A bumpy 2019 hasn't kept Forrest Whitley from the brink of the Majors. The top Astros prospect threw at Minute Maid Park this week and will wait in the wings as possible pitching help for the big club this season.
Major League Baseball will not be providing its affiliated Minor League teams with players for the 2020 season. As a result, there will not be Minor League Baseball in 2020.
Top White Sox pitching prospect Michael Kopech, who's recovering from Tommy John surgery and has not thrown in a game since 2018, is opting out of the 2020 season.
The Angels have top-flight talent in the outfield, where No. 6 overall prospect Jo Adell could break camp with the MLB team and No. 79 Brandon Marsh isn't far behind.
The NL Central race is projected to be extremely tight. For the Reds, youngsters like lefty Nick Lodolo and infielder Jonathan India could make a big difference.
The month of July was key for star A's shortstop Marcus Semien in 2013. He hit .372/.524/.745 over 26 games for Double-A Birmingham and was in the Majors six weeks later.
Boston added four of its top 30 prospects to its 2020 player pool -- all infielders. There could be opportunities for them to make a difference in a shortened season.
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