Plus: The Top 100 Prospects for each team
Who is the all-time AL/NL leader for games played at third base? |
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| The "ink" on MLB Pipeline's brand new Top 100 Prospects list list has barely dried. It's topped by a new No. 1 in Gunnar Henderson of the Orioles and 29 teams have at least one representative.
It's a hitter-heavy list, as much as there were a year ago, with 71 position players and 29 pitchers making up the group. There are 27 outfielders on this year's Top 100, along with 22 shortstops. The Draft is well represented, with 75 members entering pro ball that way, while 25 international signees make up the rest.
How was your favorite team represented? Read on to see the Top 100 prospects from each organization. |
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Measuring the 19 different No. 1 prospects based on the hype surrounding them -- the expectations on their shoulders when they were prospects, rather than how they've performed since -- proves to be an interesting exercise. |
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Sarah Langs takes a look at the lowest debut percentages on the Hall of Fame ballot for players eventually elected by the writers, since voting returned to being yearly in 1966. |
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There are 269 players in the Hall of Fame -- a little over 1 percent of the nearly 23,000 players in history, including known Negro Leagues players. That leaves many greats from the game's rich history who are not enshrined in Cooperstown. |
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