Rank Name Org Position Age Bats Throws Height Weight Notes FYPD? Video TB SS 18 AA S R 5' 10” 189 N/A No 2 LAA OF 20 AAA R R 6' 3” 215 N/A No 3 CWS OF 22 AAA R R 6' 3” 185 N/A No 4 SEA OF 18 A+ R R 6' 4” 225 N/A No 5 CWS 1B 21 A+/AA R R 6' 0” 214 N/A Yes 6 LAD 2B 22 MLB L R 6' 2” 190 N/A No 7 ARI OF 18 A/A+ R R 6' 3” 190 N/A No 8 SF SS 18 A R R 6' 2” 178 N/A No 9 HOU P 22 AAA R R 6' 7” 195 H ¾ No 10 OAK P 22 MLB L L 6' 0” 209 H ¾ No 11 SD P 20 AAA L L 6' 3” 195 No 12 OAK P 24 MLB L L 6' 7” 238 H ¾ No 13 STL OF 21 AAA S L 6' 3” 205 N/A No Proj. Level Arm Slot 1 Wander Franco Consensus top prospect in baseball. Don't overthink the selection at 1.1 YouTube YouTube Jo Adell Not worried about AAA struggles or potential speed decline. YouTube YouTube Luis Robert Massive power and speed. Blazed through three levels last year and will be up early in the season. YouTube YouTube Julio Rodriguez Not as sold on the hit tool as others seem to be. YouTube YouTube Andrew Vaughn Last year's lack of power seems to have scared some people off. He's still a hit/power machine. Twitter Twitter Gavin Lux Solid major leaguer but I don't think the ceiling is as high as the players ranked above. YouTube YouTube Kristian Robinson Hopefully he can keep the strikeouts in check enough to showcase his sexy power/speed combo. Not as big as I was expecting from reading scouting reports. Marco Luciano Racked up 25 XBH in 179 AB as a minor in rookie ball and A-. Showed excellent plate recognition skills. Power will grow as he matures physically. Forrest Whitley The buy-low window has slammed shut thanks to a solid AFL performance. Jesus Luzardo Three plus pitches and has already tasted the majors. MacKenzie Gore Multi ple Will be in the bigs sooner than later as AJ Preller fights to keep his job. A.J. Puk XL human. Would be starting his third MLB season if not for Tommy John at the beginning of 2018. Dylan Carlson Last year's breakout prospect should be in the MLB sooner than later. 14 MIN SS 20 AA R R 6' 2” 200 N/A No 15 SD SS 19 A/A+ L R 6' 2” 185 N/A Yes 16 BAL C 21 A S R 6' 2” 216 N/A Yes 17 NYY OF 16 S R 5' 10” 190 N/A Yes 18 ATL OF 20 AAA S R 6' 2” 183 N/A No 19 SEA OF 20 AA L L 6' 0” 196 N/A No 20 KC SS 19 R R 6' 1” 190 N/A Yes 21 ARI OF 19 A L L 5' 10” 165 N/A Yes 22 DET P 21 AA R R 6' 6” 215 ¾ No 23 MIA P 21 AAA R R 6' 0” 185 ¾ No 24 LAD P 22 MLB R R 6' 6” 180 L ¾ No 25 DET P 22 AA R R 6' 3” 220 H ¾ No 26 SD P 20 AA R R 6' 0” 192 H ¾ No 27 PHI P 23 AA R R 6' 2” 205 H ¾ No Royce Lewis A strong AFL has made some forget about his down season after entering 2019 as a top ten prospect. CJ Abrams The speedster has shown more pop than expected. He's an absolute burner and larger than expected. Adley Rutschman Plus hit and power. Best catching prospect in many years but not “best prospect since Bryce Harper” good. Jasson Dominguez Rooki e Going to need to see more than BP videos to move a 16 year old into the top ten. Everything looks great though. Drew Waters Maybe the most divisive prospect in baseball due to high BABIP and less than ideal contact rates. I'm not going to hold a bad showing in AAA against him. He was 20 and managed to collect 56 XBH throughout the season. Jarred Kelenic Solid tools across the board but I don't think any are higher than above-average. Bobby Witt Jr. Rooki e Five tool guy that still has a long way to go before he reaches his offensive ceiling. Corbin Carroll Billed as a contact/speed guy. Showed surprising power last year with 18 XBH in 154 PA. Matt Manning Big fastball. Lack of a third pitch and questionable command keeps him out of my top tier of pitchers. Sixto Sanchez Short. Whippy delivery. Don't care. Big fastball. No walks. Dustin May Whippy delivery and lack of strikeouts keep him out of the top tier of pitchers. Casey Mize Started hot and faded down the stretch. Concerns about highish arm slot. Hyperabduction candidate. Luis Patino Short. Explosive fastball. Fantastic slider. Changeup is nowhere close