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Prospects who could be called up 2021

April 8th, 2021 Share share-square-1028896 Opening Day rosters featured 17 Top 100 Prospects, yet it s some unheralded rookies who have made the biggest impact during the first week of the big league season. Tigers outfielder Akil Baddoo, Reds second baseman Jonathan India, Dodgers utilityman Zach McKinstry and White Sox catcher Yermín Mercedes have generated plenty of highlights. There are several prospects who didn t begin the season in the Majors who will make their presence felt later in the year. Below, we highlight one for each club. AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST A 20-year-old pitcher reaching the Majors this early? It isn’t out of the realm of possibility. With a September birthdate, Woods Richardson was young for his class and, if not for 2020, would be entering his third full Minor League season. The right-hander sports four above-average pitches and has little issue filling up the zone. The Blue Jays got a good look at that skill set this spring, when he fanned eight over e