Top 420 MLB Fantasy Prospects – April 2020

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RankName–Org–Pos–Age–Level–B–T–Height–WeightNotes–Video
1Wander FrancoTBSS18AASR5′ 10”189Consensus top prospect in baseball. Don’t overthink the selection at 1.1YouTube YouTube
2Jo AdellLAAOF20AAARR6′ 3”215Not worried about AAA struggles or potential speed decline.YouTube YouTube
3Luis RobertCHWOF22AAARR6′ 3”185Massive power and speed. Blazed through three levels last year and will be up early in the season.YouTube YouTube
4Julio RodriguezSEAOF18A+RR6′ 4”225Not as sold on the hit tool as others seem to be. Still a huge prospect with huge power.YouTube YouTube
5Gavin LuxLAD2B22MLBLR6′ 2”190Solid major leaguer but I don’t think the ceiling is as high as the players ranked above. Good collection of tools but not a plus-plus contact/power prospect like at least one site projects.YouTube YouTube
6Andrew VaughnCHW1B21AARR6′ 0”214Last year’s lack of power seems to have scared some people off. He’s still a hit/power machine.Twitter Twitter
7Dylan CarlsonSTLOF21AAASL6′ 3”205Last year’s breakout prospect should be in the MLB sooner than later.YouTube YouTube
8Jarred KelenicSEAOF20AALL6′ 0”196Solid tools across the board but I don’t think any are higher than above-average.YouTube YouTube
9MacKenzie GoreSDP20AAALL6′ 3”195Will be in the bigs sooner than later as AJ Preller fights to keep his job.YouTube YouTube
10Jesus LuzardoOAKP22MLBLL6′ 0”209Three plus pitches, solid command, and has already tasted the majors.YouTube YouTube
11Forrest WhitleyHOUP22AAARR6′ 7”195The buy-low window has slammed shut thanks to a solid AFL performance.YouTube YouTube
12Marco LucianoSFSS18ARR6′ 2”178Racked 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.YouTube YouTube
13CJ AbramsSDSS19A/A+LR6′ 2”185The speedster has shown more pop than initial grades. He’s an absolute burner and larger than expected.YouTube YouTube
14Jasson DominguezNYYOF16RKSR5′ 10”190Going to need to see more than BP videos to move a 16 year old into the top ten. Everything looks great though.YouTube YouTube
15Kristian RobinsonARIOF18ARR6′ 3”190Hopefully 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.YouTube YouTube
16Royce LewisMINSS20AARR6′ 2”200A strong AFL has made some forget about his down season after entering 2019 as a top ten prospect.YouTube YouTube
17Alex KirilloffMIN1B22AAALL6′ 2”195Last year’s lack of power was a huge buzzkill. Not the first time a player regressed in their first taste of AA.YouTube YouTube
18Carter KieboomWASSS22MLBRR6′ 2”190Prospectors soured on him after a small, strikeout laden sample of MLB. He’ll be fineYouTube YouTube
19Adley RutschmanBALC21ASR6′ 2”216Plus hit and power. Best catching prospect in many years but not “best prospect since Bryce Harper” good.YouTube Twitter
20Bobby Witt Jr.KCSS19RKRR6′ 1”190Five tool guy that still has a long way to go before he reaches his offensive ceiling.YouTube YouTube
21Casey MizeDETP22AARR6′ 3”220Started hot and faded down the stretch. Four potential plus pitches but a history of injuries.YouTube YouTube
22Matt ManningDETP21AARR6′ 6”215Big fastball. Lack of a third pitch and questionable command keep him out of my top tier of pitchers.YouTube Twitter
23A.J. PukOAKP24MLBLL6′ 7”238XL human. Would be starting his third MLB season if not for Tommy John at the beginning of 2018.YouTube YouTube
24Spencer HowardPHIP23AARR6′ 2”205Dominant last year. Big fastball. Average secondaries. Has never topped 116 IP.YouTube YouTube
25Jeter DownsLADSS21AARR5′ 11”180Kicked in the door at AA last year. Probably going to add weight and stop running but his power and hit tools are still solid.YouTube YouTube
26Vidal BrujanTB2B21AAASR5′ 9”155Surprising power for his frame but still below average. Plus hitter. Double plus runner.YouTube YouTube
27Sixto SanchezMIAP21AAARR6′ 0”185Short. Whippy delivery. Don’t care. Big fastball. No walks. Three plus pitches.YouTube YouTube
28Dustin MayLADP22MLBRR6′ 6”180Whippy delivery and lack of strikeouts keep him out of the top tiers of pitchers.YouTube YouTube
29Nate PearsonTORP23AAARR6′ 6”245Has never pitched more than 101.2 innings. Several 70-80 grades on his fastball. Electric arsenal. Questionable command and health.YouTube YouTube
30Michael KopechCHWP23MLBRR6′ 3”205Command issues and missing the entire season slide him down the list.YouTube YouTube
31Luis PatinoSDP20AARR6′ 0”192Short. Explosive fastball. Fantastic slider. Changeup is nowhere close to ready.YouTube YouTube
32Corbin CarrollARIOF19ALL5′ 10”165Billed as a contact/speed guy. Showed surprising power last year with 18 XBH in 154 PA.YouTube YouTube
33Jordan GroshansTOR3B20ARR6′ 3”205Good power with decent contact. Not a base stealer or a shortstop contrary to some reports.YouTube YouTube
34Brendan RodgersCOL2B23MLBRR6′ 0”180Had a rough month in the majors last year and tumbled down lists. Still has above average contact and power.YouTube YouTube
35Drew WatersATLOF20AAASR6′ 2”183Maybe 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.YouTube YouTube
36Luis MatosSFOF17RKRR5′ 11”160Not sure why everyone is all over Marte but not Matos. Showed off his speed, contact, and power in the lower levels last year.YouTube YouTube
37Noelvi MarteSEASS18RKRR6′ 1”181Prospect 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.YouTube YouTube
38Riley GreeneDETOF19ALL6′ 3”200Solid contact and power. Struck out a lot for a plus contact guy but was only 18.YouTube Twitter
39Alec BohmPHI3B23AAARR6′ 5”225Big power. Better contact than expected for a guy with a “questionable” hit tool.YouTube YouTube
40Orelvis MartinezTOR3B18RKRR6′ 1”188Showed off big power as a minor in the GCL. Will not play SS for long.YouTube YouTube
41Taylor TrammellSDOF22AALL6′ 2”215A 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
42Josh LoweTBOF21AAALR6′ 4”205Standout fall league moved him up lists. Not far enough, though. Former first rounder was once Nate’s more heralded brother. Nice combination of power and speed. Needs to keep the strikeouts down.YouTube YouTube
43Brandon MarshLAAOF21AAALR6′ 4”215Another 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
44Geraldo PerdomoARISS20A+RR6′ 3”184Displayed a better than expected hit tool last year as he walked more than he struck out. Below average power despite large frame. Above average speed.YouTube YouTube
45Oneil CruzPIT3B21MLBLR6′ 7”175Huge frame which means huge power and huge strike zone.YouTube YouTube
46Brennen DavisCHCOF20ARR6′ 4”175Defied 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
47Brendan McKayTBP23MLBLL6′ 2”212Don’t count on many batting stats despite a few glowing scouting reports. Solid enough as SP-only though.YouTube YouTube
48Triston CasasBOS1B19A+LR6′ 4”238Love the power. Not buying that he’s ever more than a average contact guy despite reports.YouTube YouTube
49Aaron BrachoCLE2B18ASR5′ 11”175This guy might have the two prettiest swings in the low minors. Excellent from both sides of the plate. Uses all fields. Small but generates plenty of power.Twitter Twitter
50Brayan RocchioCLE2B18ASR5′ 10”150Plus hit and speed. Small but should generate average power with a really nice swing. Probably a second baseman.YouTube YouTube
51Erick PenaKCOF16RKLR6′ 3”180Massive 16 year old. People that have seen him really like his hit and power tools.Twitter Twitter
52George ValeraCLEOF19RKLL5′ 10”160Swing 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.YouTube YouTube
53Simeon Woods-RichardsonTORP19A+RR6′ 3”210Mets 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.YouTube YouTube
54Grayson RodriguezBALP20ALR6′ 5”220Three solid pitches (FB, CU, SL). Average command at best.YouTube YouTube
55Jordan BalazovicMINP21AARR6′ 5”215Nice fastball and breaking ball. Still working on the change. Dominated as a 20 year old at high-A last year.YouTube YouTube
56Josiah GrayLADP21AARR6′ 1”190Good fastball, decent slider, and developing changeup. Solid control. Didn’t focus on pitching until college.YouTube YouTube
57Matthew LiberatoreTBP20ALL6′ 5”200Looked great in his age 19 season at A ball last year. Nice fastball and curve. Change and slider aren’t far behind.YouTube YouTube
58Daniel LynchKCP23AALL6′ 6”190Solid fastball and slider. Still working on a third pitch. Has displayed solid control for a pitcher his size.YouTube YouTube
59Logan GilbertSEAP22AARR6′ 6”225Nice fastball. Decent curve. Still developing a change. Control has been great for a guy of his stature.YouTube Twitter
60Tarik SkubalDETP23AALL6′ 3”215Can’t really say he came out of nowhere because he mowed down competition in a small sample size after being drafted in 2018. However, he still came out of nowhere last year.YouTube YouTube
61Kyle WrightATLP24MLBRR6′ 4”200Three above average pitches. #5 overall pick in 2017. Has really struggled in his brief time in the MLB.YouTube YouTube
62Ian AndersonATLP21AAARR6′ 3”170Big fastball. Curve and change are both really good already. Command is a work in progress.YouTube YouTube
63Daniel EspinoCLEP18RKRR6′ 2”205Young. Big. Huge fastball. Nice slider/curve combo as well. Control could be a problem.YouTube YouTube
64George KirbySEAP21A+RR6′ 4”201Big fastball with amazing accuracy. None of his secondaries are great.Twitter Twitter
65Alek ThomasARIOF19A+LL5′ 11”175Above average tools across the board, including somewhat surprising power. Not good at stealing bases at the moment and struggled as a youngster at A+.YouTube YouTube
