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American Eastern Conference

Blue Jays: Chad Dallas, RHP (not ranked among Top )
This 2022 fourth rounder at High-A Vancouver had a bumpy first full season but has been flying out of the gate of late. Dallas dropped just one run in strikeouts 13 and only walked five steps in his last three games ( innings) reserved for the Canadiens in his Double-A debut last Friday, as he struck out nine in seven scoreless innings that cost him good time. Standing only 5 feet – , Dallas has a pair of promising breakouts, especially with his bite slider.

Orioles: Cade Povich, LHP (No. )

This is Povich’s trade deadline last year First full-year deal in the O system since transferring from Jorge Lopez’s Twins. He made some good adjustments this year in Double-A and hasn’t hit all season (.9 K/ 9). In the past month, he has started five times and released 29/8 K/BB ratio exceeds Hit the span during that time.

Rays: Jacob Lopez, LHP (not at the top 19)

Lopez dominates the map 253(94 exist

strike out 2/3 innings) but missed the entire season after undergoing Tommy John surgery. He’s back this spring with Double-A Montgomery, and he doesn’t look rusty at all; in the past 25 God, he has a 1.38 ERA vs. 21 Strikeouts Five Starts Four Walks (00 2/3 innings). Lopez has a deceptive fastball and promising slider, and he’s next to bring those to Triple-A after Tuesday’s cut.

Red Sox: Dalton Rodgers, LHP (No. 13
)

A surprise third-round pick from Southern Mississippi State last July, Rodgers came off the plane with a low shot and a flat game 86 -93 mph fastball, hitters can t seems barrel. He only gave up three runs when he struck out 19 at his last Times, . 97 Opponent Average and Strikeouts

2/3 frame in single A.

Yankees: Will Warren, RHP (

Number 7)

despite surrendering three in 1 2/3 Warren remains our most effective pitcher for the Yankees over the course of several innings Tuesday night 21 recorded 2. in the last month ERA vs. 15 strike out15 Double 1/3 frame between -A and Triple-A. Drafted at 2020 in Louisiana In the eighth round of the southeast, he hit with a high spin 67 with annoying scan and low

slider for Pendant. He has a whole 3.34 ERA vs. 37 strike out27 Bureau.

Midland Central

Guardian: Gavin Williams, RHP (
No. 1
/MLB Number)

Williams leads the minor leagues in opponent average (.141) and in ERA Ranked third (1.95) in his 2021 making his professional debut, he lowered those numbers to 1. 46 and. 140 This year is somewhere between Double-A and Triple-A. 204 First Round from East Carolina The pick is 2. ERA and 29 Last strikeout 11 2/3 Top three bureaus, continue to use middle 078 fastball and three solid second pitches.

Royals: Frank Mozzicato, LHP (No. 7)

this253 The No. 7 overall pick continues the excitement about re-establishing his image in his second season at Single-A Columbia. Mozzicato has struck out at least seven hitters in four straight starts and his streak leads the Carolina League in strikeouts since April

. I have a problem walking (05 exist05 1/3 Bureau) , but the amount of smell is more noteworthy 11 – The year-old southpaw has a killer curveball.

Tigers: Brant Hurter, LHP (Number 08)
Seventh – round catch 181, Hurt put himself on the radar with a strong first full season as he climbed the up to three levels. Now back to Double-A Erie, who scored one or zero points in seven of his eight starts for the Seawolves (the only exception being a six-point start on May 7). in the past23 days, he’s faned 17 Batters walk only two 11 2/3 innings. Hurter has not cast more than 70 pitched to start the season, but his control (and above-average slider) should let him Opportunity to work soon deeper.

Twins: Cory Lewis, RHP (Number 21)

A ninth round pick the Twins selected last year from Santa Barbara, Lewis was recently added to the top of the organization 18 , for good reason. His use of his pitching feel, not to mention his commitment to consistently throwing his knuckleball, has been unmatched in the Florida State league of late. During his four recent outing reports 08 1/3 IP, right-handers have 1.65 ERA and 0.89 WHIP, only allow Strikeout and five walks 15.

White Sox: Jonathan Cannon, RHP (

No.
)

White Sox paid Cannon high $214, Bonus for third round last July because they liked his ability to pitch four pitches, best of which was upper Rope pitch 70 knives. Georgia Product Release 2. 39 ERA with 05/7 K/BB ratio at his end 21 1/3 innings in High-A, bringing his overall ERA down to 2. 88 and the best 1.9 groundout/airout ratio in the South Atlantic Alliance.

American Western Union

Angel: Jorge Marcheco, RHP ( No. )

Only $

, September925 , Marcheco is just 13 岁，在整个赛季的球赛中投球非常出色。 He has pitched in the sixth inning in each of his past four games, allowing only 04 Hit five times and walk over 10 2/3 IP (0.91 whip). He has14 K and 3. ERA over the past month, currently ranked third in the Cal League with his 2. 045 ERA and second his 0. 89 The spur of the season.

Astros: Spencer Arrighetti, RHP (
No.9)

Arrighetti was flagged as ran in his first three games but allowed just four in his last four field, while fanning 08 exist08 1/3 double ace inning. 202 from Louisiana – LA Fetter’s 6th round pick, he throws a 91-93 mph fastball with a flat approach angle and late jump, And supplemented by positive low-60ss slider with sweep.

A’s: Ryan Cusick , RHP (number 08)

There is still a lot of work to be done on the command ( BB exist08 Past IP 15 days), but Cusick is otherwise very effective, not to mention healthy. Despite walking, He gave up just two home runs and had a 0 ERA. 70, yielding only 8 hits to keep WHIP at 1. . At the end of the day, maybe he’s just a savior, but these things work in less time.

