Ten New England minor leaguers to watch this spring

Michael King had a 1.15 ERA in six Triple A starts last season. (Todd Hiller Photography)

Minor League Baseball’s top ranked prospect, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., hit .381/.437/.636 across four levels last season. Most of that came in your own back yard, playing for Toronto's Double-A affiliate, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats.

If you were lucky enough, you took advantage of the opportunity to see not only him, but teammates Cavan Biggio and Bo Bichette, fellow second-generation stars appearing bound for great things at the highest level.

If you were even luckier, you got to see some of the following players long before that.

With less than a month to go before the season kicks off, we present 10 of the top New England-bred prospects, who are looking to continue their ascent towards the big leagues.