66JJ BledayMIAOF22A+LL6′ 3”205#4 overall pick last year. Above average hit and power. No speed.Twitter Twitter
67Hunter BishopSFOF21RKLR6′ 5”210Solid power and speed with below-average contact. #10 overall pick in the 2019 draft.YouTube YouTube
68Josh JungTEX3B21ARR6′ 2”215Top ten pick in the 2019 draft. Above average hit and power.YouTube YouTube
69Nolan JonesCLE3B21AALR6′ 2”185Big future power but it didn’t show in the 2019 stat line. Lots of strikeouts but also walks at a good clip. Patient to a fault.YouTube YouTube
70Nick MadrigalCHW2B22AAARR5′ 7”165Amazing contact hitter. Zero power. Not a plus-plus runner as advertised.YouTube Twitter
71Joey BartSFC22AARR6′ 3”235Nice power. Contact issues. Higher on real-life lists that care about defense.YouTube Twitter
72Kameron MisnerMIAOF21A+LL6′ 4”219The 35th overall pick of last year’s draft is already nearly 22. Huge power. Good athlete with solid speed. Questionable ability to make contact. Has looked good but was old for the levels he’s played at. A+ will be a nice challenge.Twitter Twitter
73Luis GarciaWASSS19AALR6′ 2”190Numbers were brutal last year. Washington shouldn’t have sent him to AA as an 18 year old. He still only struck out at 15.6% clip. I think he has a chance at above-average tools across the board.YouTube YouTube
74Trevor LarnachMINOF22AALR6′ 4”223Hasn’t shown as much consistent power as you’d like a first baseman that’s entering his age-23 season. Strikeouts were a problem in his first taste of AA.Twitter Twitter
75Ke’Bryan HayesPIT3B22MLBRR6′ 1”210High on real-life lists due to defense. Power regressed (at AAA) in what many pegged as a breakout season.Twitter Twitter
76Cristian PacheATLOF21AAARR6′ 2”185Higher on lists that take consider defensive tools. Fast but is awful at stealing bases. Average contact. Below average power.YouTube YouTube
77Jazz ChisholmMIASS21MLBLR5′ 11”165Tooled up strikeout machine.YouTube YouTube
78Heliot RamosSFOF20AARR6′ 0”188Billed as having above-average tools across the board. I think the only tool that falls into that category is power. His speed is average and the hit tool may be below-average.YouTube YouTube
79Ronny MauricioNYMSS18ASR6′ 3”166Body suggests he should be at least average at power and speed. Hasn’t shown up yet. Held his own at 18 in A ball.YouTube YouTube
80Mitch KellerPITP23MLBRR6′ 2”210Pitched 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
81Brent HoneywellTBP24AAARR6′ 2”180Honeywell has an excellent arsenal and command. Injuries have really hampered his career. Has always been impressive but hasn’t pitched since 2017.YouTube YouTube
82Jhoan DuranMINP21AAARR6′ 5”230Huge man with a huge fastball. Breaking ball is plus. Change is average. Control is average. I keep hearing about bullpen concerns. Looks like a starter to me.YouTube YouTube
83Shane BazTBP20A+RR6′ 2”190Big fastball and breaking ball. Useable change and cutter. Struggles to throw strikes at times.YouTube YouTube
84Clarke SchmidtNYYP23AARR6′ 1”200Four solid pitches. Dominated a level he was way too old to be in last year. Hasn’t thrown 100 innings since his sophomore year of college.YouTube YouTube
85Edward CabreraMIAP21MLBRR6′ 4”175Good fastball but he slings it. Don’t think his secondaries are good enough. Below-average command.YouTube YouTube
86Nick LodoloCINP21A+LL6′ 6”202Drafted #7 overall last year. Already nearly 22. Big fastball. Two good secondaries. Questionable command. Really low cross-body delivery doesn’t help.Twitter YouTube
87Shane McClanahanTBP22AALL6′ 1”200Big fastball. Good curve. Change should be usable. Control is questionable. Low arm slot doesn’t help.YouTube YouTube
88Alek ManoahTORP21RKRR6′ 6”260Power fastball/slider big-body guy. Decent control. Needs a third pitch but I prefer him to most pitchers in the class.YouTube
89Hunter GreeneCINP20A+RR6′ 4”175Electric fastball. Two above-average secondaries. Good command. Low arm slot.YouTube YouTube
90Deivi GarciaNYYP20MLBRR5′ 9”163Three above average+ pitches with a chance at a fourth. Curve is the best of the bunch. Some have him further down lists due to height.YouTube YouTube
91Braxton GarrettMIAP22A+RL6′ 3”190Great curve. Average fastball. Change is already usable. #7 overall pick in 2016 was forgotten by some due to TJ.YouTube YouTube
92Daulton VarshoARIC23AALR5′ 10”190Good contact. Good speed. Average power. Terrible defense. Typically I wouldn’t care but he’s not going to be a long-term catcher.YouTube YouTube
93Ryan MountcastleBAL1B22MLBRR6′ 3”195Above average hit but hasn’t displayed the ability to draw many walks. Should be up soon.YouTube YouTube
94Pavin SmithARI1B23AAALL6′ 2”210Great hit tool. Power is coming around. ISO has increased ~.40 each season. The #7 overall pick in 2017 finally broke out a bit at AA last year (.291/.370/.466; .175 ISO).YouTube YouTube
95Xavier EdwardsTB2B20A+SR5′ 10”175Blazing speed. No power. Not a shortstop. Has shown the ability to take the ball deep in BP but is an in-game slap hitter.YouTube YouTube
96Jose GarciaCINSS21A+RR6′ 2”175Decent contact. Plus speed. Was much more successful on the basepaths last year but still needs to improve. Probably taller than 6′ 2”YouTube YouTube
97Nolan GormanSTL3B19A+LR6′ 1”210Prodigious power that hasn’t translated to the box score. Hit tool lags far behind. Got completely overwhelmed at A+. Still young.YouTube YouTube
98Robert PuasonOAKSS17RKSR6′ 3”165Big kid. Got paid a lot of money in last year’s J2 period. Chance to develop solid tools across the board but still very young and raw.YouTube YouTube
99Tyler FreemanCLESS20AARR6′ 0”170Good contact hitter but doesn’t walk. Other tools are underwhelming.YouTube YouTube
100Brett BatyNYM3B20RKLR6′ 3”2102019 first rounder with future above average hit and power. A long way from reaching those grades though.YouTube YouTube
101Michael TogliaCOL1B21RKSR6′ 5”2262019 first round pick. Above-average power. Average hit but draws walks. Also a Rockie which is nice.YouTube YouTube
102Michael BuschLAD2B22RKLR6′ 0”207Drafted at the end of the first round. Potential above average hit and power.YouTube YouTube
103Khalil LeeKCOF21AALL5′ 10”170Questionable ability to make contact. Broke out in the SB category with 53 at AA last year. Some think he’ll hit for above-average power. I don’t buy it. He’s small.YouTube YouTube
104Misael UrbinaMINOF17RKRR6′ 0”175Played really well at 17 in the DSL last year. Walked more than he struck out. Showed speed as well but DSL numbers are to be taken with a grain of salt.YouTube YouTube
105Luis CampusanoSDC21AARR5′ 10”215Hit for solid power and walked nearly as much as he struck out in A+ last year.YouTube YouTube
106Seth BeerARIOF23AALR6′ 3”195Drafted as a big power guy in 2018, Beer has managed to succeed at every level and avoid the contact issues that many though he would have…so far.YouTube YouTube
107Alexander MojicaPIT3B17RKRR6′ 1”195Walked more than he struck out in the DSL as a 16-17 year old. Slashed .351/.468/.580 over 218 PA.YouTube
108Travis SwaggertyPITOF22A+LL5′ 11”1802018 #10 pick. Average hit and power. Above average speed. Cut back on the strikeouts last year.YouTube YouTube
109Alexfri PlanezCLEOF18RKRR6′ 2”180This guy has been flying up lists this winter despite not doing much. He’s suddenly Twitter’s favorite prospect. The swing is nice but he’s a long way from the MLB.YouTube Twitter
110Maximo AcostaTEXSS17RKRR6′ 1”170He’s already four inches taller than he was when signed last July. Already getting Gleyber Torres comps. Above-average hit tool. Could get to decent power with his larger frame.YouTube
111Luis RodriguezLADOF17RKRR6′ 0”150#4 on MLB’s top J2 list in 2019. A chance for nice power and contact but like most J2 signings this could go many ways. He’s still a kid.Instagram YouTube
112Benyamin BaileyCHWOF18RKRR6′ 4”215Huge kid. Showed plate discipline, power, and a little bit of speed in the DSL last year. Choo choo.Twitter
113Jordyn AdamsLAAOF20A+RR6′ 2”180Amazing athlete that’s still trying to figure out how to play baseball. Power and contact haven’t shown up but will one day according to some. Speed is legitimate. Changed his swing in 2019.YouTube YouTube
114Luisangel AcunaTEXSS17RKRR5′ 10”155Don’t even compare him to his brother. Not anywhere close to his listed height of 5′ 10”. Did show promise in the DSL.Twitter
115Jonathan IndiaCIN3B23AARR6′ 0”200Many people loved him coming out of 2018’s draft. He disappointed them. Has displayed an average hit tool with average power. Below-average speed. Showed signs of turning it around at AA last year.YouTube YouTube
116Keoni CavacoMINSS18RKRR6′ 2”1952019 first rounder. Prospectors think he’ll have an average hit tool. Really struggled to make contact in his first season in the GCL. Above-average speed and power.YouTube YouTube
117Jorge MateoOAKSS24MLBRR6′ 0”192Amazingly fast. Another guy that can’t make contact. Prospectors have gotten tired of ranking him at this point.YouTube YouTube
118Yusniel DiazBALOF23AARR6′ 1”195Good hit tool. Average everything else. Hit for more power last year with the Orioles than he ever did for the Dodgers.YouTube YouTube
119Jesus SanchezMIAOF22AAALR6′ 3”230Seems like he’s been in the minor leagues for 15 years despite only being 22. Hype train isn’t what it once was but he’s managed to keep the strikeouts down for the most part.YouTube YouTube
120Lewin DiazMIA1B23AAALL6′ 4”225Above average power and average hit tools. Big enough to develop plus power if he loses his line drive swing.YouTube YouTube
