| Pos | – | Rank | Name | – | Org | – | Age | – | Level | – | B | – | Height | – | Weight | Notes | – | Video |
| 1 | | 1 | Wander Franco | | TB | | 18 | | AA | | S | | 5′ 10” | | 189 | Consensus top prospect in baseball. Don’t overthink the selection at 1.1 | | YouTube YouTube |
| 2 | | 12 | Marco Luciano | | SF | | 18 | | A | | R | | 6′ 2” | | 178 | Racked up 25 XBH in 179 AB as a minor in rookie ball and A-. Showed excellent plate recognition skills. Power will grow as he matures physically. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 3 | | 13 | CJ Abrams | | SD | | 19 | | A/A+ | | L | | 6′ 2” | | 185 | The speedster has shown more pop than initial grades. He’s an absolute burner and larger than expected. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 4 | | 16 | Royce Lewis | | MIN | | 20 | | AA | | R | | 6′ 2” | | 200 | A strong AFL has made some forget about his down season after entering 2019 as a top ten prospect. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 5 | | 18 | Carter Kieboom | | WAS | | 22 | | MLB | | R | | 6′ 2” | | 190 | Prospectors soured on him after a small, strikeout laden sample of MLB. He’ll be fine | | YouTube YouTube |
| 6 | | 20 | Bobby Witt Jr. | | KC | | 19 | | RK | | R | | 6′ 1” | | 190 | Five tool guy that still has a long way to go before he reaches his offensive ceiling. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 7 | | 25 | Jeter Downs | | LAD | | 21 | | AA | | R | | 5′ 11” | | 180 | Kicked 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 |
| 8 | | 37 | Noelvi Marte | | SEA | | 18 | | RK | | R | | 6′ 1” | | 181 | Prospect world is all over the place on this one. I’ve seen everything from 80 grade speed to an Adrian Beltre comp. I think he gets bigger and loses his wheels. Still a solid piece without them. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 9 | | 44 | Geraldo Perdomo | | ARI | | 20 | | A+ | | R | | 6′ 3” | | 184 | Displayed 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 |
| 10 | | 73 | Luis Garcia | | WAS | | 19 | | AA | | L | | 6′ 2” | | 190 | Numbers 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 |
| 11 | | 77 | Jazz Chisholm | | MIA | | 21 | | MLB | | L | | 5′ 11” | | 165 | Tooled up strikeout machine. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 12 | | 79 | Ronny Mauricio | | NYM | | 18 | | A | | S | | 6′ 3” | | 166 | Body 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 |
| 13 | | 96 | Jose Garcia | | CIN | | 21 | | A+ | | R | | 6′ 2” | | 175 | Decent contact. Plus speed. Was much more successful on the basepaths last year but still needs to improve. Probably taller than 6′ 2” | | YouTube YouTube |
| 14 | | 98 | Robert Puason | | OAK | | 17 | | RK | | S | | 6′ 3” | | 165 | Big 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 |
| 15 | | 99 | Tyler Freeman | | CLE | | 20 | | AA | | R | | 6′ 0” | | 170 | Good contact hitter but doesn’t walk. Other tools are underwhelming. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 16 | | 110 | Maximo Acosta | | TEX | | 17 | | RK | | R | | 6′ 1” | | 170 | He’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 |
| 17 | | 114 | Luisangel Acuna | | TEX | | 17 | | RK | | R | | 5′ 10” | | 155 | Don’t even compare him to his brother. Not anywhere close to his listed height of 5′ 10”. Did show promise in the DSL. | | Twitter |
| 18 | | 116 | Keoni Cavaco | | MIN | | 18 | | RK | | R | | 6′ 2” | | 195 | 2019 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 |
| 19 | | 117 | Jorge Mateo | | OAK | | 24 | | MLB | | R | | 6′ 0” | | 192 | Amazingly fast. Another guy that can’t make contact. Prospectors have gotten tired of ranking him at this point. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 20 | | 124 | Nico Hoerner | | CHC | | 22 | | MLB | | R | | 5′ 11” | | 200 | Underwhelming speed and power. Horrible launch angle and exit velos. Doesn’t walk. Utility player. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 21 | | 128 | Liover Peguero | | PIT | | 18 | | A- | | R | | 6′ 1” | | 160 | Has displayed an average hit and above-average speed tool. Also showed some surprise pop before being promoted. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 22 | | 141 | Brice Turang | | MIL | | 20 | | A+ | | L | | 6′ 0” | | 173 | Average hit. Above average speed. Below-average power. Played well at 19 in A+. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 23 | | 150 | Reginald Preciado | | SD | | 16 | | RK | | S | | 6′ 4” | | 180 | 16 year old giant with a smooth swing. Could stick at shortstop despite his size. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 24 | | 151 | Arol Vera | | LAA | | 17 | | RK | | S | | 6′ 2” | | 170 | Still 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 |
| 25 | | 155 | Oswald Peraza | | NYY | | 19 | | A | | R | | 6′ 0” | | 176 | Really improved the strikeout rate last year. Big exit velo from such a skinny teenager to go with his plus speed. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 26 | | 157 | Jose Salas | | MIA | | 16 | | RK | | S | | 6′ 2” | | 165 | Top 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 |
