The Minnesota Twins have a few top prospects and a solid system but Keith Law doesn't love where they rank across the league.

This is Keith Law’s 18th year to rank his top 100 prospects ... 10 in AL MVP voting each of the last two years, trailing only Aaron Judge last year. Advertisement On the flip side, Jack Leiter ...

MLB Pipeline also has Anthony as the No. 2 prospect in baseball behind Sasaki, but longtime baseball scribe Keith Law still has Anthony atop his list of the Top 100 MLB prospects — offering up ...

and might be underrated as a defender because he’s such a good hitter (something baseball fans who were online in the 1990s might know as Nichols’ Law of Catcher Defense — a catcher's ...

Keith Law's annual ranking of the top 100 prospects typically veers from others in the industry -- and this year's version is no different. FORT MYERS, FLORIDA - MARCH 16: Kristian Campbell of the ...

Keith Law is bullish on Roman Anthony, to put it mildly. Anthony, the consensus best prospect in the Boston Red Sox farm system, earned the No. 1 spot in Law's latest ranking of the top 100 ...

But Anthony remains the cream of the crop in the mind of MLB prospects expert Keith Law. Law does not see Sasaki as a prospect, since he pitched the last five seasons professionally in the JPPL ...

The Athletic’s Keith Law released his annual top-100 prospects list ahead of the 2025 MLB season and provided his scouting report on Eldridge, who he ranked as the 29th-best prospect in baseball.

The Athletic's Keith Law revealed his own Top 100 on Monday, leaning closer to MLB Pipeline when it came to Blue Jays prospects. Law had Nimmala slotted in at No. 71, followed by Yesavage at No. 96.

The Mariners farm system and top prospects recently graded well in rankings from both Baseball America and MLB Pipeline, and Keith Law of The Athletic made it three-for-three on Monday with his ...