With the 2017 season getting started, here's a look at where the Giants' Top 30 prospects are projected to start the season:
1. Tyler Beede -- Sacramento River Cats (AAA)
2. Christian Arroyo -- Sacramento River Cats (AAA)
3. Bryan Reynolds -- San Jose Giants (A Adv)
4. Steven Duggar -- Extended spring training
5. Chris Shaw -- Richmond Flying Squirrels (AA)
6. Sandro Fabian -- Augusta GreenJackets (A)
7. Heath Quinn -- Extended spring training
8. Joan Gregorio -- Sacramento River Cats (AAA)
9. Jordan Johnson -- Richmond Flying Squirrels (AA)
10. Andrew Suarez -- Richmond Flying Squirrels (AA)
11. Ty Blach -- San Francisco Giants (MLB)
12. Steven Okert -- Sacramento River Cats (AAA)
13. Sam Coonrod -- Richmond Flying Squirrels (AA)
14. Matt Krook -- San Jose Giants (A Adv)
15. Aramis Garcia -- San Jose Giants (A Adv)
16. C.J. Hinojosa -- Extended spring training
17. Reyes Moronta -- Richmond Flying Squirrels (AA)
18. Rodolfo Martinez -- Richmond Flying Squirrels (AA)
19. Austin Slater -- Sacramento River Cats (AAA)
20. Kelvin Beltre -- Augusta GreenJackets (A)
21. Dan Slania -- Richmond Flying Squirrels (AA)
22. Cory Taylor -- Richmond Flying Squirrels (AA)
23. Chris Stratton -- Sacramento River Cats (AAA)
24. Chase Johnson -- Sacramento River Cats (AAA)
25. Jalen Miller -- San Jose Giants (A Adv)
26. Melvin Adon -- Augusta GreenJackets (A)
27. Garrett Williams -- Extended spring training
28. Dylan Davis -- Extended spring training
29. Ryder Jones -- Sacramento River Cats (AAA)
30. Hunter Cole -- Richmond Flying Squirrels (AA)
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Team to watch
Top Giants prospects Tyler Beede and Christian Arroyo -- MLBPipeline.com's Nos. 85 and 86 overall prospects, respectively -- are ticketed for Triple-A Sacramento to begin the year, as are relievers Joan Gregorio, Steven Okert, Reyes Moronta and Rodolfo Martinez. Double-A Richmond's roster also has plenty of talent -- especially on the mound, with Jordan Johnson, Andrew Suarez, Sam Coonrod and Cory Taylor set to start for the Flying Squirrels.
Where baseball's top prospects are starting the 2017 season
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Sacramento River Cats
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New faces
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On the shelf
Outfielders Steven Duggar (flexor strain) and Heath Quinn (hamate) have not yet been assigned to a full-season affiliate and will begin the season rehabbing in extended spring training. The same goes for shortstop C.J. Hinojosa (quad) and outfielder Dylan Davis (shoulder), the latter of whom spent much of the camp working at third base.