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Organizations in the American League Central can lay claim to a number of high-ceiling prospects, including Cleveland shortstop Francisco Lindor and Kansas City outfielder Bubba Starling.
No division has a better crop of starting pitching prospects than the NL Central, which features five starters in the top 50, including Cardinals right-hander Shelby Miller at No. 5 overall.
Two top prospects, 20-year-old Jacob Turner and left-hander Drew Smyly, are among the pitchers heading to Spring Training with a shot at the fifth slot in the Detroit Tigers' rotation.
Bryce Harper, who was recently ranked No. 2 among MLB.com's Top 100 Prospects, said he believes he has "a legit shot" at making the Nationals out of Spring Training next month.
Tampa's system continues to produce, with Matt Moore heading MLB.com's list of top prospects. He's joined in the AL East by Baltimore's Manny Machado and Toronto's Travis d'Arnaud.
The National League East boasts a plethora of top pitching prospects, led by Atlanta right-hander Julio Teheran. Washington's Bryce Harper, MLB.com's No. 2 prospect, paces the hitters.
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* 1st half division winner
# Division winner
& Wild card winner
@ Clinched playoff spot
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