121Nick SolakTEXDH24MLBRR5′ 11”190Old. Above average hit. Average pop. Doesn’t steal many bases considering how fast he is. Can’t field a position.YouTube YouTube
122Evan WhiteSEA1B24MLBRL6′ 3”205Signed a contract and shot up lists. Older prospect with mediocre offensive tools. ISO on the wrong side of .200 in his age-23 season at AA last year.YouTube YouTube
123Sean MurphyOAKC25MLBRR6′ 3”232Old. Always hurt. Managed just over 1000 AB over the last four seasons. Launch angle isn’t going to result in many HR. Don’t care about his great defense.YouTube YouTube
124Nico HoernerCHCSS22MLBRR5′ 11”200Underwhelming speed and power. Horrible launch angle and exit velos. Doesn’t walk. Utility player.YouTube YouTube
125Brailyn MarquezCHCP20A+LL6′ 4”185Big fastball. Lacks secondaries. Struggles with command. Low arm slot.YouTube YouTube
126Zack ThompsonSTLP22A+LL6′ 2”225First round pick in 2019. Above average fastball, curve, and change. Decent command.YouTube YouTube
127Kody HoeseLAD3B22RKRR6′ 4”200First rounder last year. Above-average power. Average contact. No speed.Twitter Twitter
128Liover PegueroPITSS18A-RR6′ 1”160Has displayed an average hit and above-average speed tool. Also showed some surprise pop before being promoted.YouTube YouTube
129Gilberto JimenezBOSOF19RKSR5′ 11”160Absolute burner. Average hit. Zero power. Has been bad on the basepaths for someone so fast.YouTube YouTube
130Sherten ApostelTEX3B20A+RR6′ 4”200Above-average power. Average contact. No speed. Going into his fourth season of pro ball.YouTube YouTube
131Jonathan StieverCHWP22AARR6′ 2”205Fastball reaches high-90s. Slider and changeup are above-average. Command is solid. Should stick as a starter. Good athlete. All-state WR/DB in high school.YouTube
132Ryan WeathersSDP20ARL6′ 1”230Former high school player of the year. Three above-average pitches with good command. Disappointed by not improving on his first season.YouTube YouTube
133Ethan HankinsCLEP19RKRR6′ 6”200Nice fastball but he slings it. Struggles with control. Needs to develop secondaries. Still very young.YouTube YouTube
134Jackson KowarKCP23AARR6′ 5”180Above average fastball. Plus change. Developing breaking ball. Old for the levels he’s seen.YouTube YouTube
135Adam KloffensteinTORP19RKRR6′ 5”243Multiple nice fastballs. Above average slider. Curve and changeup aren’t great yet.YouTube YouTube
136JJ GossTBP18RKRR6′ 3”185Rays were lucky to land him at pick #36. 18 years old with three above-average pitches and decent command.YouTube YouTube
137Miguel YajureNYYP21AARR6′ 1”175Four decent pitches. Good control. Completely under the radar but has done nothing but succeed. His “average, low-90s” fastball now sits mid-90s and tops out at 97. Changeup is his best pitch. The curve is inconsistent but has the makings of an above-average pitch if he can keep it down in the zone. Developing cutter. Absolute bargainTwitter YouTube YouTube
138Chris RodriguezLAAP21A+RR6′ 2”185Four potential above-average pitches with a long track record of injuries. Has totaled less than 80 IP since being drafted in 2016. Decent control. Has the stuff to be a MLB starter if his health will allow it.YouTube YouTube
139Yerry RodriguezTEXP22A+RR6′ 2”198Three above-average pitches. Fastball reaches high 90s with good spin. Has issues staying healthy. Struggled with a UCL injury last season. Has never reached 75 IP but has shown the ability to pitch deep into games (6+ innings).YouTube YouTube
140Tyler NevinCOL1B22AAARR6′ 4”200Phil’s son is a good contact hitter. Power numbers haven’t been great despite being in the Rockies system. Per Brendan Rodgers he was looking much more muscular and hitting bombs before an abdominal strain this spring.YouTube YouTube
141Brice TurangMILSS20A+LR6′ 0”173Average hit. Above average speed. Below-average power. Played well at 19 in A+.YouTube YouTube
142Jackson RutledgeWASP20RKRR6′ 8”2502019 first rounder. Absolutely enormous. Huge fastball and slider. Decent curve and change. Like most tall pitchers his command is highly questionable.Twitter Twitter
143Blake WalstonARIP18RKLL6′ 5”1752019 first rounder. Another huge kid that needs to work on throwing strikes. Projectable fastball. Curve is his best pitch. Change is solid but behind the other two. Low arm slot.YouTube YouTube
144Matthew AllanNYMP18A-RR6′ 3”225Above average fastball and curve. Needs to develop the change. Third round 2019 pick due to signability concerns but was ranked much higher.YouTube YouTube
145Tahnaj ThomasPITP20RKRR6′ 4”190Good fastball and breaking pitch. Decent command. Lacks a third offering. Converted infielder. New to pitching.YouTube
146Gregory SantosSFP20ARR6′ 2”190High 90s fastball. Wipeout slider. Both could be plus. Lacks a third pitch. Has demonstrated better control than expected. Strikeout totals have been underwhelming considering his solid two pitch combo.YouTube YouTube
147Michael BaumannBALP24AAARR6′ 4”225Big frame. Fastball hits the upper-90s. Above-average slider. Usable change. Control has been an issue at times but he looked great last season. Would have probably made starts in Baltimore this year if we had a full season.YouTube YouTube
148Bryse WilsonATLP22MLBRR6′ 1”225Plus mid-90s fastball. Average change. Developing slider but doesn’t look like it’s going to work at the MLB level without improvement. Average control. Could be a MLB starter with a breaking ball.YouTube YouTube
149Triston McKenzieCLEP22MLBRR6′ 5”165Great fastball and curve. Lacks a third pitch. Great command. Wire thin despite being in pro ball since 2015.YouTube YouTube
150Reginald PreciadoSDSS16RKSR6′ 4”18016 year old giant with a smooth swing. Could stick at shortstop despite his size.YouTube YouTube
151Arol VeraLAASS17RKSR6′ 2”170Still a child. Should develop above-average power with an average hit tool. Average speed. Has never taken a pro swing. #9 on MLB international list.YouTube YouTube
152Ismael MenaSDOF17RKLL6′ 3”1852019 J2 signing received a $2 million bonus. Reports have given him a plus-plus speed grade. His size suggests that he should get to some power and the swing is smooth.YouTube YouTube
153Hedbert PerezMILOF17RKLL5′ 10”160Another mystery prospect. Has generated lots of Twitter buzz without taking a single professional at-bat. Looks great in batting practice. Looking forward to seeing how he fares against pitchers trying to get him out.Twitter Twitter
154Alexander RamirezNYMOF17RKRR6′ 3”175Received $2 million in IFA in 2019. Big kid with an average hit tool that is projected to stay in CF. Good speed and potential above-average power with his frame.YouTube YouTube
155Oswald PerazaNYYSS19ARR6′ 0”176Really improved the strikeout rate last year. Big exit velo from such a skinny teenager to go with his plus speed.YouTube YouTube
156Ronnier QuinteroCHCC17RKLR6′ 0”175#6 2018 IFA signed for a hefty $3 million bonus. Has never had a professional at-bat but per reports has plus raw power and could possess average contact skills.YouTube
157Jose SalasMIASS16RKSR6′ 2”165Top ten 2019 J2 prospect received a $2.8 million signing bonus. Average power and contact. Currently has plus speed but will probably slow down a bit as his body matures. Zero professional AB.YouTube
158Dauri LorenzoHOUSS17RKSR6′ 1”160Received a $1.8 million signing bonus from the Astros in 2019. Has a really good hit tool, above-average speed, and some power per crawfishboxes. Still a child and hasn’t played a professional inning.YouTube
159Bayron LoraTEXOF17RKRR6′ 3”190The #3 ranked J2 player by MLB. Huge power. May get to average contact and speed. Really far away.YouTube YouTube
160George FelizSEAOF17RKRR6′ 0”165Potential five tool center fielder. Every outlet has a Victor Robles comp but I’m not sure who started it. Sounds enticing but he’s still a child and has zero MiLB experience.YouTube
161Alexander VargasNYYSS18RKSR5′ 11”148Limited strikeouts and took some walks across two levels of rookie ball last year. May get to an above-average hit tool. Hit for power despite only having one home run. Above-average speed.YouTube YouTube
162Yasel AntunaWASSS20ASR6′ 0”170Missed nearly all of 2019 while recovering from Tommy John. Average contact, power, and speed.YouTube YouTube
163Peyton BurdickMIAOF22A+RR6′ 0”2102019 third rounder that is starting to get some buzz. Decent power. Makes better contact than expected.Twitter Twitter
164Tyler CallihanCIN2B19RKLR6′ 1”205Third round 2019 draft pick. Was considered a first round talent but dropped due to his asking price. Is projected to reach above-average hit and power tools. Needs to work on drawing more walks. No speed.YouTube YouTube
165Julio CarrerasCOL3B19A-RR6′ 2”190Has shown a better hit tool than expected to go with his average power and above-average speed.YouTube YouTube
166Luis MedinaMILOF16RKLL6′ 2”168#18 on MLB’s IFA list. Has big power and may be able to reach an average hit tool.YouTube
167Jhonkensy NoelCLE1B18A-RR6′ 1”180Displayed an average approach as a 17-18 year old in the AZL last year. Cut down on strikeouts as the year progressed. Has added height and weight since being signed in 2017. No longer a threat to steal any bases at higher levels but may get to plus power.YouTube YouTube
168Edward OlivaresSDOF23AARR6′ 2”186Good power and speed. Has done a good job limiting strikeouts for a guy with a questionable hit tool.YouTube YouTube
