Rylen Bayne's Top 50 Prospects

Rylen Bayne helps launch the Washed Up Baseball website with a HUGE undertaking, detailing his top 50 prospects in baseball in over 5,000 words. Every player has a detailed scouting blurb accompanying them, and every choice his 100% factually correct and perfect.

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1. Roman Anthony OF Boston

21 YR, 6’3 200

Anthony has some of the best raw power in all of baseball, recently hitting a (supposedly) 497 foot grand slam. He has made strides as a prospect vaulting him into the number 1 spot, such as decreasing his K numbers and sustaining an incredible 19% BB rate in AAA. The call-up is imminent for Anthony, who looks to be a big contributor for years to come in Alex Cora’s lineup card .

2. Leo De Vries INF San Diego

18YR, 6’1 185

De Vries is a patient switch hitting middle infielder, who still has plenty of time to develop being only 18. He has shown improvement with his K%, lowering it by 3% although advancing a level from ‘24 to ‘25. He also showcases raw pop, blasting 11 big flies last year in 75 games as mostly a 17 year old in low A. If Leo can continue to reduce his K% consistently while working through the minors, there's a lot to love about this prospect. De Vries lands in my number 2 spot due to the maturity he has already shown as a hitter. The power already showing strides, as well as the discipline at the plate to be able to work into his counts are very encouraging signs. 

3. Sebastian Walcott INF Texas

19YR, 6’4 190

Walcott is a big body SS who arguably has some of the highest power tool potential of any prospect in baseball. As an 18 year old last season, Walcott slugged .452 between High A and AA, which is well beyond his years, evident in him playing High A ball as a 17!! year old. Walcott shows a violent swing with solid-but not great bat to ball skills. He possessed almost a 26% K Rate last season, largely in part due to his ultra aggressive approach at the plate. I do believe that gets ironed out as he ages, and Walcott has the makings of a potential superstar. Walcott also has an extremely talented arm to keep him on the left side of the infield, but does need to clean up his glove a bit. While his speed is solid currently, I do expect his run tool to downgrade a little as he fills into his frame completely. 

4. Andrew Painter RHP Philadelphia

22YR, 6’7 215

I fully expect Painter to be on the big league club sometime in July/August, and that is an exciting statement for Phillies fans. His debut may be a bit delayed as he has shown some command issues in his last 4 starts dating back to 05/08, walking 11 in his last 21 innings.  Aside from that, Painter has been phenomenal as a minor leaguer after being the Phillies first rounder in 2021. Painter shows a plus 4 pitch mix with great control and a plus fastball when he is rolling. After missing ‘23 and ‘24 recovering from TJS, Painter looks poised to slot into the Phillies rotation for the foreseeable future. 

5. Bubba Chandler RHP Pittsburgh

22YR, 6’3 220

Chandler is HARD throwing righty with a solid 4 pitch mix that includes an upper 90’s fastball sitting on the brink of 100 MPH. Chandler shows an elite ability to sink into his back leg before unleashing an elite fastball. This has catapulted him into a unanimous top 5 prospect in baseball this season while posting a 2.49 ERA with 70 K’s in 50.2 innings this season. With a 2025 promotion imminent for the 22 year old, the 1/2 punch of Skenes and Chandler is already a top of the line rotation for years to come, assuming the Pirates don't do the unthinkable and ship Skenes off… 

6. Chase Burns RHP Cincinnati

22YR, 6’3 210

Burns was a standout at Tennessee before transferring to the pitching lab of Wake Forest and to continue developing as a starter. This move paid off as Burns was the 2nd overall selection in 2024. He has dominated AA through 8 starts this year, resulting in me slotting him at #6. Burns fastball-slider combo is nothing short of devastating, and his command has been well above expectations this far into his career. A big concern for Burns out of college had nothing to do with the fastball velocity (Up to 102), but some concern it may get hit in the professional levels due to its dead zone profile. This has not been true at all, as hitters have hit just .166 off of him so far in his career. 

7. JJ Wetherholt SS St. Louis

22YR, 5’10 190

Wetherholt has hit at every level he has been at, including his time at West Virginia. This season at AA he has produced higher BB than K numbers, while hitting for some power and stealing a few bags. Weatherholt has the ability to be in the lineup everyday, as he has hit great against same side pitching this season boasting an .841 OPS against lefties in the minors. Although Weatherholt is a solid defender,  a move to second base is probably in the forecast for the 22 year old with Masyn Winn holding down short in the Majors. 

