The Dodgers don’t get enough credit for the work they have done over the past five years building their organization internally while continuing to restock a loaded farm system. This week we take a look at the Dodgers top 15 prospects heading into 2021.

The Rockies have a new #1 prospect even in a season without minor league games. Several on this list, like LHP Ryan Rolison (pictured), are close to contributing, but Colorado's shaky history of fully integrating its prospects over the past few years will give some fantasy owners pause.

Although the the one-two punch of MacKenzie Gore (pictured) and SS C.J. Abrams remain at the top, the Padres list experienced some significant turnover in the shortened 2020 season. It remains a goldmine for those seeking future fantasy impact players.

We kick off our 2021 Organization Report season with San Francisco Giants, who have a deep stable of potential impact hitters, led by catcher Joey Bart.

With the season all but over, let's turn the page and look at some prospect strategies for 2021.

A prospect year in review, featuring notes on prospect ranking, evaluations on graduated prospects and visiting with a few prospects we didn't get to this year.

Call-ups for September 28th: Brailyn Marquez (LHP, CHC).

Call-ups for September 21, 2020: Adonis Medina (RHP, PHI)..

Tackling prospect analysis will be tough for analysts & managers this offseason. Here are some tips on navigating redrafts, dynasty & keepers.

Call-ups for September 14, 2020: Jonathan Stiever (RHP, CHW), Braxton Garrett (LHP, MIA), Nate Orf (INF, OAK), and Rafael Marchan (C, PHI).

A scouting look at Ke'Bryan Hayes (3B, PIT) & Dean Kremer (RHP, BAL), who each debuted in the past week.