Unlike most of the other positions on the infield, shortstop typically has as much high-end talent as all of the other infield positions combined.

Third base is clearly one position of significant prospect strength, but very few prominently figure into their organization's plans this season.

This week we continue our annual review of the top prospects in baseball by position, focusing on second base.

We continue our annual review of the top prospects in baseball by position. This week, we focus on the first basemen. This position continues to be one of significant disappointment. In 2012, there were only four 1B in the HQ100. This year is even worse.

[FREE] This week we kickoff our annual review of the top prospects in baseball by position. We start with the most demanding position on the diamond, the catcher.

You might know Mark Appel, but here's a handful of additional 2013 draft-eligible college names to tuck away as the season begins soon.

One of the more arduous tasks of writing about prospects is compiling a Top 100 list. These ten prospects aren't on any 2013 lists, but still have relatively high ceilings. For fantasy leaguers with deep farm systems, these are names to consider after the Top 100 are gone.

Our HQ100 continues with our roundtable discussion of prospects both far and near (like Brett Jackson) from making an MLB impact.

Our annual top 100 prospect list: 1. Jurickson Profar; 2. Dylan Bundy; 3. Wil Myers; 4. Gerrit Cole; 5. Oscar Taveras; 6. Taijuan Walker; 7. Trevor Bauer; 8. Jose Fernandez; 9. Travis d’Arnaud; 10. Miguel Sano; 11. Zack Wheeler; 12. Christian Yelich; 13. Tyler Skaggs; 14. Francisco Lindor; 15. Javier Baez; 16. Shelby Miller; 17. Nick Castellanos; 18. Xander Bogaerts; 19. Jameson Taillon; 20. Danny Hultzen ...

Our top prospect coverage series concludes with our NL West Organization Reports, highlighted by Tyler Skaggs (ARI).

Our top prospect coverage continues with our Organization Reports. Jurickson Profar (TEX) and the rest of the AL West is next.