8. Jesus Made INF Milwaukee

18YR, 6’1 190

Made has been one of the fastest risers over the last year to date. Made tore up the DSL as a 17 year old, and has continued to hit in A so far in 2025. Made is a patient hitter that shows elite bat to ball skills, and showcases a smooth line-drive swing that bodes well with his approach. Made is a slightly better hitter from his natural left side, but his splits are close enough from both sides of the plate to show potential to be an elite hitter from both sides. Made’s athleticism allows him to play all over the infield, and his strong throwing arm bodes well to keeping him on the left side of the infield. Keep a close eye on Jesus Made as he has all the makings of being the best prospect in baseball. 

9. Jac Caglianone 1B/OF Kansas City

22YR, 6’5 250

Cags fast tracked his way through the minors, and it's hard to keep a guy in the minors who had 15 HR’s through 50 games between AA and AAA to start this year. The power is yet to show up in the bigs, but believe me it is coming soon. In just his 6th career big league game, he logged a 4 hit day, and now ranks 5th in batted balls above 110 mph among Royals since 2018 (He has played in 6 games). Cags ability to hit righties and lefties for power will keep in the heart of the order daily. 

10. Max Clark OF Detroit

20YR, 6’0 205

Clark is a speedy outfielder who has showcased an improved plate discipline every year as a pro. He has the ability to leave the yard but is better suited for a gap to gap approach with his line drive approach, and this will allow his elite speed to play even more. He has a strong ability to hit line drives the other way, and his closed approach at the plate has allowed him to stay through the ball better and has improved his contact rate to 86% this season in High A. Clark has all the makings of being an elite leadoff hitter while playing a great OF in his MLB career, and Comerica Park will allow him to be the in convention for the MLB’s triple leader down the road. 

11. Kevin McGonigle MIF Detroit

20YR, 5’10 190

Mcgonigle pure hit tool is already polished, and his discipline at the plate has been elite thus far in his pro career, posting more walks than strikeouts in every level has played in the system. McGonigle doesn't chase much, and also doesn't swing and miss much, which forces pitchers to come into the zone against him at  a high rate. I believe he projects best at 2nd base as he continues to move up the ranks, and his run tool is still above average which bodes well with his hitting profile. McGonigle is another core piece in this Detroit farm that seems to produce top end prospects at an increased rate recently. 

12. Jordan Lawler INF Arizona

20YR, 5’10 190

Lawler has had a couple stints in the big leagues, but has struggled to get the bat going during his time there. His strikeout numbers have been concerning both in AAA and the MLB. He has slugged well in the minors, but this may be due fir regression for a variety of factors. His speed has always been elite, and he has been learning new positions with the clogged infield the DBacks have in the big leagues. Lawler pulls the ball a ton which helps him produce some pop, but he has to get the bat on the ball to use his speed. With more consistent time in the MLB, it's only a matter of time before Lawler’s hit tool becomes what it should be. 

13. Walker Jenkins OF Minnesota

20YR, 6’3 215

Jenkins was a very highly touted prep bat, and this showed when the Twins selected him with the 5th overall selection in the MLB draft out of high school. Jenkins tore up rookie ball, obtaining a promotion into A and then AA in the latter part of the 2024 season. The pitching finally caught up with the 19 year old in AA, where he struggled in a small sample size. With that being said, his contact-power ability as a sub 21 year old is great, and his plate discipline is well above his years. Jenkins also showed some speed to steal the occasional base last season, but I believe that part of his game will phase out as he becomes more of a polished hitter, 

14. Samuel Basallo C Baltimore

20YR, 6’4 180

Basallo has been a top prospect for a little while, and it is easy to tell why after watching him. The raw power sticks out, and this year has hit 13 HR in his first 40 games in AAA. Basallo has been mixing in at 1B and DH quite a bit this year, with Adley still being the backstop of the future in Baltimore. If Basallo continues to hit like this, Baltimore will find a spot in their lineup for him soon. 

15. Marcelo Mayer INF Boston

22YR, 6’3 190

Mayer is a well rounded prospect, who has recently been called up to the big league club. Throughout his time in the minors, Mayer has done well hitting for average and slugging against fastballs. He runs into some issues when hitting offspeed, as that's where most of his swing and miss and K numbers come into play. His K numbers have risen into his MLB stint thus far, but his defense has been solid. He is seeing too many first pitch strikes and moving into pitcher leverage accounts, so it may benefit him to start being more aggressive inside the zone, as he is still chasing quite a bit.  