169Hudson HeadSDOF18RKLL6′ 1”1803rd round selection. Pretty speedy. Might get to average contact. Below-average power. Not exactly sure where all the offseason helium came from.YouTube Twitter
170Gabriel AriasSDSS19A+RR6′ 1”201Good power. Average speed. Below average hit tool. Tweaked his swing mid-season last year. Free swinger that needs to improve his walk rate.YouTube YouTube
171Francisco AlvarezNYMC18ARR5′ 11”220Looked great at 17 in rookie ball last year. Hit for power and contact. Still a catcher unfortunately.YouTube YouTube
172Ryan JeffersMINC22AARR6′ 4”230Has hit for power and contact since being drafted in the second round in 2018.YouTube YouTube
173Miguel AmayaCHCC20AALR6′ 1”185Above average contact. Might be able to develop average power one day. Really developed for a 20 year old at A+.YouTube YouTube
174Abraham ToroHOU3B22MLBSR6′ 1”190Much bigger than 190. Launch angle will limit homers unless he changes his swing. Surprisingly fast. Top 10% in sprint speed in 2019.YouTube YouTube
175Austin HaysBALOF24MLBRR6′ 1”195Decent contact but needs to work on his pitch selection and taking walks. Mediocre power and speed.YouTube YouTube
176Bobby DalbecBOS3B24MLBRR6′ 4”225Huge power. Can’t make contact. Same way it’s been the last dozen or so years it seems.YouTube YouTube
177Jose UrquidyHOUP24MLBRR6′ 0”180A popup guy last year. I think he’s already had his best MLB season. Control/command guy with underwhelming stuff. Good changeup. Average fastball. Below-average curve.YouTube YouTube
178Jared OlivaPITOF24AAARR6′ 3”203Shot up lists thanks to a standout AFL. Older prospect. Plus speed. Below-average hit tool and power. May steal 20 bags but will do it with a sub-.300 OBP.YouTube YouTube
179Andres GimenezNYMSS21AAALR6′ 0”161Above average contact and speed but doesn’t walk. Should develop average power.YouTube YouTube
180Isaac ParedesDET3B20AAARR5′ 11”225Above average contact. Might get to average power. No speed. Has the body of Placido Polanco.YouTube YouTube
181Leody TaverasTEXOF21AAASR6′ 1”171Skinny hit/speed prospect with little power. SB% was bad at AA last year and relied on high BABIP for average OBP. Feels like he’s been on lists for decades.YouTube YouTube
182Bryson StottPHISS22RKLR6′ 3”2002019 first rounder with average tools across the board. Probably a second baseman but I haven’t seen any complaints about his defense so far.YouTube YouTube
183Will WilsonSFSS21RKRR6′ 0”184Potential average hit and power. 2019 Angels first rounder the Giants acquired in a salary dump. #15 pick in 2019 draft.Twitter Twitter
184Josh SmithNYYSS22A+LR5′ 10”172Yankees got a steal at the end of the second round this year. Average hit, power, and speed. No great tool, though.YouTube
185Aaron SchunkCOL3B22A-RR6′ 2”2052019 third round pick. Showed average contact and power in his first year of pro ball.YouTube
186Greg JonesTBSS21ASR6′ 2”175Went #22 overall to the Rays in this past draft. Skinny. Fast. No power yet but some think it’s coming. Contact issues. Total project.YouTube YouTube
187Anthony VolpeNYYSS18RKRR5′ 11”180Given the dreaded “glove-first shortstop with intangibles” label after being drafted in the first round. Showed his above-average contact and speed in rookie ball.YouTube YouTube
188Miguel VargasLAD3B20A+RR6′ 3”205Showed much more power last year. Above-average hit tool. Should be able to hit for average power with his frame.YouTube YouTube
189Michael HarrisATLOF18ALL6′ 0”195Played in A ball at age 18 after being drafted in the third round last year. Average hit. Above-average speed. Should develop average power.YouTube
190Bryce BallATL1B21ALR6′ 6”235Late round draft pick is huge. Nice power. Doesn’t strike out very much considering his size.YouTube
191Gabriel RodriguezCLESS17RKRR6′ 2”174Nice power for his age. Struggles with contact but was really young for the AZL. Should steal a few bases.YouTube YouTube
192Kevin AlcantaraNYYOF17RKRR6′ 6”188Hit well in the DSL last year. Got promoted to the GCL and was completely overmatched. Still only 17 though. Massive. I think the power will be there. Some people think he’ll get to above-average contact and speed. I’m not one of them.YouTube YouTube
193Gunnar HendersonBALSS18RKLR6′ 3”195Top pick of the second round is a great athlete. Alabama basketball and baseball player of the year. A chance for average offensive tools across the board. First taste of the minors wasn’t great but was limited to 108 AB.YouTube YouTube
194Alexander CanarioSFOF19A-RR6′ 1”165Big power. Below-average everything else. Got exposed at low-A last year.YouTube YouTube
195Luis ToribioSF3B19RKLR6′ 1”165Should develop nice power in the future. Not sure if the hit tool will ever get to average. Lots of walks so far though.YouTube YouTube
196Ryan ViladeCOLSS21AARR6′ 2”194Average contact. Average power. Average speed but is supposed to fill out a bit.YouTube YouTube
197Jeferson EspinalARIOF17RKLL6′ 0”180Made it to the AZL last year. Won’t be 18 until next June. Plus speed. May not get above below-average hit and power.
198Trevor RogersMIAP22AALL6′ 6”185Good fastballs. Solid changeup. Needs to develop his breaking pitches. Has limited walks well considering he’s a big guy with a low, whippy delivery.YouTube YouTube
199Luis FriasARIP21ARR6′ 3”180Huge fastball. Struggles to throw strikes. Decent breaking ball. Lacks a usable change.YouTube YouTube
200Tyler IveyHOUP23AARR6′ 4”195Mid-90s fastball. Solid curve. Change is usable and the control is decent. Arm slot varies depending on which pitch he’s throwing which isn’t ideal but very fixable. Looks like a back-end starter.YouTube
201Mark VientosNYM3B19ARR6′ 4”185Billed as a big power guy with solid contact. He showed neither last year after a solid season in rookie ball.YouTube
202Grant LavigneCOL1B20A+LR6′ 4”220Average hit. May get to above-average power. Hasn’t found it yet despite being in the hitter-friendly Colorado system.YouTube YouTube
203Colton WelkerCOL3B22AARR6′ 1”195Above average contact. Might get to average power. No speed.YouTube YouTube
204Jonatan ClaseSEAOF17RKLR5′ 8”150Small frame with plus-plus speed. Walked nearly as much as he struck out last year. Showed surprising pop for his size with 21 XBH in 223 AB last year in the DSL.
205Angel MartinezCLESS18RKSR6′ 0”165A chance for solid hit and speed tools. Still a long way from the majors.YouTube YouTube
206Curtis MeadTB2B19RKRR6′ 2”171Australian import with good power for a middle infielder. 18 XBH in 158 AB last year. Also displays a solid hit tool. No speed. Can play all over the diamond but not particularly well.YouTube YouTube
207Terrin VavraCOL2B22ALR6′ 1”185Above average contact. Below average speed. Showing more power than expected.YouTube
208Esteury RuizSD2B20A+RR6′ 0”169Plus speed. Average power. Below-average hit tool that some think will improve. Was young for A+ last year.YouTube YouTube
209Logan WyattSF1B22A+LR6′ 4”230The #51 overall pick from last year is enormous. Average hit tool and could get to above-average power given his size.YouTube YouTube
210Andy PagesLADOF19ARR6′ 1”180Showed plus power with average speed in the Pioneer league last year. Struck out a bit much but could develop average hit tool.YouTube YouTube
211Freudis NovaHOU2B19ARR6′ 1”180Power took a step back last year. Could still be an above average hitter. Was young for A ball. Not as fast as advertised.YouTube
212Kendall SimmonsPHI2B19ARR6′ 2”180Showed great power at A- last year. Low BABIP hurt his overall line. Could get to average contact. Minimal speed.YouTube
213Brayan BuelvasOAKOF17RKRR5′ 11”155Was sent to the AZL last year right after turning 17. Small, skinny frame. Above-average speed but it hasn’t translated to SB. Average hit tool. Managed 26 XBH in 238 AB. May get to average power despite his frame.YouTube
214Alex De JesusLADSS17RKRR6′ 2”170Probably wasn’t ready for the AZL last year but that’s a tall order at 17. Could have average hit and power.YouTube YouTube
215Colin BarberHOUOF19RKLL6′ 0”185Another top round talent that slipped (4th round) due to signability concerns. Plus speed. Could get to an average hit tool with average power. Great bat speed.YouTube YouTube
216Yohendrick PinangoCHCOF17RKLL5′ 11”170Walked more than he struck out in the DSL last year. Racked up 20 doubles and 27 SB.Twitter
217Darryl CollinsKCOF18A-LR6′ 2”185Played really well as a 17 year old in the AZL last year. Displayed an average hit tool and could grow into nice power.YouTube YouTube
218Kyle IsbelKCOF22A+LR5′ 11”183Potential average tools across the board. Started off hot last season and broke his hamate bone.YouTube YouTube
219Cole RoedererCHCOF20A+LL6′ 0”175Potential average tools across the board. Played well as a teenager in A ball last year. Needs to cut down on the strikeouts. A+ will be a good test.YouTube YouTube
220Jonathan OrnelasTEXSS19A+RR6′ 1”178Could get to average offensive tools across the board. Managed 33 XBH in 113 games last year. Looks smaller than listed height.YouTube YouTube
221Jake BurgerCHW3B23ARR6′ 2”210The 11th pick in 2017 hasn’t played since the season he was drafted due to injuries. Chance for above average contact and power but has missed significant development time.YouTube YouTube
222Jhon DiazTBOF17RKLL5′ 11”160Probably a better real-life prospect than fantasy. Has plus speed but the other offensive tools aren’t great. Potentially average+ tools across the board per MLB pipeline.YouTube
223Elio PradoBALOF18RKRR6′ 0”160Could get to average everything. Showed decent contact skills in the DSL last year.
