What the Coronavirus pandemic most assuredly did was stall what were inevitably going to be some breakout seasons by a number of Yankees prospects this year.  Some of those breakouts might have been expected and others might have ‘come out of nowhere’.  The latter seemed to be the story that was developing for reliever Keegan Curtis with the way he reported to Spring Training camp in 2020.

We made some bold predictions heading into the 2019 Yankees season; some were right, some were wrong.

PinstripesPlus.com ranks the potential curveballs a particular prospect could wind up having at the big league level someday should he get there.  His likeliness in getting there weighs heavily on his potential impact too and subsequent ranking, it’s just not a simple ‘who has the better curveball currently’ debate.

PinstripesPlus.com analyzes the Yankees' shortstop prospects.  Which shortstop prospect has the highest upside?  Which one is ready to make a Major League impact soon?  Who are the "Sleepers"?

To say it’s been a challenge for prospects to keep up their respective games during the Coronavirus pandemic would be a bit of an understatement.  However, players in the Yankees system are doing their best to do exactly that, including Glenn Otto.  In fact, he says he’s ready to stand out once minor league baseball returns.

PinstripesPlus.com ranks the top fastballs among the starting pitching prospects currently in the farm system and who could have the greatest impact long-term with the Yankees.

The Yankees, flush with a deep farm system, have the talent to acquire whoever they want at the 2020 Major League trade deadline.  Here are the Top Five trade chips that would bring back the most value while not crushing the Yankee prospect depth.