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While he probably wonвЂ™t make his MLB debut this season, his time in the Minors could be short. Only 22, Garcia has all the tools to be a star at shortstop with a strong arm and a lot of range. 280/.343/.436 with 37 doubles, eight homers, a triple and 55 RBIs while stealing 15 bases and scoring 58 times. Jose Garcia, SS: Seen as IndiaвЂ™s future partner on the left side of the infield, the native of Cuba put together a solid season at Class A Advanced in 2019, hitting. He was named an organization All-Star for the second time and played in the Arizona Fall League, where he received the Dernell Stenson Sportsmanship Award and was featured in the Rising Stars Game. Tyler Stephenson, C: Cincinnati's third-ranked prospect had a solid season for Chattanooga last year, batting. HeвЂ™s the future at the hot corner for the Reds and could possibly see playing time to give other players a rest during the shortened season. HeвЂ™s a solid third baseman with excellent mechanics and an above-average arm, and his approach at the plate vastly improved in 2019. 270/.414/.378 with three homers, three doubles, 14 RBIs, four stolen bases and 24 runs in 34 games with the Lookouts. Jonathan India, 3B: In just two seasons in the Minors, the club's fourth-ranked prospect has risen to Double-A Chattanooga.

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He hasn't been able to show it much, having pitched just 72 2/3 professional innings, but he should get some much-needed work at the club's alternate training site.

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His stuff could count among the most dominant in the Minors, with an 80-grade fastball that can reach more than 100 mph, a plus slider and a changeup.

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Greene was drafted as a two-way player out of high school but got just 30 professional at-bats before converting to pitching full time.

He then tore the ligament the following spring. His season ended when he strained his ulnar collateral ligament on July 26. Greene last pitched to a 4.48 ERA in 18 starts with Class A Dayton in 2018. 2 overall pick in 2017 was shut down long before his Tommy John surgery last April. But Greene appears to be healthy, and the club was confident enough to add him to the 60-man roster Wednesday, two nights before Opening Day. 57 overall prospect pitched in a Minor League game. Hunter Greene, RHP: It's been almost two full years since the No. He'll be training at Prasco Park, the Reds' alternate site, and even though he lacks experience, his stuff is good enough that he could see Major League action, especially if Cincinnati is really competing in the NL Central down the stretch. Still a raw prospect out of Texas Christian University, Lodolo has all the stuff to quickly rise through the farm system. 48 overall prospect - he didn't issue any walks while striking out 30. Control was the biggest asset for MLB.com's No. Still, he made quite an impression, posting a 2.45 ERA over 18 1/3 innings spanning eight appearances between Rookie Advanced Billings and Class A Dayton. 7 overall pick in the 2019 Draft made limited appearances in his first season. Nick Lodolo, LHP: With major presence on the mound at 6-foot-6, the No. HereвЂ™s a quick look at these players and where they will begin the summer campaign.

1 Nick Lodolo and future third baseman Jonathan India, the fourth-ranked Reds prospect. To that end, nine Cincinnati prospects have been added to the 60-man player pool for Spring Training, including the club's No. Between veterans like Joey Votto and Trevor Bauer and up-and-comers Nick Senzel, Tucker Barnhart and company, the Reds are looking to make some noise in the NL Central. If you're looking for a National League team on the rise, look no further than the north bank of the Ohio River. The staff is rounding up the notable prospects in each organizationвЂ™s 60-man player pool and analyzing what the new system will mean for their 2020 seasons. Some members of the player pool will feature on the active Major League roster while others will work out at an alternate training site in the hopes of staying fresh for a potential callup or getting in much-needed development time. As part of the new rules for the 2020 Major League season, each of the 30 organizations will maintain a 60-man player pool for the duration of the campaign.