No matter the setting, Brent Honeywell has risen to the occasion. Throughout his Minor League career, the Rays' top prospect has set himself apart, whether it was in the 2016 Arizona Fall League or last July at the Sirius XM All-Star Future's Game at Marlins Park.
Wherever he's been, Honeywell has delivered. He keeps trending upwards, and in the latest MLB Pipeline's rankings, Honeywell is the No. 4 right-handed-pitching prospect in baseball.
After dominating in the Minor Leagues, Honeywell is knocking on the door to reach the bigs. Whether it is breaking Spring Training with the Rays or getting the callup during the regular season, Honeywell projects to be in the Majors at some point in 2018.