224Kevin MadeCHCSS17RKRR6′ 1”160#15 on MLB’s 2019 top IFA list. Could get to average tools across the board.YouTube
225Adael AmadorCOLSS17RKSR6′ 0”160Chance to get to above-average contact and below-average power per MLB pipeline. #16 on the IFA list.YouTube YouTube
226Wilderd PatinoARIOF18RKRR6′ 1”175Good speed. Showed off a little bit of power this past year. Below-average contact.YouTube YouTube
227Jeremiah JacksonLAASS19RKieRR6′ 0”165Some think he can get to above-average hit, speed, and power. The power and speed are there but he strikes out way too much.YouTube YouTube
228Austin CoxKCP23AALL6′ 4”185The Royals keep churning out these big-bodied backend starter types. This one features an above-average fastball and curve as well as two other usable pitches.YouTube YouTube
229Jean Carlos MejiaCLEP23AARR6′ 4”240Above-average command of three average pitches. Starter’s frame as well. There are durability concerns but the same can be said for almost any minor league pitcher.YouTube YouTube
230Brady SingerKCP23AARR6′ 5”210Three decent pitches. Good control. Nothing in his arsenal will blow you away though. Low arm slot.YouTube YouTube
231Hans CrouseTEXP21A+LR6′ 4”180Good fastball. Above-average to plus curve. Changeup in progress but already isn’t bad. Decent control.YouTube YouTube
232Matt TaborARIP21A+RR6′ 2”180Solid fastball, curve, and changeup. Good control. Not overpowering.YouTube YouTube
233Levi KellyARIP20A+RR6′ 4”205Average fastball. Plus slider. Developing change. Surprised prospectors with solid control last year. Could stick at starter. Arizona may have gotten an 8th round steal in 2018.Twitter Twitter
234Cole WinnTEXP20ARR6′ 2”190Nice fastball and curve. Lacks a third pitch. Walked way too many batters at A ball last year but should figure it out.YouTube Twitter
235Dane DunningCHWP25AAARR6′ 3”200Average fastball. Above-average slider. Average change. Solid command. 25 and has never pitched above AA. Will miss part of 2020 due to preseason TJ last year.YouTube YouTube
236Josh RojasARIOF25MLBLR6′ 1”185Above-average hit tool. Average speed. Showed some power last season. Ready for the MLB right now.YouTube
237Mauricio DubonSF2B25MLBRR6′ 0”160Slated to open the season as the starting 2B for the Giants. Has always displayed a plus hit tool but lack of power and average speed turned off prospectors. Last year he hit 24 HR at AAA/MLB, tripling his career high of 8. Could be a sneaky low-end source of HR and SB. Needs to work on drawing more walks.YouTube YouTube
238Luis GarciaPHI2B19ASR5′ 11”170Good speed but not great at stealing bases yet. Should develop good contact but struggled at a league he wasn’t ready for last year.YouTube YouTube
239Randy ArozarenaTBOF24MLBSR5′ 11”170Above average hit and speed but gets thrown out too often trying to steal bases. Displayed decent power last year.YouTube YouTube
240Chas McCormickHOUOF24AAARL6′ 0”190Has posted solid BB and K numbers throughout his career and tripled his career high in HR last year. Could reach average tools across the board.YouTube YouTube
241Daz CameronDETOF22MLBRR6′ 2”195Below-average hit tool. Average power. Above-average speed but not great at stealing bases. May get a shot soon due the Tigers being awful.YouTube YouTube
242Jaylin DavisSFOF25MLBRR6′ 1”190Below-average hit tool but managed to cut back on the strikeouts last year. Decent speed but doesn’t steal very much. Good power. May get to 20/10 one day but will post an OBP around .300.YouTube YouTube
243Daniel JohnsonCLEOF24MLBLL5′ 10”200Old. Fast. Decent hit tool. Displayed some power at AA last season but it faded at AAA. He’s probably depth.YouTube YouTube
244Jahmai JonesLAAOF22AAARR5′ 11”205Made some top 100s but has fallen down lists the last couple years. Average contact and speed. Minimal power at the moment but he was young and at a high level.YouTube
245Sam HilliardCOLOF26MLBLL6′ 5”238Old. Way too many strikeouts. Above average power and speed. Numbers inflated by Rockies farm system environments.YouTube YouTube
246Kevin PadloTB3B23AAARR6′ 2”205Scuffled along his first five minor league seasons. Had a little breakout last year with 21 HR and 53 XBH. Still struck out entirely too much.YouTube YouTube
247Monte HarrisonMIAOF24MLBRR6′ 3”220Another tooled up strikeout machine. Will probably never hit enough to get to his tools. It’s sad but we need to move on.YouTube YouTube
248Edwin RiosLAD1B25AAALR6′ 3”220Plus power but is terrible at making contact. Hit 35 HR across AAA and the MLB last year while striking out 35%.YouTube YouTube
249Jeisson RosarioSDOF20AALL6′ 1”191Average hit. Good speed. Couldn’t care less about his solid defense. No current power.YouTube YouTube
250Braden ShewmakeATLSS22AALR6′ 4”1902019 first rounder. Good contact. Decent speed. I’ve seen terrible grades on his power. I think he can get it to average.Twitter Twitter
251Eduardo GarciaMILSS17RKRR6′ 2”160Big kid but should stay at SS. Played well in his brief exposure to the DSL last year. Could get to average tools across the board offensively.YouTube YouTube
252Quinn PriesterPITP19RKRR6′ 3”1952019 first round pick. Two solid current pitches that should get to above-average+. Developing changeup. Solid BB/9 rate masks spotty control. Way too many HBP and wild pitches.YouTube YouTube
253Joe RyanTBP23AARR6′ 1”185Two pitch guy (fastball and curve). Change is pretty awful. Decent control. Good results so far.YouTube
254Adrian MorejonSDP20AAALL6′ 0”175Three above average pitches. Good control. Injury history and size may push him to the bullpen.YouTube YouTube
255Brennan MalonePITP19A-RR6′ 4”205Three average+ pitches. Fastball could be plus. Struggles with command. #33 overall pick in 2019.YouTube YouTube
256Seth CorrySFP21A+LL6′ 2”195Breakout season last year at full season A ball. Three average+ pitches but struggles with control.YouTube YouTube
257Aaron AshbyMILP21A+RL6′ 2”181Good fastball and change. Great curve. Struggles with command but may be able to reign it in enough to be a starter.YouTube
258Ethan SmallMILP23ALL6′ 3”2142019 first round pick. Fastball and change are ready to go. Lacks a third pitch. Control is solid.YouTube
259Luis GilNYYP21MLBRR6′ 3”176Huge fastball. Nice slider. No third pitch yet. Command is very suspect.YouTube YouTube
260Breidy EncarnacionMIAP19RKRR6′ 3”185Three average pitches that should improve as he grows into his large frame. Decent command.Twitter
261Kai-Wei TengSFP21A+RR6′ 4”260Big kid with four decent pitches. None are overwhelming but if he can mix them he should be able to stick as a starter.YouTube YouTube
262Ricky VanascoTEXP21ARR6′ 3”180High 90s fastball and a hammer curve. Struggles with control. No third pitch. Drafted in 2017 but has yet to reach 50 IP in any season. Prime bullpen candidate. Probably low on him because his name reminds me of Ricky Nolasco.YouTube Twitter
263Josh WolfNYMP19RKRR6′ 3”170#53 overall pick in 2019. Solid fastball and curve. Change is still being developed. Command is average.YouTube YouTube
264Hyun Il ChoiLADP19RKRR6′ 2”200Led the AZL in strikeouts last season and maintained a BB/9 of 1.52. Solid fastball and change. Throws two breaking pitches but neither is a legitimate third offering yet.YouTube
265Andry LaraWASP16RKRR6′ 3”210Plus fastball. Supposedly has a power curve. Good control. Still a kid. Long way away. Has never pitched a pro inning. Could completely blow up but I love his upside.Twitter
266Bryan AbreuHOUP23AAARR6′ 1”204Two plus breaking pitches and an above-average fastball. Struggles with command.YouTube YouTube
267Brandon WilliamsonSEAP22A+LL6′ 6”210Second round 2019 pick. 99th percentile in horizontal break and 87th in spin on his slider. 84th in curve spin. Three above-average+ pitches. XL pitcher with questionable command.YouTube YouTube
268Bo NaylorCLEC19ALR6′ 0”195I see an average hit tool with above-average power. Everyone sees it the other way. Much more athletic than his big brother. May steal a few bases as a bonus.YouTube YouTube
269Keibert RuizLADC21AAASR6′ 0”200Great hit tool for a catcher. Hasn’t shown the ability to consistently hit for extra bases. Prospect star has faded.YouTube YouTube
270Ivan HerreraSTLC19A+RR6′ 0”180Has an average hit tool. Supposedly has underwhelming power but showed surprise thump at levels he was a bit young for last year. Reported 109 MPH exit velo so the power is there somewhere.YouTube YouTube
271Gabriel MorenoTORC19A+RR5′ 11”160Very similar to the player above. Supposed below-average power. Had 34 XBH with 12 HR in 341 PA last year. Only struck out 11% of the time.YouTube YouTube
272Tyler StephensonCINC23AAARR6′ 4”225Large catcher with decent power and a questionable hit tool. 2015 first rounder. Has cut down on the strikeouts over the last few years.YouTube YouTube
273William ContrerasATLC21AAARR6′ 0”180Average contact ability. Hasn’t hit for any power yet but should be able to get it to average. Still young and at a high level. Will stay behind the plate.YouTube YouTube
274Diego CartayaLADC18RKRR6′ 2”199Displayed decent hit and power in the rookie leagues at 17 last year. A long way from the MLB.YouTube YouTube
275Heriberto HernandezTEXC20A-RR6′ 1”180Plus power. Probably has a below-average hit tool at the moment but it could get to average.YouTube
276Brainer BonaciBOSSS17RKSR5′ 10”140Good hit tool. Small frame but he is larger than the 140 lbs. He’s listed at. Above-average speed.
