Get to know four incredible prospects who could wow us all in the Futures Game

The SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game, which features a USA Team and a World Team made up of the best prospects in the Minor Leagues, starts Sunday at 4 p.m. ET. It's an amazing opportunity to check out baseball's most promising young talents before they appear in the Majors. Past participants include current MLB superstars like Mike Trout, Aaron Judge and Bryce Harper.

With this year's exhibition just around the corner, we wanted to take a look at some of the most notable and promising figures who will showcase their talents on Sunday.
Hunter Greene - RHP Cincinnati Reds (Team USA)
You may remember Greene from the Sports Illustrated cover story before the 2017 Draft in which he was billed as the "Future of Baseball." Though no longer a two-way player, Greene is still a jaw-dropping, one-of-a-kind talent on the mound.

Hunter Greene strikes out first batter in first professional appearance for @DragonsBaseball. Hitting 100 MPH on the radar gun. pic.twitter.com/Rbkk3wHHwb

— Michael Cooper (@ByMichaelCooper) April 9, 2018

Greene is almost a lock to hit at least 100 mph in the Futures Game and could even pump it up to as high as 102.
Jo Adell - OF Los Angeles Angels (Team USA)
The Angels selected Adell with the 10th overall pick of the 2017 Draft because of his immense potential even though some wondered if Adell would hit for enough average to allow his incredible raw power to shine. Well, so far in his MiLB career, Adell has done nothing but mash the ball to the tune of a .321 batting average and 22 home runs. 
Did we mention his athleticism? Oh yeah, the dude is quite the specimen.

Elevate...#SpringTraining @MiLB pic.twitter.com/bDdFkX6z4c

— Jo Adell (@jordonadell) February 22, 2018

He's also got pretty legit fashion sense. Check out his incredible suit from Draft Day last year.

Jesus Luzardo - LHP Oakland Athletics (Team World)
Drafted by the Nationals in the 3rd round back in 2016, Luzardo was dealt to Oakland last summer in the deal that sent All-Star Sean Doolittle to D.C. Since then, the 20-year-old Luzardo has shot up prospect lists by dominating Double-A with a mid to high 90's fastball and a devastating changeup.

If Luzardo makes the bigs -- and right now, that looks like a pretty good bet -- he'll become the first ever Major Leaguer born in Peru. Though both of his parents are Venezuelan, Luzardo spent the first year of his life in Peru before his family moved to South Florida.
Fernando Tatis Jr. - SS San Diego Padres (Team World)
Remember Fernando Tatis Sr.? The guy who famously knocked two grand slams in a single inning? Well his son might be even better.

Acquired from the White Sox in exchange for James Shields back in June 2016, Tatis Jr. has become perhaps the face of a Padres farm system ranked as the best in baseball. Don't be surprised to see the sweet swinging infielder in the bigs at some point next season, but make sure you tune in to watch him at the Futures Game Sunday. Maybe he'll one-up his dad and knock three grand slams in a single inning.