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| Rank | OVR | Name | Org | Pos | Age | B | T | Height | WT | Notes | Video | |||||||||||||
| – | 1 | – | 5 | – | Spencer Torkleson | – | DET | – | 3B | – | 21 | – | R | – | R | – | 6′ 1” | – | 220 | – | Huge power with a solid (above-average) hit tool. Probably not a third baseman but I don’t care. | – | YouTube YouTube | – |
| 2 | 22 | Austin Martin | TOR | 3B | 21 | R | R | 6′ 0” | 185 | He’ll be a solid fantasy asset regardless of which defensive position he ends up playing. Many think he has the best bat in the draft class. May have at least above-average tools across the board. Dominated stiff competition in the SEC. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 3 | 23 | Zac Veen | COL | OF | 18 | L | R | 6′ 4” | 190 | Best prep bat on the board. Could develop plus hit and power tools but isn’t as proven as the two college bats ranked above him. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 4 | 24 | Emerson Hancock | SEA | P | 21 | R | R | 6′ 4” | 213 | Four above-average+ pitches. Was in the 1.01 discussion at peak hype. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 5 | 25 | Asa Lacy | KC | P | 21 | L | L | 6′ 4” | 215 | Another guy with four quality pitches. I trust Hancock’s strike throwing ability but Lacy is the top consensus arm in the draft. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 6 | 44 | Max Meyer | MIA | P | 21 | L | R | 6′ 0” | 185 | Double plus slider. At least a plus fastball. Developing change. Lacking a starter’s build and track record of the pitchers above him. Was a reliever most of his college career. Only made 14 starts in three seasons. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 7 | 45 | Garrett Mitchell | MIL | OF | 22 | L | R | 6′ 3” | 215 | Might have the highest upside of the draft class. Plus raw power and speed. His swing needs some work. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 8 | 71 | Nick Gonzales | PIT | 2B | 21 | R | R | 5′ 10” | 190 | The inverse of Garrett Mitchell. Solid hit tool and pretty swing but lacks the size and raw tools to be a fantasy superstar. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 9 | 72 | Ha-seong Kim | SD | 2B | 25 | R | R | 5′ 9” | 167 | Much younger than average pro Asian import. Posted gaudy stats in the KBO but those don’t translate very well. Showed power, speed, and contact skills but his KBO competition was somewhere between AA-AAA level per BA. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 10 | 75 | Austin Hendrick | CIN | OF | 19 | L | L | 6′ 0” | 195 | Massive power. Above-average speed. There are contact concerns but his bat speed and loud tools make him worth the gamble. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 11 | 82 | Mick Abel | PHI | P | 19 | R | R | 6′ 5” | 190 | Three above-average+ pitches. Top prep pitcher in the class. All high school arms are risky but his upside is high. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 12 | 83 | Reid Detmers | LAA | P | 21 | L | L | 6′ 2” | 210 | High floor college arm. Good stuff with solid control but doesn’t have the ace upside of the pitchers above. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 13 | 85 | Robert Hassell | SD | OF | 19 | L | L | 6′ 2” | 195 | Potential solid tools across the board. Experts debate his offensive ceiling (typical of prep prospects) but Hassell looks to be a good contact hitter that should be able to tap into some power and reach enough to steal some bases. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 14 | 90 | Austin Wells | NYY | C | 21 | L | R | 6′ 2” | 220 | Above-average hit and power tools. May not stay at catcher due to questionable defensive skills but his bat should be a fantasy asset at any position. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 15 | 94 | Wilman Diaz | LAD | SS | 17 | R | R | 6′ 2” | 182 | Projected to reach plus contact and above-average power grades. Top bat of the 2020 J2 class. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 16 | 95 | Cristian Hernandez | CHC | SS | 17 | R | R | 6′ 2” | 175 | Could get to above-average everything but projecting a 17 year old kid’s development is a bit of a fool’s errand. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 17 | 97 | Jared Kelley | CWS | P | 19 | R | R | 6′ 3” | 215 | Plus fastball and change. Developing breaking pitch. Good command. White Sox got a steal in the second round. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 18 | 98 | Nick Bitsko | TB | P | 18 | R | R | 6′ 4” | 225 | Plus fastball and curve. Still developing an offspeed pitch but he’s young and his control is solid. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 19 | 99 | Bryce Jarvis | ARI | P | 23 | L | R | 6′ 2” | 195 | Entire arsenal improved during a bite sized 2020 campaign. Fastball is up to the mid-90s. Secondaries and control/command are solid. Would be much higher with a longer track record of success. