Where to watch for Braves’ top prospects

As Braves fans keep an eye on how the top prospects fare in the minors this season, here’s a look at where some of them are starting the season:

GWINNETT

52 P Aaron Blair

26 P Mike Foltynewicz

34 P Tyrell Jenkins

24 3B Rio Ruiz

8 CF Mallex Smith

MISSISSIPPI

7 SS Ozzie Albies

32 P Chris Ellis

8 P Jason Hursh

15 P Sean Newcomb

26 P Lucas Sims

CAROLINA

24 LF Braxton Davidson

7 SS Dansby Swanson

ROME

24 CF Ronald Acuna

32 P Max Fried

13 3B Austin Riley

57 P Ricardo Sanchez

54 P Mike Soroka

20 P Touki Toussaint

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