Every year, as the MLB draft winds down, I get questions from readers about where each team's top pick might rank among prospects within their organizations.

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Here I quickly address that question for the top-10 draft picks, as well as three others I liked beyond the top 10, ranking them as prospects within their farm system and looking at who is ranked close to them.

For a look at my top 100 draft prospects for 2015, click here. Player-card scouting reports and profiles were written by Christopher Crawford, Eric Longenhagen and myself.

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Swanson is easily the top prospect in a system with several power-armed starters, none of whom is quite as complete a prospect as Swanson is right now