16. Noah Schultz LHP Chicago White Sox

21YR, 6’10 240

Schultz is an interesting prospect, as his arsenal isn't great aside from his super elite slider, but that does leave a ton of room open for the development of his other pitches. When Schultz doesn't get swing and misses, his stuff can get hit decently hard and is allowing a .360 BABIP this season, and has consistently been above .290. There has been some concern with his command struggles this season and a dip behind his K numbers, but his projectible frame with an already polished slider are signs of a good prospect. 

17. Konnor Griffin SS Pittsburgh

19YR, 6’4 225

It isn't a surprise that Griffin has shot up a lot of prospect boards this year with the season he is having, hitting .338 in A ball forcing the Pirates to promote him into high A. The K numbers are a little high (22.9%), but not as high as you might expect for a 19 year old in his first year of pro ball fresh out of High School. The 9th overall pick already displays elite speed, and his hoot tool had been well above expectations thus far through his career. Griffin has a heavy pull swing, but his fly balls are leaving the park at about a 25% clip. Once Griffin improves his chase rate on breaking balls and develops into using more of the field, his power-speed combination combined with his fielding versatility, Konnor Griffin has the makings of a 5 tool prospect. 

18. Nick Kurtz 1B Athletics

22YR, 6’5 240

Kurtz will graduate from this list soon, but at this moment he still remains a top prospect in baseball. Kurtz has struggled with the swing and miss during his time as a pro hitter, but when he hits the ball, it is usually very hard and results in base hits and extra bases. Kurtz doesn't offer any upside as a runner and is a serviceable fielder, but his game is all made on his hit tool. He is already at a 27HR pace per 162 as a rookie, and that is only going to increase with each season and development. Kurtz showcases a long swing which results in a bit of swing and miss, but the power is real. 

19. Kyle Teel C Chicago White Sox

23YR, 6’0 210

Teel was a part of the strong Red Sox’s farm until being dealt as the main return in the Garrett Crochet trade. Tell doesnt have any traits that will pop out at you, but he is a well rounded catcher that can turn into a solid everyday backstop in the bigs. Teel receives the ball well, and has the ability to steal strikes every time he is behind the plate. Teel was showcasing great power in AAA this year leading into his call up, and if that can translate into his big league career he can project into a 15+ HR a year guy that is a pencil in everyday behind the dish with his elite defense. 

20. Colt Emerson INF Seattle

19YR, 6’0 195

Emerson showcases good hands and this ability to consistently hit the ball into the opposite field, but has also hit too many ground balls so far into his career. Emerson isn't hitting for power quite yet, but he still has plenty of time to add game power into his arsenal. His hit tool is great as he showcases a great ability to find the barrel at an elite rate, and is great at controlling the strike zone. Emerson doesn't have elite speed, but has shown good instincts to be able to steal some bases in the minors. His athleticism and instincts will also allow him to move around the infield, and he has the arm to play third base in the bigs. 

21. Travis Bazzana INF Cleveland

22YR, 6’0 200

Bazzana is a compact hitter who has an aggressive, closed swing. His K numbers are high for a college draft pick through his first 2 years of pro ball, and his swing has shown some vulnerability to fastballs inside along with soft stuff outside. There seems to be some hesitance with his 2 strike approach, as his K numbers are too high for somebody that can make contact at an 82.5% rate. Bazzana won't contribute much as a defender, but he has been a better than expected runner so far. His hit tool has looked more promising thus far into his sophomore season in the minors for the former #1 overall pick. He also has walked at an impressive 13.5% rate this season. 

22. Josue De Paula OF Los Angeles Dodgers

20YR, 6’3 185

Josue De Paula is a very polished hitter already, especially for a just-turned 20 year old. The power developing is a great sign to see, and he has more BB than K this season in high A. He is also showcasing the ability to steal bases, which is just the cherry on top for his offensive profile. He has consistently been one of the youngest players at each level he has played in, and has shown offensive maturity much beyond his age. The fielding will probably be an issue for De Paula, and he is a slightly below average runner. With this being said, the Dodgers have a history of developing below average fielders into being serviceable, and Josue will do all of his damage at the plate. 

23. Thomas White LHP Miami

20YR, 6’5 240

Thomas White is a big left hander that was drafted out of high school in 2023, and has displayed a steady improvement throughout the minors. He has seen some control issues during his minor league career, but his stuff will play at any level. A low-mid 90’s fastball and can run it up to 97, and a curveball changeup mix that he can throw to either handed hitters. He posted 120 K’s in 96 innings last season, and his WHIP has dropped .20 points this season in High A. His ability to stay ahead in counts helps keep hitters guessing, and is a big reason they are hitting at a .176 clip so far this year. White’s frame and polished arsenal is a big reason I have the 20 year old in my top 25. 

