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The Minor League playoffs have been completed. There are only a handful of players with prospect eligibility remaining left in the Major League postseason, and there will be fewer with each passing round. Time for us in prospectdom to go…

MLB Pipeline has released its final Top 100 Prospects list update of the year ahead of the Arizona Fall League and offseason roster decisions. The adjustment featured a complete revote of the Top 15, notable positional shifts, and two new additions to the rankings. Milwaukee Brewers shortstop Jesús Made retained the No. 1 overall ranking, while Boston Red Sox shortstop Franklin Arias climbed to No. 2.
San Francisco Giants shortstop Josuar Gonzalez and St. Louis Cardinals catcher Rainiel Rodriguez both broke into the top 10 for the first time. Cardinals catcher Leo Bernal made the largest leap by jumping 19 spots to No. 80, while outfielders Hayden Alvarez and Enddy Azocar joined the list as new entries. Pitcher Karson Milbrandt and shortstop Steele Hall fell off the list.
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