| 27 | | 158 | Dauri Lorenzo | | HOU | | 17 | | RK | | S | | 6′ 1” | | 160 | Received 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 |
| 28 | | 161 | Alexander Vargas | | NYY | | 18 | | RK | | S | | 5′ 11” | | 148 | Limited 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 |
| 29 | | 162 | Yasel Antuna | | WAS | | 20 | | A | | S | | 6′ 0” | | 170 | Missed nearly all of 2019 while recovering from Tommy John. Average contact, power, and speed. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 30 | | 170 | Gabriel Arias | | SD | | 19 | | A+ | | R | | 6′ 1” | | 201 | Good 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 |
| 31 | | 179 | Andres Gimenez | | NYM | | 21 | | AAA | | L | | 6′ 0” | | 161 | Above average contact and speed but doesn’t walk. Should develop average power. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 32 | | 182 | Bryson Stott | | PHI | | 22 | | RK | | L | | 6′ 3” | | 200 | 2019 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 |
| 33 | | 183 | Will Wilson | | SF | | 21 | | RK | | R | | 6′ 0” | | 184 | Potential average hit and power. 2019 Angels first rounder the Giants acquired in a salary dump. #15 pick in 2019 draft. | | Twitter Twitter |
| 34 | | 184 | Josh Smith | | NYY | | 22 | | A+ | | L | | 5′ 10” | | 172 | Yankees got a steal at the end of the second round this year. Average hit, power, and speed. No great tool, though. | | YouTube |
| 35 | | 186 | Greg Jones | | TB | | 21 | | A | | S | | 6′ 2” | | 175 | Went #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 |
| 36 | | 187 | Anthony Volpe | | NYY | | 18 | | RK | | R | | 5′ 11” | | 180 | Given 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 |
| 37 | | 191 | Gabriel Rodriguez | | CLE | | 17 | | RK | | R | | 6′ 2” | | 174 | Nice power for his age. Struggles with contact but was really young for the AZL. Should steal a few bases. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 38 | | 193 | Gunnar Henderson | | BAL | | 18 | | RK | | L | | 6′ 3” | | 195 | Top 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 |
| 39 | | 196 | Ryan Vilade | | COL | | 21 | | AA | | R | | 6′ 2” | | 194 | Average contact. Average power. Average speed but is supposed to fill out a bit. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 40 | | 205 | Angel Martinez | | CLE | | 18 | | RK | | S | | 6′ 0” | | 165 | A chance for solid hit and speed tools. Still a long way from the majors. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 41 | | 214 | Alex De Jesus | | LAD | | 17 | | RK | | R | | 6′ 2” | | 170 | Probably wasn’t ready for the AZL last year but that’s a tall order at 17. Could have average hit and power. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 42 | | 220 | Jonathan Ornelas | | TEX | | 19 | | A+ | | R | | 6′ 1” | | 178 | Could get to average offensive tools across the board. Managed 33 XBH in 113 games last year. Looks smaller than listed height. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 43 | | 224 | Kevin Made | | CHC | | 17 | | RK | | R | | 6′ 1” | | 160 | #15 on MLB’s 2019 top IFA list. Could get to average tools across the board. | | YouTube |
| 44 | | 225 | Adael Amador | | COL | | 17 | | RK | | S | | 6′ 0” | | 160 | Chance to get to above-average contact and below-average power per MLB pipeline. #16 on the IFA list. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 45 | | 227 | Jeremiah Jackson | | LAA | | 19 | | RKie | | R | | 6′ 0” | | 165 | Some 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 |
| 46 | | 250 | Braden Shewmake | | ATL | | 22 | | AA | | L | | 6′ 4” | | 190 | 2019 first rounder. Good contact. Decent speed. I’ve seen terrible grades on his power but he can get to below-average. | | Twitter Twitter |
| 47 | | 251 | Eduardo Garcia | | MIL | | 17 | | RK | | R | | 6′ 2” | | 160 | Big 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 |
| 48 | | 276 | Brainer Bonaci | | BOS | | 17 | | RK | | S | | 5′ 10” | | 140 | Good hit tool. Small frame but he is larger than the 140 lbs. He’s listed at. Above-average speed. | | |
| 49 | | 283 | Jose Devers | | MIA | | 19 | | A+ | | L | | 6′ 0” | | 155 | Rafael’s cousin has an above-average hit tool and plus speed. Zero power though. Looks shorter than listed height. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 50 | | 286 | Otto Lopez | | TOR | | 21 | | A+ | | R | | 5′ 10” | | 160 | Supposed to develop above-average hit tool. Above-average speed but is bad at stealing bases. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 51 | | 287 | Taylor Walls | | TB | | 23 | | AA | | S | | 5′ 10” | | 180 | Small 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 |
| 52 | | 304 | Jose Pastrano | | CLE | | 17 | | RK | | S | | 5′ 11” | | 145 | #30 on MLB’s 2019 IFA list. Average contact and above-average speed. | | YouTube |