277Eduardo LopezBOSOF17RKSR6′ 0”170Above-average speed. Could get to an above-average hit tool. Walked as much as he struck out in the DSL last year.YouTube YouTube
278Juan YepezSTLOF21AARR6′ 1”200Good power. Has shown better contact than expected and may get to average.YouTube
279Andy YoungARI2B25AAARR6′ 0”195Utility infielder posted 59 XBH between AA and AAA last year. Average hit tool and power.YouTube YouTube
280Michael SianiCINOF20ALL6′ 1”188Good speed. No power yet. Average hit tool. Racked up 45 steals at A ball last year.YouTube YouTube
281Lolo SanchezPITOF20ARR5′ 11”168Average contact ability. Good speed. Could get to below-average power.YouTube YouTube
282Omar EstevezLAD2B22AARR5′ 10”185Back in 2015 the Dodgers shelled out $12 million to sign this guy (with penalties). Average hit tool and power despite mediocre BABIP-inflated stat lines.YouTube YouTube
283Jose DeversMIASS19A+LR6′ 0”155Rafael’s cousin has an above-average hit tool and plus speed. Zero power though. Looks shorter than listed height.YouTube YouTube
284Miguel HiraldoTOR2B19ARR5′ 11”170Showed more power last year. Should get to average hit and power tools.YouTube YouTube
285Ji-Hwan BaePIT2B20ALR6′ 1”170Could get to an above-average hit tool. Plus speed. No power yet but did post some extra base hits.YouTube
286Otto LopezTORSS21A+RR5′ 10”160Supposed to develop above-average hit tool. Above-average speed but is bad at stealing bases.YouTube YouTube
287Taylor WallsTBSS23AASR5′ 10”180Small frame. Above-average hit tool allows his below-average power to play up a bit. Average speed but reaches base enough to steal a few bags. Fantastic glove may and positional versatility should earn him playing time.YouTube YouTube
288Owen MillerSD2B23AAARR6′ 0”1902018 third round pick has displayed an average hit tool and average power. Broke out for 43 XBH at AA last year. Not bad for a guy that was given 40 future power grades by every outlet.YouTube YouTube
289Brenton DoyleCOLOF21A-RR6′ 3”2002019 fourth round pick. Above-average power. Plus speed. Contact needs some work. Numbers were boosted by an obviously unsustainable .484 BABIP last year.YouTube
290Drew MendozaWAS1B22A+LR6′ 5”230Third round 2019 pick. Huge frame with plus raw power. Below-average hit tool. Was a college third baseman but was quickly moved to first when he was drafted. Draws walks but is patient to a fault.YouTube YouTube
291Tristen LutzMILOF21AARR6′ 2”210Above-average power. Could get to plus. Below-average speed and contact ability.YouTube YouTube
292Bryan MataBOSP20AARR6′ 3”160His scouting reports are all over the place and for good reason. Looked good in 2017 but his mechanics were an absolute mess in 2018. Cleaned them up and got back on track last year at A+ before falling apart in the second half of the season.. The bad: I hate his arm slot and he tinkers too much. The good: has thrown at least six pitches at different points in his career. He sports a four seam fastball, a two seam that some call a sinker, a changeup, a cutter, a slider (which is a slower version of his cutter with more break), and a curve. The fastballs are in the high-90s and and if even one or two secondaries get to average he’ll have the arsenal to be a major league starter. Needs to work on the command but he’s only 20 and has already made it to AA. Had a terrible AFL campaign. In addition to way too many walks he also racks up the HBPs,and wild pitches.YouTube YouTube
293Robert DominguezNYMP18RKRR6′ 5”195Was considered the top pitching prospect in the 2019 J2 class. Can hit 99 with the fastball.
294David PetersonNYMP24AAALL6′ 6”240Three average pitches and decent control. Does a good job with control for a guy his size.YouTube YouTube
295Seth JohnsonTBP21A-RR6′ 1”200#40 overall pick in 2019 was a SS until his last year of college. Has an above-average fastball and a potential plus slider. Decent control. Still finding a third pitch.YouTube YouTube
296Jay GroomeBOSP21ALL6′ 6”220Stuff is solid. Curve is outstanding. Fastball is good. Changeup may be one day. Command is a little spotty but his biggest problem is health. Has pitched a total of 66 innings since being drafted #12 overall in 2016.YouTube YouTube
297Francisco MoralesPHIP20ARR6′ 4”185Solid fastball and slider. Lacks a third pitch and command. Will be a reliever without one despite having a starter’s build.YouTube YouTube
298Adonis MedinaPHIP22AARR6′ 1”185Big fastball. No decent secondaries yet. Two may be usable one day. Average command.YouTube YouTube
299Antoine KellyMILP20ALL6′ 6”205Massive second round 2019 pick can hit the high-90s with his plus fastball. Good control. Needs to refine his secondaries but could be a MLB starter.YouTube YouTube
300Kendall WilliamsTORP19RKRR6′ 6”205Above-average fastball and curve. Developing a third pitch. Command isn’t bad considering his size.YouTube YouTube
301Jonathan BowlanKCP23AARR6′ 6”262Huge dude. Nice fastball. Decent slider. Needs to work on his changeup. Has done a great job at limiting free passes.Twitter Twitter
302Will BensonCLEOF21A+LL6′ 5”225Big power. Stole a bunch of bases in the lower minors but isn’t fast enough to swipe bags against better batteries. Strikes out way too much but also walks at a decent clip.YouTube YouTube
303Kevin CronARI1B26MLBRR6′ 5”250Old. Lots of power but lots of strikeouts as well. Not a league-average first baseman.YouTube YouTube
304Jose PastranoCLESS17RKSR5′ 11”145#30 on MLB’s 2019 IFA list. Average contact and above-average speed.YouTube
305Jairo PomaresSFOF19A-LR6′ 1”185Chance for above-average contact and speed but is nowhere close yet. Struggled with strikeouts after being promoted to A-.YouTube YouTube
306Alejandro PieTBSS18RKRR6′ 4”175Raw prospect. Incredibly lanky. Above-average speed. Could get to at least average power with his frame but hasn’t displayed any yet. Hit tool has a ways to go.YouTube
307Matthew ThompsonCWSP19A-RR6′ 3”195Second round 2019 pick. Above-average curve. Average fastball. Needs to develop a third pitch. Average command.YouTube YouTube
308Kris BubicKCP22A+LL6′ 3”220Good changeup. Average everything else. Usable fastball but no third pitch yet.YouTube Twitter
309Brusdar GraterolMINP21MLBRR6′ 1”265Three solid pitches. Low arm slot. Small stature and questionable command will probably cause him to move out of the rotation.YouTube YouTube
310Kyle MullerATLP22AARL6′ 6”225Large pitcher. Decent three pitch combo. Struggles with command.YouTube YouTube
311Cody BoltonPITP21AARR6′ 3”185Good fastball and slider. Lacks a decent third pitch. Struggled in his brief stint at AA.YouTube YouTube
312Daulton JefferiesOAKP24AAALR6′ 0”182Has battled injuries since being drafted in 2016. Has always done well in limited innings. Did well over 64 IP at AA last year. Was used in a relief role much of the season.YouTube YouTube
313Joe PalumboTEXP25MLBLL6′ 1”168Old. Solid fastball and curve. Change is average. Small. Struggles with control at times. Has already had TJ.YouTube YouTube
314Eddy YeanWASP18A-RR6′ 1”1802017 J2 signing has held his own in levels he was young for. I can’t find any video of him but others think he has three potential above-average pitches.
315Victor Mesa Jr.MIAOF18RKLL5′ 11”175Showed good contact skills in the GCL last year. Added a few XBH as well.YouTube YouTube
316Ezequiel DuranNYY2B20ARR5′ 11”185Good power for a middle infielder. Led the NYPL in HR last year. Serious contact issues and minimal speed.YouTube YouTube
317Maikol EscottoNYY2B17RKRR5′ 11”180Showed good power and speed in the DSL last year. Struck out a bit too much though.YouTube YouTube
318Jeremy De La RosaWASOF17RKLL5′ 11”160Should develop nice future power. Isn’t showing much of anything yet.YouTube YouTube
319Rixon WingrovePHI1B19ALR6′ 5”260The unsexiest of profiles. 20 speed first baseman that can’t field the position. Massive frame. Shows average contact and should get to big power.YouTube YouTube
320Ronaldo HernandezTBC22AARR6′ 1”1852019 power regression was a drag. He’s never struck out more than 16% of the time and despite the down year. I still think he has average power.YouTube YouTube
321Parker MeadowsDETOF20A+LR6′ 5”205Austin’s brother has good speed but is bad at swiping bags. Should get to solid power with his frame but isn’t anywhere close yet. Contact ability is pretty bad.YouTube YouTube
322Kenedy CoronaHOUOF20A-RR5′ 11”185Acquired in the offseason from the Mets. Has showed contact, speed, and power in the lower levels.
