Roman Anthony emerges as the top fantasy prospect in the minors, showcasing tremendous potential with impressive early stats for the Boston Red Sox. His two home runs and high on-base percentage signal that he could be a quick call-up if an opening arises. Meanwhile, Jordan Lawlar, while struggling at Triple-A, has all-around skills that could force the Arizona Diamondbacks to reconsider their infield setup.

Rhett Lowder's elbow injury raises concerns despite his first-round pedigree, while Coby Mayo of the Baltimore Orioles shows flashes of power, hinting at future fantasy value once he finds stability. Cole Young's situation with the Seattle Mariners might provide quicker access to the majors, although his early season numbers don’t reflect his potential. Additionally, several other players like Nick Kurtz and Dalton Rushing also highlight the depth of upcoming talent, adding layers of intrigue for fantasy managers.