Who picked up the best of the best at the Deadline?

Eighty-six prospects changed MLB organizations in the two weeks leading up to Monday night's Trade Deadline. Fifty-six of them were ranked. So who were the best pickups? Here's a look at the top 25.

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From tributes to three beloved television shows to a Minor League broadcaster getting a well-earned bobblehead treatment, here are some sensational promos worth getting you out to the ol' ballgame in August.

Just Jesús Made (Brewers) showing why he's the No. 1 prospect in baseball. Sure, the 19-year-old delivered a career night with two of his five hits leaving the yard and seven RBIs for Double-A Biloxi, but he also stands second on the circuit in both RBIs (76) and runs (71). 

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What the cool kids will be wearing in the cornfields

The St. Paul Saints and Iowa Cubs will meet in the MiLB at Field of Dreams game on Aug. 11 in the iconic cornfields of Dyersville, Iowa. The clubs gave a glimpse of the throwback-style uniforms the prospects will don in the nostalgia-evoking showdown. 

The Brookyln Cyclones' 12th annual Seinfeld Night featured an Elaine dance contest, a "second spitter" contest and iconic bobbleheads.

If Sunday's game was George Lombard Jr.'s swan song, it was a good one. The top Yankees prospect -- called up to The Show -- collected four hits.

Who better than the Rocket City Trash Pandas, who have a name derived from a raccoon, to pay tribute to the internet's most famous one?

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The podcast crew makes educated guesses about the Trade Deadline, talks about the performances of Max Clark and Sebastian Walcott, discusses the tough news about teen sensation Seth Hernandez and reviews a recent trip to Double-A Richmond's new ballpark.

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