323Steele WalkerTEXOF23AALL5′ 11”190As if his name wasn’t cool enough, it’s now Steele Walker – Texas Ranger. The contact is better than expected but the power is worse. Looks like he could be average in both. No speed.YouTube
324Connor ScottMIAOF20A+LL6′ 4”180The #13 overall pick in the 2018 draft has seen his prospect stock plummet. His supposed average contact and power are nowhere to be found. He’s also being thrown out more than he should with his plus speed.YouTube YouTube
325Elehuris MonteroSTL3B21AARR6′ 3”215Might hit enough to get to his power one day. Looked completely overmatched at AA last year but was only 20.YouTube YouTube
326Jack HermanPITOF20A+RR6′ 0”190After a promising start to his pro career the Pirates decided to skip a couple levels and send the 2018 30th round pick straight to A ball. The results weren’t great as he finished with a 29.3% strikeout rate. If he can curb his contact issues he should reach above-average power with his bat speed.YouTube YouTube
327Matt WallnerMINOF22ALR6′ 5”2205th round pick. Good power. Lots of strikeouts. Made it to A ball in his first season. Will struggle to make contact at the upper levels.YouTube YouTube
328Lucius FoxTBSS22AAASR6′ 1”180Not the dude that makes cool toys for Batman. Double-plus speed. No power. Below-average hit tool.YouTube YouTube
329Sammy SianiPITOF19RKLL6′ 0”1953rd round pick in 2019. Similar (but less exciting) tools as his brother Michael. Could get to average hit, above-average speed, and below-average power.YouTube YouTube
330Estiven MachadoTORSS17RKSR5′ 10”170Could get to average offensive tools across the board per reports. Another IFA with limited video and scouting reports who hasn’t played a single inning of pro ball.
331Osleivis BasabeTEX2B19A-RR6′ 1”165Great speed hasn’t translated into stolen bases in the lower levels. Good contact. No current power.YouTube YouTube
332Richi GonzalezHOUOF17RKRR6′ 2”182Has gotten some buzz recently but I can’t find much on him. Not a very heralded IFA when he was signed. Minimal video and scouting notes. Zero pro AB.YouTube
333Jasiah DixonPITOF18A-RR6′ 0”180Late round pick performed well in limited at bats in the GCL last season. BABIP certainly helped. Good speed. No power.
334Mason MartinPIT1B20ALR6′ 0”201Solid power. Will struggle with contact. Will not hit enough to be a major league regular.YouTube YouTube
335Keithron MossTEX2B18RKSR5′ 11”165Has struck out way too much at the rookie levels. Good speed and a little bit of pop.YouTube YouTube
336Rece HindsCIN3B19RKRR6′ 4”215Many thought he had the best power in the 2019 draft. Contact is awful per reports.YouTube YouTube
337Johan LopezTBSS19RKRR5′ 10”167Has displayed an above average hit tool. Average speed. Below-average power.
338Nasim NunezMIASS19ASR5′ 9”160#46 OVR selection in 2019. Small frame. Glove-first. Plus speed. Supposed to get to an average hit tool but will probably struggle to generate power.YouTube YouTube
339Junior PerezSDOF18A-RR6′ 1”165Strikes out a bit much but played really well in the AZL last year. Showed good speed and power.YouTube
340Joshua MearsSDOF19RKRR6′ 3”230Second round 2019 pick struggled to make contact in his pro debut. Good athlete with plus raw power.YouTube YouTube
341Kyren ParisLAASS18RKRR6′ 0”165Made it to the AZL last year. Won’t be 18 until next June. Plus speed. May not get above below-average hit and power. Some outlets think he will get to above-average offensive tools. I think he’s below-average in everything but speed.YouTube YouTube
342Jhon TorresSTLOF19ARR6′ 4”199Hit for power last year but he still has a long way to go on the contact. Got exposed at A ball.YouTube YouTube
343Canaan SmithNYYOF20ALR6′ 0”215Above average power. Below average contact and speed but it didn’t reflect in his 2019 stat line at A ball.YouTube YouTube
344Johan RojasPHIOF19A-RR6′ 1”165Plus speed. Thin frame. Projected by some outlets to get to above-average power. Racked up 23 XBH in 238 AB last year. Below-average hit tool.YouTube YouTube
345Adinso ReyesDETSS18RKRR6′ 1”195Supposed to have a solid hit and power tool one day. Below-average speed and needs to take more walks.YouTube
346Malcom NunezSTL3B18ARR5′ 11”205Thicc. Good hitting instincts. Less than ideal size. Struggled to hit for power in his age-18 season.YouTube
347Jeremy PenaHOUSS22A+RR6′ 0”1792018 third round pick has an average hit tool and speed. Below-average power but did a good job with XBH last year.YouTube
348Davis WendzelTEX3B22ARR6′ 0”205#41 overall pick in 2019. Should get to average hit and power tools.YouTube YouTube
349Chase StrumpfCHC2B21ARR6′ 1”191Second round pick by the Cubs in 2019. Should get to average hit and power.YouTube YouTube
350Hudson PottsSD3B21AARR6′ 3”205Good power. Serious strikeout issues. Has always been young for his level.YouTube YouTube
351D’Shawn KnowlesLAAOF18RKSR6′ 0”165Really fast but bad at stealing bases, even at rookie ball. Average power. Strikes out too much.YouTube YouTube
352Nick SchnellTBOF19RKLR6′ 3”180Above-average power and speed. Strikeout issues at the lower levels are scary.YouTube YouTube
353Aeverson ArteagaSFSS17RKRR6′ 1”170Plus defensive tools but that doesn’t help your fantasy team. Could get to average hit with above-average speed. Good bat speed.
354Osiel RodriguezNYYP18RKRR6′ 2”210Fastball and curve are already above-average. Needs a reliable third pitch but has two that could be above-average one day. Struggles with command. High risk/high reward.YouTube YouTube
355Alex FaedoDETP24AARR6′ 5”230Average fastball and slider. Changeup is a work in progress. Solid command.YouTube YouTube
356Dean KremerBALP24AAARR6′ 3”180Boring arsenal. Decent command with four usable pitches. Fastball fringe-average. Should stick as a starter but not an exciting one.YouTube YouTube
357Cristian JavierHOUP22AAARR6′ 1”204Good curve. Decent fastball and change. Has piled up strikeouts at every level but struggles with control.YouTube YouTube
358Corbin MartinARIP23AAARR6′ 2”200Above-average fastball and slider. Two other average secondaries. Struggled to throw strikes last year but I think he’s got average command.YouTube YouTube
359Tucker DavidsonATLP24AAALL6′ 2”215Plus fastball. Usable change and breaking ball. Has struggled with control the last couple years against better competition.YouTube
360Thad WardBOSP22A+RR6′ 3”182Fastball isn’t impressive but it should work. Features a solid cutter and slider. Needs to work on limiting walks.YouTube YouTube
361Yoendrys GomezNYYP20ARR6′ 3”175Another IFA bargain for the Yankees. Currently has two above-average pitches and a change that could be usable with development. Control is average.YouTube YouTube
362Jimmy LewisLADP19RKRR6′ 6”200Second round 2019 pick tore his labrum after being drafted and has yet to pitch a professional inning. Huge frame. Mid-90s fastball. Solid curve. Needs to work on his changeup or develop a different third pitch.YouTube YouTube
363Jairo SolisHOUP20ARR6′ 2”160Underwent TJ in 2018 and hasn’t pitched since. Struggled with command. Fastball velocity has risen to the high-90s and he has two decent breaking balls. Much larger than 160.
364Mason DenaburgWASP20RKRR6′ 4”195First round pick in 2018. Didn’t pitch due to injury. Got hurt again 20.1 innings into 2019 and didn’t pitch again. When healthy he has three above-average pitches and questionable command.YouTube
365Alexander VizcainoNYYP22AARR6′ 2”160Triple digit fastball/change combo with no third pitch. Questionable command. Classic reliever profile if he doesn’t develop a third pitch.YouTube YouTube
366Justus SheffieldSEAP23MLBLL6′ 0”200Three above average pitches but probably lacks the control to be a starter in the MLB. Should be a good reliever if it doesn’t work out.YouTube YouTube
367Cody MorrisCLEP23A+RR6′ 5”222Fastball hits 97. Average slider and change. Decent control. Older prospect that has already had TJ. Posted a K/9 over 11 at two levels of A ball last year. Will be interesting to see how it translates to the upper levels.
