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One of the best things about the release of MLB Pipeline’s Top 100 Prospects list is scouring it to see how your favorite team fares on the list. Who’s at the top in terms of top 100 representation? That can be answered in more than one way.

It’s that time of year again, prospect fans. MLB Pipeline’s Top 100 Prospects list is out, ready to be perused, deconstructed and analyzed. Undoubtedly, folks will have a lot to say about who is (and isn’t) on the rankings.

Mission accomplished.

Orioles superstar Manny Machado will be shifting back to his natural position of shortstop, the team announced on Saturday.

MLB Pipeline unveils its 2018 Top 100 Prospects list on Saturday during a live special that airs at 8 p.m. ET on MLB Network and MLB.com.

Ten years ago, MLB.com put out a Top 50 Prospects list. With a decade of performance and data to mine through, it’s a little easier to figure out a re-ranking.

After swapping for Christian Yelich and splurging on Lorenzo Cain, the Brewers suddenly have a surplus of controllable outfielders that they will likely try to use in the trade market to support their pitching staff. We’re fast approaching February, and what’s going on with the Brewers is yet another reminder — as if we really needed one — that there could be a ton of activity in baseball’s marketplace up to and through Spring Training.

“Still looks good,” a smiling Lorenzo Cain said as he pulled on a Brewers jersey for the first time in more than seven years. And with that, the memories flooded back.

Three sports!

Callie Quinn’s best friend had a prom date, but she did not. Quinn was discussing this with her friends recently when the group came up with the idea of direct messaging the Mets on Twitter, asking if they might be able to help.