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 20 | 100 | JT Ginn | NYM | P | 21 | R | R | 6′ 2” | 200 | Three above-average+ pitches. Fell to the second round thanks to 2020 Tommy John. The health concerns are obvious but there’s huge upside here. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 21 | 101 | Carlos Colmenarez | TB | SS | 17 | L | R | 5′ 10” | 170 | Potential above-average hit and power tools. Speed is average. Not quite as tooled up as the two J2 SS above him. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 22 | 118 | Clayton Beeter | LAD | P | 22 | R | R | 6′ 2” | 220 | Three potential plus pitches and a checkered injury history. High upside pitcher with serious health and strike throwing concerns. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 23 | 131 | Daniel Cabrera | DET | OF | 22 | L | L | 6′ 1” | 196 | Average tools across the board. Has a chance to get to above-average hit and power tools. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 24 | 132 | Isaiah Greene | NYM | OF | 19 | L | L | 6′ 1” | 180 | Plus speed. Above-average contact. Was viewed by some as a contact/speed profile but could get to average power. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 25 | 133 | Aaron Sabato | MIN | 1B | 21 | R | R | 6′ 2” | 230 | Plus power. Average hit tool. No defensive value but should be a fantasy contributor if he can stay in the lineup. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 26 | 142 | Pete Crow-Armstrong | NYM | OF | 18 | L | L | 6′ 1” | 180 | Above-average hit and speed. Higher on lists that value defense. Power is below-average. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 27 | 145 | Ed Howard | CHC | SS | 18 | R | R | 6′ 2” | 185 | Average offensive tools across the board. Athletic but his best current tools are defensive. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 28 | 146 | Hudson Haskin | BAL | OF | 21 | R | R | 6′ 2” | 200 | Plus runner. Average contact and power. Aggressive approach. Rarely walks or strikes out. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 29 | 153 | Tyler Soderstrom | OAK | C | 19 | L | R | 6′ 2” | 200 | Good hit tool. Average power. Good speed for a catcher and may change positions. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 30 | 155 | Pedro Pineda | OAK | OF | 17 | R | R | 6′ 1” | 170 | Could reach plus power with his bat speed. Above-average runner. Has some early contact issues. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 31 | 156 | Zach DeLoach | SEA | OF | 21 | L | R | 6′ 1” | 205 | Had a terrible 2019 NCAA season followed by a standout summer league. Average offensive tools but has displayed above-average sprint speeds. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 32 | 157 | Pedro Leon | HOU | OF | 22 | R | R | 5′ 10” | 170 | Above-average power and speed. Average hit tool. My favorite Cuban J2 prospect. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 33 | 172 | Yoelqui Cespedes | CWS | OF | 23 | R | R | 5′ 9” | 205 | Average hit and power tools but supposedly bulked up in his time off. Hopefully it didn’t affect his plus speed. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 34 | 173 | Heston Kjerstad | BAL | OF | 21 | L | R | 6′ 3” | 220 | Big power. Underwhelming everything else. Way too much pre-contact action in his swing. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 35 | 176 | Patrick Bailey | SF | C | 21 | S | R | 6′ 2” | 207 | Could get to an average hit tool. Above-average power but I’m not convinced he’ll hit enough to light up the box score. Excellent defensive tools and will stick at the position. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 36 | 202 | Jared Jones | PIT | P | 19 | L | R | 6′ 1” | 180 | Plus fastball. Above-average breaking pitch. Developing change. Fringy but improving control and command. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 37 | 203 | Cole Henry | WAS | P | 21 | R | R | 6′ 4” | 211 | Plus fastball. Potentially plus curve. Change is usable. Should be able to stay in the rotation. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 38 | 204 | Alex Santos | HOU | P | 18 | R | R | 6′ 3” | 185 | Above-average fastball and curve. Developing changeup. Could be a potential mid-rotation starter but nothing is overpowering at the moment. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 39 | 205 | Dax Fulton | MIA | P | 19 | L | L | 6′ 6” | 225 | Missed his senior season due to Tommy John or he may have been a much more hyped draft selection. Plus curveball and above-average fastball. Average change. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 40 | 210 | Cade Cavalli | WAS | P | 22 | R | R | 6′ 4” | 226 | Above-average+ fastball and two breaking pitches. Developing offspeed and questionable command. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 41 | 211 | Cole Wilcox | SD | P | 21 | R | R | 6′ 5” | 232 | Three above-average+ pitches. Can struggle with command. Low arm slot. