Wander Franco (b. 2001)

While performance is taken into consideration, tools and future projections by scouts are paramount.

Guerrero, Jimenez repeat as first-team honorees.

Baseball America honors minor leaguers at all levels with our annual Classification All-Stars.

The headliner is 2018 Breakout Prospect of the Year Wander Franco, but he’s far from the only top prospect.

Rays shortstop Wander Franco patterns his game after MVP candidate Jose Ramirez, his neighbor in the Dominican Republic.

Drama followed every turn of this three-game playoff series up until the final inning of the third game.

If you’re a baseball fan near Bluefield, Virginia, consider checking out a slew of some of baseball’s most exciting prospects.

Did the Rays and Cardinals get the prep steals of the draft? And can anyone find a way to get Wander Franco out?

Rays prospect Wander Franco continues to make life hard on Appalachian League pitchers, and he’s still just 17 years old.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. continues to hit at an epic pace, homering in four consecutive games.

One of the fastest rising prospects in baseball is trying his best to emulate close friend and AL MVP candidate Jose Ramirez.

Trevor Rogers tosses a near no-no, Eloy Jimenez homers and Wander Franco remains white hot.

An absolutely loaded BAPR checks in on Juan Soto, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Eloy Jimenez and more.

Franco’s big league bloodlines and immense raw talent have translated to instant success in pro ball.

The updated top 10 prospects in the Tampa Bay Rays’ farm system.

Wander Franco continues to show why he was ranked as the top international prospect in 2017.

Brandon Lowe welcomed his 24th birthday in style, while fellow Rays prospects Wander Franco dominated.

Not a bad day to be a fan of the White Sox or Rays farm systems. They combine for five entries in Friday’s Prospect Report.

The Rays signed the best international amateur prospect available in 2017.