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Pitchers and catchers have reported for the Atlanta Braves, with the first full-team workout scheduled for Thursday.

The Braves have a lot of new faces in camp after trading away some serious talent in the offseason.

The start of Cactus and Grapefruit League games next week means all eyes will soon be trained on baseball’s top prospects. However, with so many top-ranked young players in major league camp, focusing may be a little tricky.

Spring training is underway, which means two things above all: One, the weather is bound to warm up (eventually); and two, fantasy baseball owners are prepping for their drafts and warming to the idea of another long, challenging, daunting—and yet oh-so-fun—season of player selection, trade talk and lineup decisions.

While we unfortunately can't do anything about the weather, we can make your fantasy baseball planning and picking a heck of a lot easier.

The Moneyball philosophy may not have resulted in a World Series title for the Oakland Athletics yet, but it undoubtedly had an impact on the way teams are assembled throughout the league.

Whether we're talking about a small-market team facing a payroll crunch or a large-market team with a seemingly endless payroll stream, baseball is still a business. And at the end of the day, it's all about getting the most bang for your buck when it comes to assembling an MLB roster.

With spring training firing up this week, many MLB rosters will begin to take shape in the coming days, but that doesn't mean executives around baseball have finished retooling their teams.

Injuries and/or disgruntled employees can often push a MLB front office into making a deal during spring training. Contenders with holes on their roster might be underwhelmed by what they see on the field in camp, forcing a general manager to make a win-now move. 

Much to the dismay of the New York Yankees' brass, Alex Rodriguez is back.

With the 39-year-old set to return to the diamond for the first time since 2013, the crucial question entering the season is just where exactly he fits into the plans in the Bronx.

With the top 150 fantasy baseball players all ordered and ranked on the initial 2015 Big Board, it's time to get into the individual position rankings. All told, there will be (count 'em) 300 players ranked.

Not every successful major league player is a former top prospect.

One of the more rewarding aspects of scouting comes from the identification of young players who, despite flying under the radar, showcase the potential to be impact players at the highest level. That's also what makes spring training so great: It's an opportunity to view a wide range of players who might not be well-known outside of their organizations.

With that said, here’s a look at 10 under-the-radar spring training prospects worth knowing for the 2015 season.

Pitchers and catchers have officially begun reporting to spring training, with the first full-squad workouts slated for the middle of next week. 

MLB spring training is finally underway.

It's been a busy offseason, as busy as any in recent memory with exciting winter meetings, some big free-agent signings and no shortage of blockbuster trades.

MLB spring training is a stressful time of year for borderline big leaguers looking to crack a roster. Utility infielders, bullpen arms and fifth-starter candidates all know the feeling.

Of course, there are also some former All-Stars like Shane Victorino and Andre Ethier who find themselves in unfamiliar roster positions as the 2015 season approaches.