The Twins come in with two of the top-10 prospects while three teams are represented by seven of their players.
Law’s prospect lists show superiority of AL East

Jared WickerhamThe second half of January is a multi-week holiday for many die-hard baseball fans who follow prospect coverage closely and Thursday fit right in as ESPN’s Keith Law released his list of the ten best prospects on each of the 15 American League teams (AL East, AL Central, AL West).
Now a good portion of the players listed won’t come as a surprise to those who read Law’s organization rankings on Monday and his Top 100 list on Tuesday, but a few things stand out as he digs into the details of Junior Circuit.
Read Article >Buxton tops Keith Law’s list of top 100 prospects

Kim Klement-USA TODAY SportsBuxton, who turned 20 in December, split the 2013 season between Class-A and High-A. Overall, he hit .334/.424/.520 with 12 home runs and 55 stolen bases. He is considered to be among the most physically gifted prospects in baseball and, according to Law, could be a perennial MVP candidate for the Twins moving forward.
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Read Article >Byron Buxton tops Baseball Prospectus’ Top 101

Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY SportsBuxton leads MLB.com’s list of Top 100 prospects

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