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 42 | 214 | Carmen Mlodzinski | PIT | P | 21 | R | R | 6′ 2” | 232 | Three above-average+ pitches. Has looked fantastic over short stints but struggles with health and command/control. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 43 | 227 | Justin Foscue | TEX | 2B | 21 | R | R | 6′ 0” | 203 | 14th pick of 2020 draft. Broke out during a huge sophomore season and was raking again before Covid cut his junior season short. Average hit and power tools. No speed. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 44 | 228 | Jhonny Piron | TB | OF | 16 | R | R | 6′ 1” | 165 | Could get to above-average power and speed. Should have at least an average hit tool but it’s hard to project someone this young. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 45 | 229 | Carson Tucker | CLE | SS | 18 | R | R | 6′ 2” | 180 | Plus runner with an above-average hit tool. Small framed and lacks power like his brother Cole. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 46 | 230 | Petey Halpin | CLE | OF | 18 | L | R | 6′ 0” | 180 | Plus speed. Above-average contact. Quick swing with minimal moving parts but doesn’t generate much power. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 47 | 236 | Kyle Harrison | SF | P | 19 | R | L | 6′ 2” | 200 | Received a first round bonus despite being drafted in the fifth. Can throw three average+ pitches for strikes but has no current standout offerings. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 48 | 237 | Garrett Crochet | CWS | P | 21 | L | L | 6′ 6” | 218 | Plus fastball and slider. Developing change. Sometimes struggles to throw strikes. Low arm slot and violent mechanics don’t help. Would be much higher if I thought he was going to stick as a starter. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 49 | 239 | Chris McMahon | COL | P | 21 | R | R | 6′ 2” | 217 | Three above-average pitches but he landed in a terrible destination for pitchers. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 50 | 241 | Tanner Burns | CLE | P | 21 | R | R | 6′ 0” | 215 | Above-average fastball and slider. Average change. Short stocky frame. High floor, low upside pitcher. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 51 | 242 | Logan Allen | CLE | P | 21 | R | L | 6′ 0” | 180 | Plus change with an average fastball and curve. Good athlete but small. Decent floor but there isn’t very much upside here. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 52 | 243 | Justin Lange | SD | P | 18 | R | R | 6′ 4” | 220 | Huge frame. Double plus fastball. Above-average slider. Lacking a third pitch and control/command but is still quite young. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 53 | 244 | Slade Cecconi | ARI | P | 21 | R | R | 6′ 4” | 219 | Plus fastball. Above-average breaking pitch. Below-average control/command and lack of a third pitch may push him to a relief role. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 54 | 245 | Bobby Miller | LAD | P | 21 | L | R | 6′ 5” | 220 | Plus fastball. Above-average slider. Below-average control/command and lack of a viable third pitch may limit him to a bullpen role. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 55 | 246 | Kyle Nicolas | MIA | P | 21 | R | R | 6′ 4” | 225 | Double plus fastball. Usable breaking pitch. Will need to work on a third pitch and his strike throwing if he wants to stay in the rotation. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 56 | 247 | Jeff Criswell | OAK | P | 21 | R | R | 6′ 4” | 225 | Three above-average pitches but questionable control. Bounced back and forth between the rotation and bullpen in college. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 57 | 257 | Maikol Hernandez | BAL | SS | 17 | R | R | 6′ 3” | 175 | Could get to average tools across the board. Big frame for a SS. | YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 58 | 258 | Cristian Santana | DET | SS | 17 | R | R | 6′ 0” | 165 | Above-average contact and power. Underwhelming speed. Not a great defender and may not stay at SS long. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 59 | 259 | Shalin Polanco | PIT | OF | 17 | L | L | 5′ 11” | 168 | Has a chance to get to above-average tools across the board but is still a child. | ||||||||||||||
| 60 | 260 | Dillon Dingler | DET | C | 21 | R | R | 6′ 3” | 210 | Average hit and power tools. Ranked higher on lists that value catching skills/defense. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 61 | 265 | David Calabrese | LAA | OF | 17 | L | R | 5′ 11” | 160 | Double plus speed. Average hit tool. No power. Tiny frame that will fill out as he matures. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 62 | 266 | Jake Vogel | LAD | OF | 18 | R | R | 5′ 11” | 165 | Double plus speed. Tiny frame that will fill out as he matures but shouldn’t cost him very much speed. Average contact with minimal power. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 63 | 272 | Casey Martin | PHI | SS | 21 | R | R | 5′ 11” | 175 | Double plus speed with above-average power. May not ever make enough contact to maximize his tools. