It's time to put a bow on ESPN's annual breakdown of the top prospects in baseball with a look back at the No. 1 prospects over the past decade. In this year's ranking of the Top 100 prospects, Kiley McDaniel put 23-year-old right-hander Roki Sasaki at No. 1, over outfielder Roman Anthony. It's the first time a pitcher has topped ESPN's list, although Sasaki isn't a traditional prospect given his experience in Japan.
How does he compare to the past top overall prospects? We're going to rank them from Nos. 1 to 10 and see if they have lived up to the hype.