- Miguel Amaya, C
- Nico Hoerner, SS
- Brailyn Marquez, LHP
- Adbert Alzolay, RHP
- Cole Roederer, OF
- Aramis Ademan, SS
- Brennen Davis, OF
- Justin Steele, LHP
- Cory Abbot, RHP
- Keegan Thompson, RHP
- Zack Short, SS
- Alex Lange, RHP
- Brendon Little, LHP
- Richard Gallardo, RHP
- Nelson Velazquez, OF
- Yovanny Cruz, RHP
- Thomas Hatch, RHP
- Paul Richan, RHP
- Tyson Miller, RHP
- Trent Giambrone, 2B/SS
- Reivaj Garcia, 2B
- Oscar De La Cruz, RHP
- Jose Albertos, RHP
- Dakota Mekkes, RHP
- Duane Underwood Jr., RHP
- Christopher Morel, 3B/SS
- Riley Thompson, RHP
- Luis Verdugo, SS/3B
- Jhonny Pereda, C
- Andy Weber, SS/2B
And the biggest jump comes from the following five prospects.
Overall the list has 17 pitchers, (14 RHP, 3 LHP) 3 outfielders, 8 infielders and 2 catchers. Amaya and Hoerner have been ranked in the top-100 for all MLB prospects in a few lists, but Amaya as of now is seen as the number one Cubs prospect. https://www.sportsmockery.com/2019/02/cubs-prospect-miguel-amaya-with-his-highest-ranking-yet/ Hoerner's 2018 season was cut short in the minors, but he returned in the Arizona Fall League and impressed everyone who watched him play. https://www.sportsmockery.com/2018/11/the-nico-hoerner-hype-train-is-picking-up-more-steam/ Brailyn Marquez might be the most intriguing pitching prospect for the Cubs at this moment and he's projected to become a top-100 prospect after 2019. https://www.sportsmockery.com/2019/02/brailyn-marquez-the-cubs-prospect-poised-to-have-a-breakout-2019-season/ Adbert Alzolay was the Cubs No. 1 prospect in 2018, but after a lat injury in May the right-hander was shut down. He's now ranked fourth, but the Cubs are hoping he can make his MLB debut in 2019, and potentially be a factor out of the bullpen. Make sure to read Jim Callis' breakdown of the Cubs minor league system.
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