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As we continue to work toward our top 200 prospect list, we've filled out our top 50 spots.
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From Jason Heyward to Jenrry Mejia, check out our 2010 list. We began ranking top 100 prospects in 2007.
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Though we only had two pitchers in our top 10, there are four in our 11-25 range.
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We crunched numbers, watched video and compiled hundreds of games worth of scouting information for this prospect list.
Adam provides his starting lineup of sleeper prospects heading into the 2010 season. What's yours?
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A lot has changed in the shortstop prospect landscape over the last year. Welcome Iglesias. Sorry Tim Beckham.
Bryce Harper, despite having less hype now than he did a few months ago, ranks no. 1 on Lincoln's first draft board of 2010.
There's so much talent behind the plate right now, that we gave 40+ guys strong consideration for this list.
Fifty-eight of the same prospects appeared on BA, BP, ESPN, AOL and our Top 100 lists: the "industry's" top prospect list.
Jason Heyward and Mike Stanton could both turn into two of the top corner outfielders in baseball.
Neither Pedro Alvarez nor Brett Wallace, our top two third base prospects, are great bets to stick at third.
Here's an overview of what you'll get if you purchase the 2010 Digital Prospect Guide.
While Frazier will likely move off of second base, Sizemore and Lawrie could both become solid MLB second basemen.
