Complete Atlanta Braves 2015 Season Preview | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors

Jose Peraza

The Braves' top prospect in the organization entered this spring with an outside chance to win the starting second base duties. However, this seemed to be a long shot, as there's no real rush to get the 20-year-old to the big leagues with the Braves likely in a transition year.

Jose Peraza's struggles this spring (one hit in 16 at-bats) only highlighted that he could use some more at-bats in Triple-A to begin the season.

Still, there's a reason Peraza is the highest-rated prospect in the organization, and he should make the MLB at some point in 2015. 

If Peterson continues his play from this spring, Peraza may not be needed until September. However, it wouldn't be a shocker to see him sometime this summer if there are injuries or struggles.

Mike Foltynewicz

It appears that Mike Foltynewicz will be on the outside looking in for a rotation spot after he lasted just 2.2 innings against the Phillies on Tuesday. 

Foltynewicz allowed three runs (two solo home runs) and generally struggled with his command (two walks) on Tuesday. This was evidence that the 23-year-old has a little ways to go in terms of developing as a starting pitcher.

At the same time, there's no denying his talent. Foltynewicz struck out four batters with a tough breaking ball as well as a fastball he ratcheted up to 97 mph on a few occasions.

Fans will see at Foltynewicz at the MLB level at some point in 2015. While it may not be to start the season, he will have an impact on this season.

Tyrell Jenkins

Tyrell Jenkins is likely a season away from impacting the Atlanta Braves, although he could be a September call-up. However, the prospect acquired in the Jason Heyward trade has impressed during his brief stint this spring.

The 22-year-old has dealt with injuries in the minors, which has halted his progress thus far. If healthy, Jenkins possesses a nice arsenal of pitches that includes a mid-90s fastball, curveball, and changeup. He combines those pitches with a high leg kick, which makes the ball difficult for hitters to pick up.

Jenkins may not make the majors this season, but fans should continue to monitor his progress in the minors this season.