24. Lazaro Montes OF Seattle

20YR, 6’5 210

Montes power has been on full display this season, with 13 HR in just 58 G this season. He is a little old to still be playing in High A, but I fully expect a promotion to AA in due time. The thing holding him back right now is his swing and miss and his K rate. He has the ability to hit for power to all fields, and his fly balls are leaving at a 25% clip. Montes won't offer much outside of his hit and power tools, but the power he possesses gives him the ability to leave the field in any count to any location. 

25. Jett Williams INF New York Mets

21YR, 5’7 175

Williams packs above average power into his 5’7 frame, and also showcases a great recognition for his zone and forces pitchers to come over the plate as he does not expand. Williams has had a great bounce back year after a rough 2024 season, and is tearing up AA with a .937 OPS. Williams also showcases above average speed with great instincts on the bases, leading to him being a good base stealer. 

26. Luke Keaschall 2B Minnesota 

22YR, 6’0 190

Keaschall had a small stint in the big this season, and slashed an impressive .368/.538/.526 in a small 19 at bats before fracturing his forearm on a pitch. Kearschall impressed just as much in the minors, and his ability to not strike out much and barrel balls all over the field helped him develop into one of the better all around hit tools in the minors. Keaschall is athletic enough to stay at 2B in his MLB career, but his versatility helps him be a valuable asset in a corner OF position as well. Keaschall is also an instinctive and smart baserunner which will allow him to steal some bags. 

27. Zyhir Hope OF Los Angeles Dodgers

20YR, 5’10 195

Hope has risen up boards this season due to his hit tool and power being on display as a 20 year old. He is carrying a 13.7% walk rate this season, which is his lowest as a pro, but still shows his plate control. Hope has a sharp uppercut swing, which bodes well for his pull side power. He is also hitting .330 + against breaking balls this season, with only a 10% chase rate against that pitch. 

28. Bryce Rainer SS Detroit

19YR, 6’3 200

Rainer just recently underwent shoulder surgery which will sideline him for the rest of the season. He had posted an .831 OPS in Single-A. He had a monstrous May this season, and had 4 multi hit games through his first week of the month. He was carrying a 72.5% contact rate as a 19 year old in single A this season, and his fielding was solid enough to keep him on the left side moving up. 

29. Franklin Arias INF Boston

19YR, 5’11 175

Arias bat to ball skills are a;ready developed, as he is striking out in just 10.3 % of his at bats this season at High A. He has already won MVP of the Florida Complex League, and has hit well above expectations throughout his career so far. He is a ++ defender and shortstop, and has a strong arm as well. He projects as a 10-15 HR a year guy, but his game is living gap to gap, drawing walks and not striking out much. His run tool isn't well above average,e but his instincts help him steal a solid amount of bases. 

30. Hagen Smith LHP Chicago White Sox

21YR, 6’3 235

Smith was a standout lefty last year at the University of Arkansas, posting an absurd 17.3 SO/9 in the SEC. The strikeout stuff has translated well, as he has still sustained a 14.7 SO/9 in AA this season. Smith has run into some command issues this year, walking 20 in 25.2 innings. His fastball-slider combo may be the best of any LHP in the minors right now, and has been continuing to develop a splitter that can be used against righties as he continues to develop. As long as Smith can stay around the zone, his stuff is so elite he won't be hit around. 

31. Angel Genao INF Cleveland

21YR, 5’9 155

Genao is making his return from a shoulder strain which delayed his season a bit, but since his return he has hit .330 with an .880 OPS. Genao may be the best contact hitter in all of the minors, I believe Genao is going to continue to skyrocket up prospect lists as he has quite a complete game. Through 70 games this season, Genao has walked as much as he has struckout, and he is a smooth defender at short who needs to continue to improve on his arm. Don't be surprised if Genao is a top 10 prospect next year . 

32. Carson Williams SS Tampa Bay

21YR, 6’2 180

Williams started this season as the arguable top prospect in baseball, but a very slow start has dropped him down some boards. Williams is maybe the best overall defender in the MILB, and he is the prototype of a Rays prospect. WIlliams strikes out way too much, but he does have a lot of juice in his bat that can equate to 20+ HR’s a year in Tampa. Through the first 12 games of June, he has a .948 OPS with 4 HRs, and also cut his K’s to less than 1 a game. 

