5 top prospects on verge of being called up

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These top prospects are staring down debuts in The Show

You’ve been hearing their names for some time now — mowing down hitters and hitting massive home runs — but when are the top prospects on MLB Pipeline’s list likely to get the call? Here’s our best guess.

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