368DL HallBALP21A+LL6′ 2”195Great stuff. Awful control. Some people think he’ll figure it out. I’m not one of them. Three above-average+ pitches if he ever does.YouTube YouTube
369Justin DunnSEAP24MLBSR6′ 2”185Solid fastball and slider. Decent control. Still working on a third pitch.YouTube YouTube
370Lewis ThorpeMINP24MLBRL6′ 1”218Older due to TJ. Four decent pitches. The best is a plus curve.YouTube YouTube
371Logan AllenCLEP22MLBRL6′ 3”200Has always been young for his level but has struggled in the high minors and majors over the last couple years. Throws four decent pitches but none of them are great. Needs to cut down on walks. May never be great a strikeout pitcher.YouTube YouTube
372Graeme StinsonTBP22ALL6′ 5”250Draft stock plummeted with his velocity last year. Entered the season as the draft’s top college pitcher. Has a slider that has gotten plus-plus grades from many outlets. Fastball is plus except for during that rough stretch in college. No third pitch but has a developing change. Control is decent.YouTube YouTube
373Beau BurrowsDETP23AAARR6′ 2”215Boring arsenal but has four pitches at his disposal. Needs to work on his control but should be able to start with his stuff.YouTube YouTube
374James KaprielianOAKP25AAARR6′ 3”210Old. Yankees first round pick in 2015. Has battled injuries his entire career. Solid fastball and three good secondaries if he can ever stay healthy.YouTube YouTube
375Mitchell WhiteLADP24AAARR6′ 3”210Three above-average pitches. Control is an issue. Has done a good job limiting walks the last two seasons. No dominant pitch.YouTube YouTube
376Mark PaytonCINOF28MLBLL5′ 8”190Rule five selection but will probably be sent back to the A’s. Came out of nowhere to quadruple his career high in HR last year with a helping hand from the juiced ball. Has always displayed solid contact ability.YouTube
377Domingo LeybaARI2B24MLBRR5′ 11”160Above-average hit tool. Not much else. Showed off some power at AAA last year but so did everyone. No speed.YouTube YouTube
378Kyle LewisSEAOF24MLBRR6′ 4”210Another older big power guy that struggles with contact issues.YouTube YouTube
379Jake FraleySEAOF24MLBLL6′ 0”195Came out of nowhere after being acquired by the Mariners last year. Went from repeating A+ all season in 2018 to the MLB in 2019. Capable of 15/15 with an OBP around .300 with enough AB.YouTube YouTube
380Cole TuckerPITSS23MLBSR6′ 3”205Decent contact. Average speed. Should be good for 10-15 bags but that’s about it.YouTube YouTube
381Willi CastroDETSS22MLBSR6′ 1”205Decent contact but doesn’t walk very much. Below average power. Decent speed. Should be good for 10-15 bags. Young and already in the MLB. Could get to slightly more power.YouTube YouTube
382Brent RookerMINOF25AAARR6′ 3”215Big power. Bad everything else. Strikes out too much to be a fantasy contributor. Saw a report that said he was going to come up last year if not for injury. He might want to work on that 35% AAA strikeout rate first.YouTube YouTube
383Luis TorrensSDC23AAARR6′ 0”175Catcher with an average hit tool and average power that could play in the MLB today. Not very projectable.YouTube
384Luis BarreraOAKOF24AAALL6′ 0”205There’s really no such thing as a “lucky” BABIP when you have double-plus speed. Not good at base stealing though. Other offensive tools are below-average but he’s not a slap hitter. Fantastic defense may earn him AB.YouTube YouTube
385Jarren DuranBOSOF23AAALR6′ 2”200Double-plus speed. No power. Below-average hit tool. Had early-season BABIP-driven success at A+.YouTube YouTube
386Ryan McKennaBALOF23AAARR5′ 11”185Plus speed but not great at swiping bags. Below-average everything else.YouTube YouTube
387Ryan RolisonCOLP22AARL6′ 2”195Three pitches that are already average with average control. Pitching for Colorado kills his value.YouTube YouTube
388Tommy HenryARIP22A+LL6′ 3”205#74 overall pick has three average or better pitches with decent control. No pitch is great.YouTube YouTube
389Chris MurphyBOSP21ALL6′ 1”175Supposedly tweaked his mechanics and gained command last year. Already had three average pitches. Didn’t have an outing over 4 IP last year.YouTube YouTube
390Cory AbbottCHCP24AAARR6′ 2”220Not overpowering but has three solid secondaries and good command. Should be a big league starter one day but not a great one.YouTube YouTube
391Grae KessingerHOU3B22ARR6′ 2”2002nd round selection by Houston. Has showed an above-average hit tool and average speed. Not much power.YouTube YouTube
392Mariel BautistaCINOF22A+RR6′ 3”194Good speed. Average contact and power. Entering his sixth year of pro ball. Skills did not translate into stats at full season A ball last year.YouTube YouTube
393Jake McCarthyARIOF22A+LL6′ 2”195Plus speed. Power and contact are below-average but not by much. An interesting mix of tools.YouTube
394Jose FerminCLE2B21ARR5′ 11”160Great contact hitter. Has walked more than he’s struck out each of the past two seasons. Above-average speed but no power at all.YouTube
395Warming BernabelCOL3B17RKRR6′ 0”180Showed solid contact skills and hit 19 XBH over 212 AB in the DSL last year. No speed and plays terrible defense. Probably won’t stay at third.YouTube
396Tucupita MarcanoSD2B20ALR6′ 0”170Doesn’t strike out. Good speed. Is awful at stealing bases. Will need to figure it out to have any fantasy value.YouTube YouTube
397Victor BericotoSFOF18RKRR6′ 1”155Walked nearly as much as he struck out in the DSL as a minor last year. Showed some power and speed as well but his stat line was boosted by an unsustainable BABIP.Twitter
398Franklin PerezDETP22A+RR6′ 3”197Injuries have derailed his career. Still has three above-average pitches.YouTube YouTube
399Gilberto CelestinoMINOF21A+RL6′ 0”170Thin frame. Average hit tool. Plus speed but it hasn’t translated into SB. Minimal power.YouTube YouTube
400Dominic FletcherARIOF22ALL5′ 9”185Reports have him getting to average contact and above average power. I’ll take the under on both. He’s really small.YouTube
401Nick PrattoKC1B21A+LL6′ 1”195Has really struggled with strikeouts since being drafted in the first round in 2018.YouTube YouTube
402Trejyn FletcherSTLOF18RKRR6′ 2”200Second round 2019 pick has serious contact issues. Above-average power and speed but he may never get to them.YouTube YouTube
403Jerar EncarnacionMIAOF22A+RR6′ 4”219Below average hit tool. Nice power. Probably not a major league regular.YouTube
404Carlos RodriguezMILOF19RKLL5′ 10”150Doesn’t strike out but also doesn’t walk. Plus speed but awful at stealing bases. Small frame. No power.YouTube YouTube
405Connor WongLADC23AARR6′ 1”181Has shown good power throughout his minor league career but doesn’t make enough contact.YouTube YouTube
406Yenci PenaTEX3B19RKRR6′ 2”193Has shown a little bit of power and decent contact skills at the rookie levels so far.YouTube YouTube
407Brewer HicklinKCOF23AARR6′ 2”208Good power and speed. Terrible contact skills. Old for the levels he’s seen.YouTube
408Lucas ErcegMIL3B24AAALR6′ 3”210Below-average hit tool. Chance for average power if he can make enough contact.YouTube YouTube
409Chris ClarkeCHCP20ARR6′ 7”212Incredibly tall and lanky. Fantastic curve. Fastball tops out in the mid-90s but he may gain a tick as he fills out a little bit. College reliever. Cubs are going to try him in the rotation but kept him around three innings per start last year. Posted great numbers and limited the walks in those limited innings. Had TJ in high school.YouTube
410Michel BaezSDP23MLBRR6′ 8”220Transitioned to the bullpen last year. Plus fastball. Good change and breaking pitch. Struggles with control and repeating delivery (common with giant frames like his). Still being treated as a starter by the Padres.YouTube YouTube
411Blair HenleyHOUP22ARR6′ 3”190Great spin rates on his pitches. Late round 2019 pick. Needs to work on fastball velocity. Looked great in a tiny sample size at A- but that’s expected out of a three year starter from the Big 12. K/9 was really low in college.YouTube
412Michael GroveLADP23A+RR6′ 3”200Had TJ his final college season and still got picked in the second round of the 2018 draft. No usable secondaries yet but has a developing curve and change. Decent command. Limited to four IP per start last year.YouTube YouTube
413Hector YanLAAP20A+LL5′ 11”180Mid-90s fastball with an above-average curve. Change is a work in progress. Struggles with command but posted 12.22 K/9 last year.YouTube
414Yohanse MorelKCP19A+RR6′ 2”190Mid-90s fastball. Good change. Developing slider. Looks thicker than his listed weight. Stat lines don’t match arsenal.YouTube YouTube
415Richard GallardoCHCP18RKRR6′ 1”187Huge fastball. Two secondaries that may be average one day. Struggled in his first try at rookie ball as a minor.YouTube YouTube
416Blake RiveraSFP22A+RR6′ 4”225Mid-90s fastball. Solid curve. Struggles to throw strikes and needs to develop his change. Will probably end up in the bullpen. Has the frame of a starter though.Twitter
417Rony GarciaDETP22MLBRR6′ 3”200Top selection in this past rule five draft. Has a starter’s build but will probably pitch out of the bullpen if he doesn’t get returned to the Yankees. Underwhelming arsenal at the moment but does have three average pitches and decent command.YouTube YouTube
418Robert DuggerMIAP24MLBRR6′ 2”180Good fastball. Decent slider. Lacks a third pitch. Decent control but nothing more than an innings eating unexciting back-end starter. Projected to be the Marlins #5 in 2020.YouTube YouTube
419Patrick SandovalLAAP23MLBLL6′ 3”190Nice breaking balls. Average fastball. Weird arm slot. Struggles with command. May stick as a starter though.YouTube YouTube
420Tony GonsolinLADP25MLBRR6′ 3”205–Old. Command is suspect. Nice fastball. Decent splitter. Could still start at some point despite underwhelming arsenal.YouTube YouTube

5 thoughts on “Top 420 MLB Fantasy Prospects – April 2020”

  2. Yes I did get it. Thank you

    That’s great info that will come in very handy when we do our leagues FYPD this offseason. I appreciate you sending it to me.

    Reply

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