BA will be posting their overall Top 100 prospects soon, maybe next week.  I thought it would be fun to try to predict what it will be.  I based the list pretty much on the BA Team Top 10's, League Top 20's, last year's BA Top 100 and as many rankings as I know about Callis' Top 50 (almost all of them).  But, I also used my own judgment, so there are some discrepancies.  I also included 10 Honorable Mentions - BA usually includes these also.

1    Jay    Bruce
2    Evan    Longoria
3    Clay    Buchholz
4    Joba    Chamberlain
5    Clayton    Kershaw
6    Colby    Rasmus
7    Cameron    Maybin
8    David    Price
9    Travis     Snider
10    Homer    Bailey
11    Matt    Wieters
12    Jake    McGee
13    Rick     Porcello
14    Jacoby    Ellsbury
15    Mike    Moustakas
16    Andy    LaRoche
17    Andrew    McCutchen
18    Brandon    Wood
19    Matt    LaPorta
20    Wade    Davis
21    Reid    Brignac
22    Fernando    Martinez
23    Franklin    Morales
24    Carlos    Gonzalez
25    Kosuke    Fukudome
26    Joey    Votto
27    Jason    Heyward
28    Jordan    Schafer
29    Angel    Villalona
30    Jose    Tabata
31    Jeff    Clement
32    Johnny     Cueto
33    Chris    Marrero
34    Desmond    Jennings
35    Austin     Jackson
36    Brett    Anderson
37    Lars    Anderson
38    Gio    Gonzalez
39    Adam    Miller
40    Nick    Adenhart
41    Chase    Headley
42    Josh    Vitters
43    Deolis    Guerra
44    Fautino    De Los Santos
45    Ross    Detwiler
46    Elvis    Andrus
47    Jarrod    Parker
48    Chris    Volstad
49    Matt    Antonelli
50    Ian    Stewart
51    Dexter    Fowler
52    Daniel    Cortes
53    Tim    Alderson
54    Justin    Masterson
55    Phillipe    Aumont
56    Chris    Tillman
57    Carlos    Triunfel
58    Carlos    Gomez
59    Carlos    Carrasco
60    Chin-Lung    Hu
61    Daric    Barton
62    Luke    Hochevar
63    Ian    Kennedy
64    Jair    Jurrjens
65    Jed    Lowrie
66    Manny    Parra
67    Neil    Walker
68    Geovany    Soto
69    J.R.    Towles
70    Chris    Davis
71    Eric    Hurley
72    Greg    Reynolds
73    Brandon    Jones
74    Gorkys    Hernandez
75    Hiroki    Kuroda
76    Jordan    Walden
77    Matt    Latos
78    Stephen    Pearce
79    Hank    Conger
80    Taylor    Teagarden
81    Scott    Elbert
82    Max    Scherzer
83    Radhames    Liz
84    Madison    Bumgarner
85    Aaron    Poreda
86    Beau    Mills
87    Wladimir    Balentien
88    Jeff    Niemann
89    Troy    Patton
90    Chuck    Lofgren
91    Hector    Gomez
92    Brent    Lillibridge
93    Michael    Bowden
94    Tyler    Colvin
95    Adrian    Cardenas
96    Bill    Rowell
97    Colin    Balester
98    Mike    Burgess
99    Drew    Stubbs
100    Chris    Perez
HM    Ryan    Kalish
HM    Will    Inman
HM    Jeremy     Hellickson
HM    Henry    Sosa
HM    Jaime    Garcia
HM    Wes    Hodges
HM    Brett    Sinkbeil
HM    Cole    Rohrbough
HM    Bryan    Anderson
HM    Nick    Blackburn

There are 50 AL players and 50 NL players, so that seems right.  There are 55 hitters and 45 pitchers, so that seems about right, too.  Tampa has 7 guys, Boston has 6 and Cincy, Oakland, Colorado and Baltimore (surprise!) have 5 each.  I dont think any team will get shut out, like San Diego was last year (the Santana trade may have saved Minnesota), altho the White Sox are a possibility.  There are 5 teams w only 1 player (Detroit, Toronto, Mets, Houston and ChiSox).  I wont bother listing them, but I count 20 guys that made last year's list that wont make it this year, which also seems about right.