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http://www.baseballamerica.com/minor...rospects-free/


4 Royals in the top 100:

23. Kyle Zimmer:
In flashes, Zimmer was as good as any pitching prospect in the minors last year, his first full season after being the fifth overall pick in 2012. Now he has to show more than flashes.

26. Yordano Ventura:
The majors’ hardest-throwing starter has proven he can handle a minor league workload, but the smallish Ventura has to show he can do it over 162 games.

47. Raul Mondesi:
The toolsy teen is starting this season at the same age as most high school draftees. Mondesi’s production should climb as his body matures and his experience grows.

90. Jorge Bonafacio:
He can’t be Wil Myers, but a healthy, productive start—and maybe a bit more loft in his swing—will put Bonifacio on track to providing a reasonable facsimile.