Minor

The 19-year-old is a candidate to start the 2022 season at High-A South Bend.

What the 24-year-old outfielder lacks in prototype power, he makes up for in bat-to-ball ability and hitting IQ.

The 25-year-old catcher caught Tony La Russa’s attention with his play in spring training.

The 2019 first-rounder culminated his Arizona Fall League campaign with a homer in the Fall Stars Game.

As we round out our best pitches outside the Top 100 series, we look at five pitchers with plus changeups outside the Top 100 Prospects.

The 25-year-old reliver’s development of his sinker could determine his big league future.

The 26-year-old lefthander could be ready to help the Yankees this season after finishing the 2021 campaign strong at Triple-A.

The 20-year-old shortstop spent his winter adding strength to his frame after an impressive 2021 season at Low-A.

The 2021 fifth-rounder didn’t take long to make his presence known in spring training.

The 23-year-old was recognized as the organization’s minor league pitcher of the year in 2021.

The Dodgers laud the baseball IQ and drive to improve shown by 21-year-old Andy Pages, the 2021 Midwest League home run champ.

The hard-hitting rookie joins the organization in the midst of a tear-down. His hitting upside, defensive versatility and Triple-A production make him priority play for 2022.

Added in a trade with the Giants last summer, Jose Marte and his live two-seamer could play in the bullpen if he can execute his secondary pitches.

Perdue has worked to refine a pitch he can trust to his arm side after working primarily in the Florida State bullpen last season.

After recovering from knee surgery in 2020 and building up to game speed last season, Zamora finished his pro debut strong and added muscle to try to take his game to the next level this year.

Specialized offseason training has helped righthander Freddy Tarnok add to his repertoire, refine his mechanics and gain new perspective.