Remember, best is a relative term here. I'm excited to see what the Cubs are doing from here forward, as the kids are starting to arrive and the Cubs have been playing some of their best baseball in several years lately. What we've seen so far is still barely a dent in the system that the Cubs have built up, and I'm going to do my best to take a suggestion that I made around mid season and do a top 20 list for both the positional and the top 20 pitching prospects. I'll allow the September callups to remain on the list, but guys like Soler, Baez, Hendricks, Wada, and Alcantara, who may still have rookie eligibility (not sure on Alcantara) will be off since I'm under the impression that they're up to stay up right now.