33. Bryce Eldridge 1B San Francisco

20YR, 6’7 245

Eldridge is a big body first baseman who has a ton of pop in his bat. Eldridge never gets cheated out of a swing and has enormous power to every part of the field. He is carrying a K%  close to 30, so that is an aspect of his game where he needs to improve. He does walk a decent bit, but needs to learn to leave pitches outside of the zone. 

34. Travis Sykora RHP Washington

21YR, 6’6 230

Sykora has been a fast riser this year in both the prospect ranks and across the minor leagues, and this is due to him being completely dominant thus far. The 21 year old has a .97 FIP!! This season in the minors, to go along with a 16 K/9 and only walking 2 batters per 9. He has elite control combined with an electric fastball and devastating splitter, and it has been hard to find a minor leaguer with a better campaign thus far. 

35. Josue Briceño C Detroit

20YR, 6’4 200

Briceño is a good receiver behind the plate that has a plus hit tool and power to leave the yard. He has hit 14 homeruns so far in high A this season as a 20 year old. His eye at plate combined with his patience has proven well with 35 BB in 184 PA, resulting in a 17.4% walk rate. If Josue can continue to develop with the bat, he looks to be a premier hitting catcher prospect in baseball. The K numbers being low with the patience combined with premier power looks to have Briceño climbing up the prospect rankings. 

36. Christian Moore 2B Los Angeles A

22YR, 6’0 210

The Angels fast tracked Moore as they seem to be doing that with all their top prospects, and they had seen enough of him in the minors as he slashed .350/.424/.527 in AAA this season in 20 games. Moore’s strong right handed swing results in a lot of pull side and dead center home run power. His fly balls were leaving the yard at a 23.5% rate in AAA. Moore’s fielding has some work that needs to be done, but if he improves that he should be a fine power threat at second base.  

37. Trey Yesavage RHP Toronto

21YR, 6’4 225

Yesavage is another fast riser after a strong campaign in the minors this season. The bulk of his innings so far have come from Low A and High A this season before receiving a promotion into AA for the Blue Jays. He has amassed a 2.67 ERA with a 15 K/9 in 57 innings this year. His stuff is elite, but there were command issues coming out of college, but that hasn't been much of a problem so far until AA, in which he has walked 7 in 6 innings. Yesavage doesn't work deep into ball games, so a reliever role may be on the horizon with his disgusting arsenal. 

38. Jeferson Quero C Milwaukee

22YR, 5’11 203

Quero has run into some injury issues early in his career, but the power he has behind the plate is exciting. Quero will chase and swing and miss often, but has improved it so far this season. The power has struggled a bit in AAA this season, but he is striking out at a promising 11% clip, along with hitting .325 in 43 AB’s. The power should come as he hit 16 HR across 90 games in AA 2 years ago. 

39. Jacob Misiorowski RHP Milwaukee

23YR, 6’7 200

Misiorowski is another guy with elite stuff, who could possibly see time in the bullpen. His first start in the MLB consisted of sitting around 100 with 5 no hit innings. He has heavy action on his slider, but the lack of a changeup does not bode well as a starter. His stuff is electric and leads to a lot of swing and miss, and his 6 '7 frame leads to a tough VAA for hitters.

40. Hunter Barco LHP Pittsburgh

24YR, 6’4 235

Barco is an older prospect at 24 years old, but his production has been outstanding. In 25.2 innings this season in AA, he did not allow an earned run, had almost a 12 K/9, and a 2.45 BB/9. His numbers have come back down to earth a little since being promoted to AAA as he has ran into some command issues. He shows a plus changeup, paired up with a good fastball and sharp slider. There isn't much room to grow for Barco aside from defining his mechanics to showcase a little more command, but his arsenal will play as long as he is inside the zone. 

41. Luis Pena 3B/SS Milwaukee

18YR, 5’11 185

Pena is another piece in a good Brewers farm system. Pena is only 18 and is still a very raw prospect, but he has been promising so far in his career. His hit tool has been good in A ball so far, and he isn't striking out a lot and has shown the ability to take his walks. He is a smooth defender and a good athlete that projects well for the left side of the infield. He has a ton of raw power with a violent right handed swing, and that should only improve as he continues to develop. Pena also contains top end speed and he has shown the ability to steal bases, almost averaging 1 a game thus far. I project Pena to be a unanimous top 20 prospect in baseball in the near future. 

