This week we continue our annual review of the top prospects in baseball by position. We profile the top first base prospects who could add value in the short-term and long-term.

This week we kickoff our annual review of the top prospects in baseball by position. We start with the catchers.

Every season, there are several unheralded players who enjoy breakout campaigns and thrust themselves into the mainstream discussion on prospects. These ten prospects not only have relatively high ceilings, but they could appear on future Top 100 lists.

The Arizona Fall League begins in early October and this year's rosters are packed with excellent prospects who have a chance to become outstanding big leaguers.

As roster expansion draws near, there are several unheralded players who could get the call to the big leagues.

Are the statistical leaders in the Low-A Midwest League and South Atlantic League legitimate prospects—or longshots to reach the majors?

Big league callups can be minimal in August, but there are prospects to watch for September roster expansions

The trade deadline wasn't as eventful as anticipated, but there is potential for plenty of prospects to reach the big leagues.

The Mets have two position players that could be called upon while three pitchers from other organizations are on the verge of a big league promotion.

Last week we looked at eight prospects who are relatively underhyped or underrated. This week, we shine the light on seven who may be getting too much hype.

It isn't always the big names or top prospects who make their way to the majors to play key roles down the stretch.