The Ultimate Prospect List

In a post yesterday, Chris St. John of SB Nation took a moment to compile the ultimate list of baseball's top prospects. The composite list included the prospect rankings of Baseball America, Keith Law, Baseball Prospectus, Fangraphs, John Sickels, and five others. He then assigned points and ranked all prospects considering their prevalence across multiple prospect ranking platforms. 

Here's a breakdown of the Royals prospects to make the top 190:

• Kyle Zimmer - 28
• Peak - 18 (Fangraphs)
• Low - 43 (Baseball Prospect Nation & John Sickels)
• Bubba Starling - 56
• Peak - 26 (Jonathan Mayo)
• Low - 104 (John Sickels)
• Yordano Ventura - 83
• Peak - 59 (Jonathan Mayo)
• Low - NR (2 Lists)
• Adalberto Mondesi - 105
• Peak - 53 (Baseball Prospect Nation)
• Low - NR (7 Lists)
• Miguel Almonte - 159
• Peak - 100 (Baseball Prospect Nation)
• Low - NR (10 Lists)
• Cheslor Cuthbert - 169
• Peak - 123 (Baseball Prospect Nation)
• Low - NR (10 Lists)
• Jorge Bonifacio - 172
• Peak - 128 (Baseball Prospect Nation)
• Low - NR (10 Lists)

Now here's a look at the rest of the division:

• Chicago - 2 prospects 
• Courtney Hawkins - 71
• Carlos Sanchez - 127
• Cleveland - 4 prospects
• Francisco Lindor - 16
• Trevor Bauer - 19
• Dorssys Paulino - 90
• Ronny Rodriguez - 157
• Detroit - 3 prospects
• Nick Castellanos - 25
• Bruce Rondon - 102
• Avisail Garcia - 116
• Minnesota - 3 prospects
• Miguel Sano - 15
• Byron Buxton - 17
• Jose Berrios - 169

Finally, in case you are curious, Wil Myers ranked 4th on the list and Jake Odorizzi ranked 68th.You can view Chris St. John's post full post here.