The Brewers utilized all five of their 2020 draft picks on position players. Where does that leave top SS prospect Brice Turang in the org heading into 2021?

First-round 2020 draft pick Ed Howard brings athleticism and youthful upside to a top-heavy Cubs system that is starting to improve.

LHP Reid Detmers leads an Angels system that, while still among the bottom-feeders of MLB orgs, is improving in several respects heading into 2021.

Key promotions and one big trade shake up our 2021 Athletics Org Report, which is now headlined by LHP A.J. Puk and several higher-upside bats still waiting for their breakouts.

The improving Diamondbacks system includes several potential impact hitters, though ones that are still a couple years away. #1 Kristian Robinson (pictured) leads the pack.

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.

There may not be minor league hitters to evaluate for quite some time. Let's try to do it with a metrics-only approach using 2019 advanced data.

The 2020 season will soon become a shadow of its former self, but we're still searching for fringe prospects who can impact rosters in a few months.

Daulton Varsho (C, ARI) headlines a crop of non-HQ100 prospects who will likely have fantasy impact as early as next season.

Keibert Ruiz (CA, LA) leads our ultra-expanded WatchList coverage heading toward September roster expansion.