We had over 90 candidates considered for the Yankees Top 50 Prospects.  Here are the next ten that just missed the cut.

Now with the 2020 season over, here are the PinstripesPlus.com Top 50 Yankees' prospects.

Josh Breaux was one of the hotter players by the end of the 2019 season and he was particularly excited about the 2020 season with the way he reported to Spring Training camp.  Though the season wound up getting canceled this year because of the Covid-19 pandemic, he believes he’s got a leg up on his competition once minor league baseball resumes.

In a magazine article from September 2014, we take a look back at the debut season of Aaron Judge.

The Coronavirus pandemic has obviously affected everyone in minor league baseball with the cancellation of the minor league season this year. For some like Brandon Lockridge, however, it has lit a proverbial fire.  The now 23-year old is training for 2021 and beyond with more of a sense of urgency.

The Coronavirus pandemic hasn’t been easy on anyone and it hasn’t been easy on burgeoning big league baseball players either.  The timing of the onset of the pandemic initially halted before it ultimately canceled the 2020 minor league season and it robbed many players of the opportunity to showcase their talent this year.  Canaan Smith was one of those players but now he says he’s getting locked and loaded for a full return as soon as possible.

PinstripesPlus.com ranks the potential changeups 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 changeup currently’ debate.

The Coronavirus pandemic and subsequent cancellation of the 2020 minor league baseball season robbed a number of could-be breakout candidates this year.  Right-hander Mitch Spence was potentially one of them but he says he’s preparing to pick up right where he left off.

Jasson Dominguez won't make his official debut in the Yankees organization now until 2021 but he's made it quite clear already that he has the tools to make an immediate impact right away.

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.

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.