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2013 Detroit Tigers Top 16 Prospects

Posted on February 13, 2013 by mlbdirtstaff

The Detroit Tigers have been drafting and signing high upside talent recently and their system is very heavy with prospects in the lower minor and most are a few years away. Only two prospects in our top 16 are over 23 years of age.

Below are our top 16 prospects with 2013 opening day age, position, and comments on each player. Below the top 16 is a small list of additional notable names. Enjoy.
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2012 Detroit Tigers Top 16 Prospects

Posted on January 4, 2012 by Jonathan C. Mitchell

The Detroit Tigers’ system is full of young projectable talent and a lot of left handed pitchers who are all trying their best to stick on as starting pitchers.

Next year’s Florida State League team in Lakeland should be a fun one to watch with most of the young talent either starting there or moving there at some point in the year.

Below are my top 16 prospects with 2012 opening day age, position, and comments on each player. Below the top 16 is a small list of additional notable names. Enjoy.

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Filed under: On the Farm - Prospects | Tagged: 2012 Top Prospects, Aaron Westlake, Adam Wilk, Alex Burgos, Andrew Oliver, Avisail Garcia, Brenny Paulino, Brian Flynn, Casey Crosby, Dan Fields, Danry Vasquez, Dean Green, Detroit Tigers, Drew Smyly, Eugenio Suarez, Jacob Turner, James McCann, Kyle Ryan, Nick Castellanos, Prospects, Tyler Collins, Tyler Gibson | 4 Comments »

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