to ready. Spencer Howard Dominant last year. Big fastball. Average secondaries. Has never topped 116 IP. 28 LAD SS 21 AA R R 5' 11” 180 N/A No 29 TB 2B 21 AAA S R 5' 9” 155 N/A No 30 WAS SS 22 MLB R R 6' 2” 190 N/A No 31 COL 2B 23 MLB R R 6' 0” 180 N/A No 32 SD OF 22 AA L L 6' 2” 215 N/A No 33 MIN 1B 22 AAA L L 6' 2” 195 N/A Last year's lack of power was a huge buzzkill No 34 TOR P 23 AAA R R 6'6” 245 H ¾ No 35 SF OF 17 R R 5' 11” 160 N/A No 36 SEA SS 18 R R 6' 1” 181 N/A No 37 PHI 3B 23 AAA R R 6' 5” 225 N/A No 38 TB P 23 MLB L L 6' 2” 212 H ¾ No 39 ARI OF 19 A+ L L 5' 11” 175 N/A No 40 CLE OF 19 L L 5' 10” 160 N/A No Jeter Downs Kicked in the door at AA last year. Probably going to get thiccc and stop running but his power hit and tools are still solid. Vidal Brujan Surprising power for his frame but still below average. Plus hitter. Double plus runner. Carter Kieboom Prospectors soured on him after a small, strikeout laden sample of MLB. He'll be fine Brendan Rodgers Had a rough month in the majors last year and tumbled down lists. Still has above average contact and power. Taylor Trammell A victim of prospect fatigue, he still features a potential plus hit tool and plus-plus speed. He also puts on a show in batting practice, so hopefully there's more power coming. YouTube YouTube Alex Kirilloff Nate Pearson Has never pitched more than 101.2 innings. Several 70-80 grades on his fastball. Electric arsenal. Questionable command and health. Luis Matos Rooki e Not sure why everyone is all over Marte but not Matos. Showed off his speed, contact, and power in the lower levels last year. Noelvi Marte Rooki e Prospect world is all over the place on this one. I've seen everything from 80 grade speed to an Adrian Beltre comp. I think he gets bigger and loses his wheels. Still a solid piece without them. Alec Bohm Big power. Struck out less than expected for a guy with a “questionable” hit tool. Brendan McKay Don't count on many batting stats despite a few glowing scouting reports. Solid enough as SP-only though. Alek Thomas Above average tools across the board, including somewhat surprising power. Not good at stealing bases at the moment and struggled as a youngster at A+. George Valera Rooki e Swing porn. Needs to calm down with the strikeouts but the swing is so pretty that I have to assume he'll get it under control. 41 DET OF 19 A L L 6' 3” 200 N/A Yes 42 TB OF 21 AAA L R 6' 4” 205 N/A No 43 LAA OF 21 AAA L R 6' 4” 215 N/A No 44 CHC OF 20 A R R 6' 4” 175 N/A No 45 TOR 3B 18 R R 6' 1” 188 N/A No 46 BOS 1B 19 A+ L R 6' 4” 238 N/A No 47 CWS P 23 MLB R R 6' 3” 205 N/A No 48 PIT P 23 MLB R R 6' 2” 210 H ¾ No 49 TB 2B 20 A+ S R 5' 10” 175 N/A Blazing speed. No power. Not a shortstop. No 50 TOR P 19 A+ R R 6' 3” 210 H ¾ No Riley Greene Solid contact and power. Struck out a lot for a plus contact guy but was only 18. Josh Lowe Standout fall league moved him up lists. Not far enough, though. Brandon Marsh Another guy that turned heads at the AFL. Fast even though he has the natural build of a linebacker. Potential above average tools across the board. Needs to develop consistency. Not much in-game power yet. YouTube YouTube Brennen Davis Defied the haters and struck out only 18.6% at A ball as at 19. Many think the speed wont stay around but the power showed up this year. YouTube YouTube Orelvis Martinez Rooki e Showed off big power as a minor in the GCL. Will not play SS for long. Triston Casas Love the power. Not buying that he's ever more than a average contact guy despite reports. Michael Kopech Command issues and missing the entire season slide him down the list. Mitch Keller Pitched much better at the MLB level than at AAA, despite the inflated ERA. Big fastball, nice breaking ball, mixed reports on the change. YouTube YouTube Xavier Edwards Simeon Woods Richardson Mets really managed his innings in the beginning of the season but he made it to A+ as an 18 year old anyway. Three above average pitches and solid command.