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 64 | 273 | Owen Caissie | SD | OF | 18 | L | R | 6′ 4” | 190 | Above-average power and speed. Underwhelming hit tool. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 65 | 274 | Jordan Nwogu | CHC | OF | 21 | R | R | 6′ 3” | 235 | Above-average speed and power. Below-average hit tool. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 66 | 293 | Ambioris Tavarez | ATL | SS | 18 | R | R | 6′ 2” | 175 | Average contact and above-average power Not a lot of speed. | YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 67 | 294 | Miguel Bleis | BOS | OF | 16 | R | R | 6′ 3” | 170 | Huge frame and could get to plus power. Swing looks smooth but it’s reckless to laud the hit tool of a guy that we’ve never seen face live pitching. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 68 | 295 | Yiddi Cappe | MIA | SS | 18 | R | R | 6′ 3” | 175 | Could get to above-average tools across the board per MLB.com but I’m not a huge fan of the swing. May outgrow SS. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 69 | 299 | Alerick Soularie | MIN | 2B | 21 | R | R | 6′ 0” | 175 | Above-average hit tool. May get to average power if he can tweak his swing. Not a SB threat. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 70 | 327 | CJ Van Eyk | TOR | P | 21 | R | R | 6′ 1” | 198 | Above-average fastball and curve. Decent change. Struggles with control/command. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 71 | 335 | Nick Swiney | SF | P | 21 | R | L | 6′ 3” | 187 | Converted reliever with three average pitches. Pitched well when given a shot in the rotation during a covid shortened 2020 campaign. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 72 | 337 | Masyn Winn | STL | P | 18 | R | R | 5′ 11” | 180 | Drafted as a two-way player. Small frame but has three above-average+ pitches and decent control. Average offensive skills at best but he’s obviously athletic. Would be more appealing as a pitcher. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 73 | 347 | Blaze Jordan | BOS | 3B | 17 | R | R | 6′ 2” | 220 | Plus power despite being one of the youngest players drafted in 2020. Below-average everything else. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 74 | 348 | Jordan Walker | STL | 3B | 18 | R | R | 6′ 5” | 220 | Plus power with below-average everything else. One of several players with very similar profiles. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 75 | 349 | Gage Workman | DET | 3B | 20 | S | R | 6′ 4” | 195 | Above-average power with below-average contact skills. Average speed that should decline as he fills out. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 76 | 350 | Coby Mayo | BAL | 3B | 19 | R | R | 6′ 5” | 215 | Huge 3B that could get to plus power. Contact concerns dropped him to the third round. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 77 | 363 | Armando Cruz | WAS | SS | 17 | R | R | 5′ 10” | 160 | Above-average contact and speed. Small frame and probably won’t develop much power. Best defensive player in the J2 class but that doesn’t help your fantasy team very much. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 78 | 383 | Christian Roa | CIN | SP | 21 | R | R | 6′ 4” | 220 | Above-average fastball and change. Throws two breaking pitches but both need refinement. Struggles to find the strike zone at times. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 79 | 402 | Hayden Cantrelle | MIL | 2B | 22 | S | R | 5′ 11” | 175 | Fifth round 2020 draft pick that has been generating some buzz without taking a professional swing. Below-average power, average contact, and above-average speed | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 80 | 403 | Werner Blakely | LAA | SS | 18 | L | R | 6′ 3” | 185 | Extremely raw fourth round pick. Large frame. Fast but may slow down as he fills out. Power and contact are currently underwhelming. | YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 81 | 415 | Danny De Andrade | MIN | SS | 16 | R | R | 6′ 0” | 160 | Much more physically mature than your average 16 year old kid. Could get to above-average hit and power but predicting his development this early is a bit of a crapshoot. | ||||||||||||||
| 82 | NR | Nick Yorke | BOS | SS | 18 | R | R | 6′ 0” | 200 | Potential above-average hit tool with below average power and speed. The Red Sox must see something that everyone else is missing to select him 17th overall. | YouTube YouTube | |||||||||||||
| 83 | NR | Jared Shuster | ATL | SP | 22 | L | L | 6′ 3” | 210 | Above-average fastball and change. Needs to develop a breaking pitch. Struggled with walks in college. | YouTube YouTube |
84: Freddy Zamora
85: Nick Loftin
86: Kohei Arihara
87: Colt Keith
88: Jesse Franklin
89: Landon Knack
90: Trevor Hauver
91: Tyler Keenan
92: Ian Seymour
93: AJ Vukovich
94: Tyler Gentry
95: Zach Daniels
96: Ben Hernandez
97: Anthony Serviedo
98: Jimmy Glowenke
99: Mac Wainwright
100: Alika WIlliams
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