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NewsJonathan Mayo is an MLB.com Draft and prospect expert. He has been a reporter for MLB.com since 1999.
 | The Royals knew that by going all in to win, their prospect coffers would be left barren. They're now in the process of restocking and while there's still plenty of work to be done before they're back where they were in their glory years, they've taken a very large step in the right direction.
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 | The Phillies list isn't quite as strong as it once was because of the Realmuto deal, but there's still some very good talent at the top and some exciting players on the rise.
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 | Camps are full of prospects getting the opportunity to play alongside big leaguers and make an impression on the Major League staff. Some are competing for jobs, others know they'll head to Minor League camp soon enough. Either way, it's fun to watch them mix it up.
More»Mayo discusses how 2018 draft picks might pan out |
 | Here are the top players in each league who could get the opportunity to show what they can do at the highest level this year, perhaps even contending for Rookie of the Year honors
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 | MLB Pipeline's Jonathan Mayo takes a look at how Oregon State catcher Adley Rutschman, the potential No. 1 pick in the 2019 Draft, compares to this year's Top 100 prospects. Mayo also answers why certain prospects didn't make the cut for the Top 100.
More» Adley Rutschman, college catcher |
 | If all 30 organizations had to field their Major League clubs with only their prospects, who would be the best teams in 2019?
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 | It might seem like the report date for pitchers and catchers will never get here. A sure sign that the 2019 season is just around the corner? The release of MLB Pipeline's new Top 100 Prospects list. This year's rankings start, unsurprisingly, with Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
More»Position breakdown of MLB's Top 100 Prospects |
 | The wait is over. After MLB Pipeline unveiled its Top 10 Position lists over the past two weeks, it's time to dive into the Top 100 Prospects, the best of the best.
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 | Back in 2009, we were still doing a Top 50 list. Many on that list have gone on to win awards, as hoped, but it's safe to assume we weren't 100 percent accurate with our prognostications.
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 | There is obviously a lot of turnover in the prospect world. Players graduate, they fall off lists, rankings change frequently. Yet the very top of this year's Top 10 third base prospects list is identical to last year's version.
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 | All of MLB Pipeline's Top 10 position lists elicit a ton of debate, which is of course why we do the rankings in the first place. And that leads to good questions from fans. So let's get to them.
More»Adley Rutschman on being top-ranked Draft prospect |
 | The changes on this year's Top 10 Catching Prospects list begin at the top, with a member of the 2018 Draft Class, Joey Bart, leading the way.
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 | Get a sneak peek at the next generation of defensive wizards with a list of the best the Minor Leagues have to offer to 2019.
More»Mayo looks at MLB Pipeline's 2019 All-Defense Team |
 | Since 1992, Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association have worked in concert to run the Rookie Career Development Program. The 28th edition of the RCDP, designed to help up-and-coming big leaguers with off-the-field issues like media training and finances, wrapped up on Sunday.
More»2019 RCDP helping future Major Leaguers |
 | Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association have worked together to run the Rookie Career Development Program since 1992. Dozens of the game's top prospects are taking part in this year's program in Miami.
More»Alonso joins Hot Stove to discuss the RCDP |
 | The Pipeline Inbox has become a mainstay in our weekly lineup of coverage and that's certainly not going to change any time soon. So dig in to the first '19 edition of the Inbox and make a New Year's resolution to send in good questions all year long.
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 | Jonathan Mayo answers questions about top prospects -- including Dodgers' Verdugo, Astros' Tucker, Rays' Sanchez and Twins' Lewis -- as well as top Rule 5 Draft pick Richie Martin and Braves' top position players.
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 | Every offseason, there is never any question whether prospects will get moved; it's always a matter of how many, and how good they will be.
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 | The Major League phase of the Rule 5 Draft has a tendency to be pitching-heavy and the 2018 edition on Thursday was no different. Of the 14 players taken, 11 of them will try to land spots on big league pitching staffs next spring. But for the second year in a row, the festivities kicked off with the selection of a position player in the top spot.
More»McMaster and Mayo wrap up the Rule 5 Draft |
 | Every year, the Winter Meetings unofficially conclude with the Rule 5 Draft, and recent history shows that many of the players selected are coming to a big league stadium near you next season.
More»Mayo breaks down potential Rule 5 prospects |
