Shortstop Nick Gordon is the club's No. 2 prospect, ranked No. 50 overall, and left-hander Stephen Gonsalves checks in at No. 92, while recently drafted outfielder Alex Kirilloff is 98th. It's a drop from last year's preseason rankings, when the Twins had six players in the Top 100, but Buxton, Berrios, Kepler and Jorge Polanco each exhausted their rookie eligibility in 2016. The lone Twins prospect to drop from the Top 100 is lefty Tyler Jay, who was ranked No. 60 before the 2016 season and No. 47 at last year's midseason update.
Gordon among Twins prospects in Top 100
