Checking in on top prospects in winter ball

Several top baseball prospects across Major League organizations are participating in winter leagues in the Dominican Republic, Venezuela, and Mexico following the conclusion of the World Series. Nine players from MLB Pipeline's Top 100 Prospects list, along with other rising minor leaguers, are actively logging offseason playing time and gaining competitive reps in their respective circuits.

Key highlights include baseball's top overall prospect, Jesús Made of the Brewers, who slashed .318/.423/.409 in his first 52 plate appearances for Tigres del Licey. Meanwhile, Yankees prospect Omar Alfonzo posted a standout 1.433 OPS with five home runs for Caribes de Anzoátegui, and Twins outfielder Gabriel Gonzalez drove in 16 runs while hitting .397.