Miami Marlins: Looking back at the Top 10 Prospects from 2011

By Matt Melton | Sep 23, 2021

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The Miami Marlins farm system at the moment is currently stacked with numerous top prospects that are considered some of the best in the game. However, was it always that way?

The Marlins have always had talent coming through the minor leagues, many of which have been considered as “can’t-miss” prospects. Looking back now however, where did the Marlins former top prospects end up?

Where are the Miami Marlins 2011 Top 10 Prospects playing now?

This is the start of a series here at Marlin Maniac that will take a look at the Miami Marlins former top prospects. To do this, we will be using the end-of-year rankings courtesy of MLB Pipeline.

The first year up? 2011.

The Marlins farm system wasn’t necessarily tops in the game at the time, but did sport one prospect ranked among MLB’s Top 50, as well as multiple players that went-on to shine for the club at the big league level.

So, here is a look at the Miami Marlins 2011 end of season Top 10 prospects, starting with No. 10.

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