Follow @RoyalsBlue_com The next wave is just around the corner which I’m pretty sure most Royals fans are ready for. For a team in the position like the Royals having a good farm system is crucial for success. Someone who knows the Royals prospects best is Royals Farm Report so I thought I’d ask them a few questions about the current prospects in the farm system. Plus it’s always fun to learn about the future of the Royals.   Q: What is one prospect that you thought would be a big contributor at the MLB level that really never panned out?   A: I always thought Rey Fuentes would be a guy that could stick on a big-league roster as a 4th OF. Hit well at Omaha in 2015 and then got that Opening Night starts at The K in 2016. He held his own at the plate, posting a 95 wRC+ in 13 games, but then he kind of fell off the face of the earth. Didn’t hit well at all for AZ the next year. I never thought he’d be an All-Star but I really thought he’d have some bench value.    Q: Who hasn’t the highest ceiling out of all the prospects?   A: Bobby Witt Jr. is probably the obvious choice here. 4 tools that grade as 60 or better. Will stick at SS. But if you’re looking for an underdog candidate, I might say Khalil Lee. Lots of raw power, good wheels, great eye. I’m not sure how confident I am he’ll put it ALL together, but his ceiling is really high if he does.   Q: Which prospect has the highest floor?   A: Brady Singer, probably. When we talk about floor, we’re usually talking about two things: 1) what level they’re most likely to reach and the 2) how good they’re most likely to be when they get there. Brady Singer is definitely, absolutely going to be a big-league pitcher (1). I think there’s a better than good chance he sticks as a starter long-term (2). I don’t think he’s got the ceiling of Lynch or Kowar, but I can see both of them becoming relievers as well.   Q: Favorite prospect?   A: I’m still partial to MJ Melendez. A former pitcher myself, I love an elite catching prospect. There’s a...