| 53 | | 306 | Alejandro Pie | | TB | | 18 | | RK | | R | | 6′ 4” | | 175 | Raw 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 |
| 54 | | 328 | Lucius Fox | | TB | | 22 | | AAA | | S | | 6′ 1” | | 180 | Not the dude that makes cool toys for Batman. Double-plus speed. No power. Below-average hit tool. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 55 | | 330 | Estiven Machado | | TOR | | 17 | | RK | | S | | 5′ 10” | | 170 | Could 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. | | |
| 56 | | 337 | Johan Lopez | | TB | | 19 | | RK | | R | | 5′ 10” | | 167 | Has displayed an above average hit tool. Average speed. Below-average power. | | |
| 57 | | 338 | Nasim Nunez | | MIA | | 19 | | A | | S | | 5′ 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 |
| 58 | | 341 | Kyren Paris | | LAA | | 18 | | RK | | R | | 6′ 0” | | 165 | Made 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 |
| 59 | | 345 | Adinso Reyes | | DET | | 18 | | RK | | R | | 6′ 1” | | 195 | Supposed to have a solid hit and power tool one day. Below-average speed and needs to take more walks. | | YouTube |
| 60 | | 347 | Jeremy Pena | | HOU | | 22 | | A+ | | R | | 6′ 0” | | 179 | 2018 third round pick has an average hit tool and speed. Below-average power but did a good job with XBH last year. | | YouTube |
| 61 | | 353 | Aeverson Arteaga | | SF | | 17 | | RK | | R | | 6′ 1” | | 170 | Plus defensive tools but that doesn’t help your fantasy team. Could get to average hit with above-average speed. Good bat speed. | | |
| 62 | | 380 | Cole Tucker | | PIT | | 23 | | MLB | | S | | 6′ 3” | | 205 | Decent contact. Average speed. Should be good for 10-15 bags but that’s about it. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 63 | | 381 | Willi Castro | | DET | | 22 | | MLB | | S | | 6′ 1” | | 205 | Decent 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 |
| 64 | | 439 | Omar Florentino | | KC | | 18 | | RK | | S | | 5′ 9” | | 145 | Small, thin frame. Average hit tool. No power. Above-average speed. | | YouTube |
| 65 | | 444 | Adam Hall | | BAL | | 20 | | A+ | | R | | 6′ 0” | | 170 | Plus speed. Below-average contact and minimal power. Career numbers inflated by massive BABIP but it will always be high thanks to his speed. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 66 | | 446 | Logan Davidson | | OAK | | 22 | | A | | S | | 6′ 3” | | 185 | 2019 first round pick. Questionable hit tool. Was terrible in the Cape Cod league. A chance for above-average power with average speed. Solid in the field. | | YouTube |
| 67 | | 452 | Nick Gordon | | MIN | | 24 | | AAA | | L | | 6′ 0” | | 160 | Above average speed. Below-average contact and no power. It’s been a long fall for the 2014 #5 overall pick. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 68 | | 455 | Yolbert Sanchez | | CHW | | 23 | | A | | R | | 5′ 11” | | 176 | Cuban defector got a late start to his MiLB career. Received $2.5 from the Sox. Defense is his biggest asset. Hit well in the DSL last year but was way too old to be at the level. | | YouTube |
| 69 | | 465 | Wander Javier | | MIN | | 20 | | A | | R | | 6′ 1” | | 165 | Some say he may reach average contact, speed, and power. The power may come but the contact was awful last year. Not active on the basepaths. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 70 | | 470 | Osiris Johnson | | MIA | | 19 | | A | | R | | 6′ 0” | | 181 | Second round 2018 pick missed all of 2019 with an injury. Showed good power in his small MiLB sample. Struggles to make contact and doesn’t draw walks. Minimal speed. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 71 | | 472 | Jonathan Arauz | | BOS | | 21 | | MLB | | S | | 6′ 0” | | 150 | Rule five draft pick by the Red Sox. Switch hitter with a solid hit tool but all of his other offensive tools are below-average. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 72 | | 484 | Anderson Tejeda | | TEX | | 21 | | A+ | | S | | 5′ 11” | | 160 | Good power and above-average speed. Terrible at making contact. Struggled at his second try at A+. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 73 | | 507 | Shervyen Newton | | NYM | | 20 | | A | | S | | 6′ 4” | | 180 | Strikes out entirely too much. Good power. No speed. Not a MLB regular. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 74 | | 510 | Jake Cronenworth | | SD | | 26 | | AAA | | L | | 6′ 1” | | 185 | Two way college player returned to the mound last year. Could be a useful real-life UTIL/RP but lacks the offensive tools to be a full-time player. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 75 | | 532 | Aramis Ademan | | CHC | | 21 | | A+ | | L | | 5′ 11” | | 160 | Average hit tool but minimal power and speed. Still young. | | YouTube YouTube |
| 76 | | 557 | Kevin Smith | | TOR | | 23 | | AA | | R | | 5′ 11” | | 188 | Below-average contact skills. Average power and speed. Not a MLB regular. | | YouTube YouTube |
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