After a slow start in Arizona, top prospect Bryce Harper is punishing opposing pitchers in the Fall League.
If you take Clayton Kershaw early, how will you build your team around him? It might matter where you're drafting.
Mike Trout's slow start in the AFL is one of many surprising performances thus far.
The first NFBC draft has already happened. Greg Ambrosius discusses the first round of that draft.
Jesus Montero was one of 11 catchers to grace the Top 100 list in 2011.
Bryce Harper is back in the Arizona Fall League, where he's aiming to improve against left-handed pitching.
Atlanta's Craig Kimbrel led a large class of rookie closers in 2011.
There are fewer clear underdogs this year, meaning it's less profitable to draft lesser players on purportedly stronger teams. Thus, someone like Miguel Cabrera doesn't necessarily get discounted.
Ricky Nolasco might not
It's hard for any team to measure the Phillies' depth in starting pitching, given that Cole Hamels (pictured), Roy Oswalt and Vance Worley are their third, fourth and fifth starters.
Carson Cistulli takes a look at the potential 2011-12 free agent class.