42. Charlie Condon 1B/OF Colorado

22YR, 6’6 215

Condon showed his ability to hit during his time at the University of Georgia, and was drafted 3rd overall by the Rockies in 2024. He struggled heavily in his first year of pro ball, hitting just .180 while striking out in north of 30% of his at bats. The Rockies started him in the Complex league this season, before a promotion to High A. This year Condon has started to look like his old self, slashing .345/.462/.479 through 34 games in 2025 while also limiting his K numbers and being more patient at the plate. 

43. Arjun Nimmala SS Toronto

19YR, 6’1 170

In 2024, Nimmala displayed tons of power, hitting the most homeruns for any player under 19 years old. He has continued the power this season with 11 in 60 games, and has significantly cut down his K numbers, which were a big issue last year. Nimmala is a solid defender with a very strong arm, and his bat to ball skills should continue to improve as he ages and continues to develop. There is a lot to be excited for with the 19 year old shortstop. 

44. Rhett Lowder RHP Cincinnati

23YR, 6’2 200

Lowder was fast tracked to the MLB in his first season with the Reds, and saw some immediate success pitching ro a 1.17 ERA in 6 starts. This season has been rough for Lowder, who has experienced arm issues combined with an oblique injury that is supposed to keep him out awhile. He hasn't quite been the same when healthy this season in the minors, so a reset and rehab may bode well for him. When healthy, Lowder possesses elite control with a developed pitch mix in which he is comfortable throwing in any count. 

45. Jefferson Rojas MIF Chicago Cubs

20YR, 5’11 150

Rojas is a young prospect with all the tools to be a star, but needs time to develop. He has a smooth, quick swing in which he is able to make consistent hard contact, but has struggled at times against good pitching. He does project better as a second baseman, and has the ability to steal a base here and there. He has improved on being patient and not chasing this season in HIgh A, which is the solution for a good rise in his BB % over the course of the season. If Rojas can continue to develop and do damage in leverage counts, he projects well in the future. 

46. Theo Gillen OF Tampa Bay

19YR, 6’2 195

Gillen is fresh out of high school, and still a very raw prospect. He possesses tons of potential to be a 5 tool player if developed correctly, and the Rays have a good history of doing that. Gillen struggled in his first professional year, but that was to be expected for the 18 year old. He has taken a giant step this season in A ball, cutting his strikeout rate heavily. He has a .459 OBP this season due to his ability to take walks in 22% of his PA’s, which is an incredible sign of discipline for someone this young. He also showcases an athletic frame to move around the outfield well, and the ability to swipe bases on command. Gillen will continue to move up the ranks as he develops and matures, and should turn into a solid corner outfielder. 

47. Slade Caldwell OF Arizona

19YR, 5’9 185

Caldwell showcases a big uppercut swing and hits the ball hard, and has some of the best speed in the minor leagues. He tore up Low A hitting just under .300 with an OPS above 900, while also stealing some bases. He has run into some trouble in High A with continuing to barrel up balls, but this isn't too big of a concern knowing that he is still only 19 years old. The lefty needs to adjust to better pitching as he moves up, but all the tools are there. 

48. Tre Morgan 1B Tampa Bay

22YR, 6’0 215

Morgan lacks the prototypical power of a first baseman, but he has the ability to hit the ball to all parts of the field on a line due to his compact swing. He hit .324 over multiple levels last season, and walked just as much as he struckout. Morgan should be an on base machine in the MLB that lacks power, but he has the ability to live gap to gap. The best tool he possesses is his glove, and is arguably the best defensive first baseman in the minors. 

49. Jaison Churio OF Cleveland

20YR, 6’1 165

Jaison Churio is the younger brother of Jackson, but showcases a different tool set. The power isn't there yet for the 20 year old, but he does have a smooth swing from both sides of the plate. He has struggled in 2025 after a solid 2024 and a standout 2023 season, as his contact numbers have dipped, as well as an increase in his chase. Churio is a solid defender in the outfield, and has displayed the ability to steal bags. 

50. Cooper Pratt SS Milwaukee

20YR, 6’3 205

Pratt tore up rookie ball fresh out of high school in 2023, but has since struggled moving into the higher levels. He is a plus defender with a strong throwing arm, and projects to stay on the left side of the infield in his career. His bat to ball skills are elite, which helps him limit his K numbers, but he has struggled to hit the ball hard consistently in AA. Pratt’s frame standing at 6’4 gives hope that the power will come, but we will have to wait and see.