds a new gear at Double-A.

Marcelo Mayer had a mediocre April, but a trip to Asheville has helped him start May in fine fashion.

In the future, it’s possible that draft boards will be fully built by computers.

Matt McLain hit for the cycle and Christian Encarnacion-Strand slammed three home runs at Triple-A.

The automated ball-strike system is getting an expanded run at Triple-A this year with a few key adjustments.