2011 MLB Futures Game: Rosters, Start Time and TV Info

One of my favorite events of MLB's All-Star festivities is the Futures Game, and 2011 is going to be no different. The game is filled with the prospects that baseball fans hear about, and are destined to become the faces that drive the game forward.

There is not enough time in the day to actually try and watch these guys play, but for one glorious game they are all on the same field at the same time.

This is the 13th annual Futures Game, and it will be played in the U.S. vs the World format. The game will be on Sunday, July 10th at 6 p.m. (EST) and can be seen live on MLB.TV, ESPN2 and ESPN2 HD. You can also follow the action on MLB.com's Gameday or listen to a play-by-play broadcast live on XM Radio 175.

Below are the rosters for each team. The players' name are followed by their parent team and their baseball rankings courtesy of Baseball America. This wonderful list was put together by Bleacher Report's Matt Faulconer.

Team USA

Pitchers

Jarred Cosart (Philadelphia Phillies, A)—Ranked No. 70 overall

Kyle Gibson (Minnesota Twins, AAA)—Ranked No. 34 overall

Matt Harvey (NY Mets, A)—Not in top 100, ranked as Mets' No. 4 prospect

Shelby Miller (St. Louis Cardinals, AA)—Ranked No. 13 overall

Matt Moore (Tampa Bay Rays, AA)—Ranked No. 15 overall

Brad Peacock (Washington Nationals, AA)—Not in Top 100, ranked as Nationals' No. 10 prospect

Drew Pomeranz (Cleveland Indians, A)—Ranked No. 61 overall

Tyler Skaggs (Arizona Diamondbacks, A)—Ranked No. 82 overall

Tyler Thornburg (Milwaukee Brewers, A)—Not in Top 100, ranked as Brewers' No. 6 prospect

Jacob Turner (Detroit Tigers, AA)—Ranked No. 21 overall

Catchers

Devin Mesoraco (Cincinnati Reds, AAA)—Ranked No. 64 overall

Austin Romine (NY Yankees, AA)—Ranked No. 98 overall

Infielders

Nolan Arenado (Colorado Rockies, A)—Ranked No. 80 overall

Tim Beckham (Tampa Bay Rays, AA)—Not in Top 100 or considered Top 10 in Rays Organization

James Darnell (San Diego Padres, AA)—Not in Top 100 or considered Top 10 in Padres Organization

Paul Goldschmidt (Arizona Diamondbacks, AA)—Not in Top 100 or considered Top 10 in Diamondbacks Organization

Grant Green (Oakland Athletics, AA)—Ranked No. 63 overall

Jason Kipnis (Cleveland Indians, AAA)—Ranked No. 54 overall

Manny Machado (Baltimore Orioles, A)—Ranked No. 14 overall

Will Middlebrooks (Boston Red Sox, AA)—Not in Top 100 or considered Top 10 in Red Sox Organization

Outfielders

Gary Brown (San Francisco Giants, A)—Not in Top 100, ranked as Giants' No. 3 prospect

Bryce Harper (Washington Nationals, A)—Ranked No. 1 overall

Wil Myers (Kansas City Royals, AA)—Ranked No. 10 overall

Matthew Szczur (Chicago Cubs, A)—Not in Top 100, ranked as Cubs' No. 7 prospect

Mike Trout (Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, AA)—Ranked No. 2 overall

Team World

Pitchers

Henderson Alvarez (Toronto Blue Jays, AA)—Not in Top 100 or considered Top 10 in Blue Jays Organization

Kelvin Herrera (Kansas City Royals, AA)—Not in Top 100 or considered Top 10 in Royals Organization

Liam Hendricks (Minnesota Twins, AA)—Not in Top 100, ranked as Twins' No. 6 prospect

Gregory Infante (Chicago White Sox, AAA)—Not in Top 100, ranked as White Sox' No. 6 prospect

Jhan Marinez (Florida Marlins, AA)—Not in Top 100, ranked as Marlins' No. 4 prospect

Carlos Martinez (St. Louis Cardinals, A)—Not in Top 100, ranked as Cardinals' No. 3 prospect

James Paxton (Seattle Mariners, A)—Not in Top 100 or considered Top 10 in Mariners Organization

Martin Perez (Texas Rangers, AA)—Ranked No. 24 overall

Julio Teheran (Atlanta Braves, AAA)—Ranked No. 5 overall

Arodys Vizcaino (Atlanta Braves, AA)—Ranked No. 93 overall

Catchers

Wilin Rosario (Colorado Rockies, AA)—Ranked No. 49 overall

Sebastian Valle (Philadelphia Phillies, A)—Not in Top 100, ranked as Phillies' No. 6 prospect

Infielders

Yonder Alonso (Cincinnati Reds, AAA)—Ranked No. 73 overall

Jose Altuve (Houston Astros, AA)—Not in Top 100 or considered Top 10 in Astros Organization

Hak-Ju Lee (Tampa Bay Rays, A)—Ranked No. 92 overall

Francisco Martinez (Detroit Tigers, AA)—Not in Top 100, ranked as Tigers' No. 4 prospect

Alex Liddi (Seattle Mariners, AAA)—Not in Top 100 or considered Top 10 in Mariners Organization

Jefry Marte (New York Mets, A)—Not in Top 100 or considered Top 10 in Mets Organization

Jurickson Profar (Texas Rangers, A)—Ranked No. 74 overall

Jonathan Schoop (Baltimore Orioles, A)—Not in Top 100, ranked as Orioles' No. 10 prospect

Outfielders

Dayan Viciedo (Chicago White Sox, AAA)—Ranked No. 61 overall

Starling Marte (Pittsburgh Pirates, AA)—Not in Top 100, ranked as Pirates' No. 4 prospect

Reymond Fuentes (San Diego Padres, A)—Not in Top 100, ranked as Padres' No. 4 prospect

Alfredo Silverio (LA Dodgers, AA)—Not in Top 100 or considered Top 10 in Dodgers Organization

Chih-Hsien Chiang (Boston Red Sox, AA)—Not in Top 100 or considered Top 10 in Red Sox Organization