Sure, it’d be more impressive if the New York Yankees had as many prospects on Baseball America’s top 100 list as Ferris Bueller had absences, but hey, placing six prospects in the top 100 is nothing to sneeze at.
Only the Atlanta Braves, with eight prospects in the top 100—including No. 1 overall, outfielder Ronald Acuna—hade more than the Yanks. The Milwaukee Brewers, San Diego Padres and Tampa Bay Rays also had six prospects make the cut.
For those wondering—and we know you’re wondering—the Boston Red Sox only had two prospects deemed worthy of inclusion: LHP Jason Groome (No.