Coby Mayo, unlike many players, was honest. Shortly after he was informed by Baltimore’s brass that he wasn’t making the Orioles’ opening day roster, Mayo spoke to reporters after cleaning out his locker.

"It definitely is difficult," Mayo told reporters, including the Baltimore Banner. "It obviously sucks because you feel like you've proven everything you've needed to. Sometimes it doesn't feel like it's quite enough.

Mayo, a corner infielder, has spent 151 games with Triple-A Norfolk and hit. 279 with a .919 OPS. Those numbers alone show he’s mastered the league and plays a large role in why he’s a top-15 prospect.