Which high prospects are within the MiLB playoffs?

It’s time to play for a hoop.

The full-season Minor League postseason begins this week as High-A and Single-A circuits open their playoff collection from coast to coast. The three Double-A leagues will begin their postseasons subsequent week with Triple-A championship collection following after that.

While the first goal of the Minor Leagues is to develop future Major Leaguers, gamers, coaches and executives will inform you that establishing a profitable group tradition on the decrease ranges helps breed success in The Show. Win now, win later, because it goes.

Below is an inventory of the Top 30 prospects competing for a Minor League title this month. You can observe Minor League playoff protection at MiLB.com/playoffs.

Fort Wayne TinCaps (Padres) vs. Great Lakes Loons (Dodgers)

Peoria Chiefs (Cardinals) vs. Cedar Rapids Kernels (Twins)

Emmanuel Rodriguez, OF (MIN No. 3, MLB No. 48)
Cory Lewis, RHP (MIN No. 13)
C.J. Culpepper, RHP (MIN No. 14)
Jose Salas, INF (MIN No. 17)
Kala’i Rosario, OF (MIN No. 19)
Noah Miller, SS (MIN No. 24)
Zebby Matthews, RHP (MIN No. 25)
Alejandro Hidalgo, RHP (MIN No. 28)
Noah Cardenas, C (MIN No. 30)

Everett AquaSox (Mariners) vs. Vancouver Canadians (Blue Jays)

Jersey Shore BlueClaws (Phillies) vs. Hudson Valley Renegades (Yankees)

Hickory Crawdads (Rangers) vs. Greenville Drive (Red Sox)

Modesto Nuts (Mariners) vs. San Jose Giants (Giants)

Inland Empire 66ers (Angels) vs. Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (Dodgers)

Carolina Mudcats (Brewers) vs. Down East Wood Ducks (Rangers)

Charleston RiverDogs (Rays) vs. Myrtle Beach Pelicans (Cubs)

Jupiter Hammerheads (Marlins) vs. Palm Beach Cardinals (Cardinals)

Lakeland Flying Tigers (Tigers) vs. Clearwater Threshers (Phillies)