Lance Brozdowski is a player development analyst for Marquee Sports Network. Below is Lance’s list of the Top 30 Cubs prospects as he unveiled on “Road to Wrigley” Monday evening. For more on the Cubs prospects all year long, follow Lance on Twitter @lancebroz.

Note: Brozdowski’s full analysis of his Top 30 prospect rankings will be out next week in advance of minor league Opening Day.

Also be on the lookout for a special episode of the Cubs Weekly Podcast next week where Brozdowski breaks down the toughest decisions on his rankings and analyzes the Cubs farm system as a whole.

For reference, here is Brozdowski’s list from the middle of last season.

1. Pete Crow-Armstrong
2. Kevin Alcantara
3. Hayden Wesneski
4. Benjamin Brown
5. Jordan Wicks

6. Owen Caissie
7. Alexander Canario
8. Matt Mervis
9. Daniel Palencia
10. Brennen Davis

11. Cade Horton
12. Cristian Hernandez
13. James Triantos
14. Ed Howard
15. D.J. Herz

16. Miguel Amaya
17. Drew Gray
18. Jackson Ferris
19. Yohendrick Pinango
20. Kohl Franklin

21. Ryan Jensen
22. Cam Sanders
23. Caleb Kilian
24. Moises Ballesteros
25. Porter Hodge

26. Jefferson Rojas
27. Jeremiah Estrada
28. Zac Leigh
29. Kevin Made
30. Luis Devers

Brozdowski’s list differs quite a bit from MLB Pipeline’s Jim Callis, including the Top 5 selections.

Both analysts have Crow-Armstrong and Alcantara in the top two spots but where Brozdowski goes Wesneski-Brown-Wicks as his 3-4-5, Callis takes a different route with Davis ranked 3rd, Horton 4th and Wesneski 5th.

For Callis’ complete Top 30 rankings, head to MLB.com.

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