Mariners: Bryan Woo, RHP (No. 6)
Woo came back from Tommy John surgery last year and his stuff is electric, both late last year and Arizona Fall League. He proved that this season’s Double-A was no fluke. In the past month, he has accumulated 19 IP over 5 starts, posting a 2. ERA, a 0.89 whip and 21 K’s. He’s currently in the top five of all Texas League pitchers in ERA (2.), Whip(0 .82), BAA (.181) and strikeout(45).

Rangers: Brockport, RHP (

No. 5 )

Gatorades 925 National High School Player of the Year, Porter broke the fourth-round bonus record when he finally signed for $3.7 million in July. He didn’t ” ;Not allowed to win the match in his last four games and 1/3 inning single ace, strikeout

in that span of time. Equipped with intermediate 89 fastball, combined with a changeup and improved slider, he has an overall score of 1. 10 times, . 93 Opponent Average Sum 25 strike out12 1/3 frame.

League of Nations East

Warriors: AJ Smith-Shawver, RHP (No. 4)
Two-sport star in high school, Smith-Shofer gets overtake in seventh round Trade Good stuff was shown in the first full season, though not polished. He took a big step forward in his second year, quickly advancing from High-A to Triple-A. In his past four games, touching three levels, he has a 1. ERA and 0.89 whipping 08 IP, only allow Strikeout and six walks 08 in that time span Inside. This year, until his sixth start, at Triple-A, at age

.

Marlins: Patrick Montverde, LHP (
serial number19
)

A delicate southpaw whose solid changeup is his best pitch, Monteverde is eighth round from 253’s Texas Tech pick. He compiled a 1.115 ERA vs. 19 Last strikeout It’s even hotter at the start of the season. He leads the Southern Double-A League in Opponent Points Average (.139) and K-BB percentage (21 percent) while ranking second in ERA (1.16) and strikeout(48 exist31 bureau).

Mets : Mike Vasil, RHP (No. 9)

Minor league pitchers don’t have nearly as much momentum as Vasil has in the first two months of the season. this15 The year-old right-hander is currently making three straight quality starts for Double-A Binghamton, in which he has 0.29 ERA with strikeouts and four walks 05 Number of Board. His season ERA dropped from 4. 44 to 2.000 Since early May, his 0.58 This season’s WHIP leads all Minor league qualifiers.

Nationals: Jack Bennett, LHP (No. 9)
this925 The second-round pick from Oklahoma may not have received aggressive assignments when he opened his first round all season Single-A Fredericksburg , but he still handles business impressively. Bennett has a 1. 19 ERA vs. 11 has struck out and walked only 3 times in his last 4 starts (05 innings) for FredNats and recently threw six scoreless frames on Tuesday in Salem. With the plus change, Bennett has it. 141/.204/.202 This season line.

Phillies: Orion Kerkering, RHP (No. )

Kerkering is our most recent pick for the future Phillies, who may have to consider promoting 925 is about to enter the fifth round. He’s been good all year, with five saves to start with, and even more so last month: 1. 53 Era, 0.44 Whip, /2 K/BB ratio exceeds 2/3 IP. For this season, he has one. 67 BAA and .038 Whip.

National League Central

Brewer: Justin Jarvis, RHP (No. 19)

this Top players of 19 Prospects recently listed based on his strengths 93-89 MPH Fastball , rides well and is an above average splitter, and the numbers back these things up. In his past four starts in Double-A Biloxi, Jarvis has a 2. 67 ERA with 12 strike out08 Bureau. The Southern Conference’s pre-pitch might help Jarvis get more chances on his fastball, but overall, his four-pitch combination is effective and should get a chance to prove himself with the Triple-A ball before long .

Cardinals: Ian Bedell, RHP (Number 15)

Fourth round pick 925 Drafted from Missouri, Bedell at

underwent Tommy John surgery into his age-08 Season only 8 1/ 3 career boards. Thanks to himself and the Cardinals, he is in Bedell in any of his Outing with High-A Peoria, 5 since entering Chiefs rotation On the 7th, he had a 1. 50 ERA nine times in three games Three strikes ( 1/3 Bureau). He was overshadowed 48 – First Pitch Mark in May and should continue well into the summer.

Cubs: Jordan Wicks, LHP (No 4)

Wicks used Minor One of the best changes in , and was able to throw four pitches, allow only five home runs, and at his end 13 Double-A game. 253 from Kansas first round total Score 2. Era, . 141 Opponent Average sum of

in

strikeouts 1/3 frame.

Pirates: Quinn Priester, RHP (No. 4/MLB No. 50)

this05 The 20-year-old former first-rounder really found his footing last month after coming off a rocky start to his Triple-A season. In five games, the right-hander has 2. 11 ERA and 1. WHIP, ALLOW 11 Walk eight steps while hitting 10 exist17 2/3 IP. His four May starts (1.05 Times, .181 BAA, 0.86 Whip, 2. GO/AO) really stand out.

Reds: Andrew Abbott, LHP (No. 6/MLB No. 91)

He quickly got Double-A that year and is now Triple-A in our Top 96. In his five games with Louisville, the southpaw strikes out . Nines allowed just 6.8 hits. 173 American airlines association. He tossed five home runs and struck out eight in his final game (despite four walks), and you have to wonder when the Reds will see how his stuff fares against major league hitters.

Western Union

Linebacker: Justin Martinez, RHP (Number 06)

Effectively wild, Martinez hit a streak. this13 – Year-old right-hander was not allowed to run in his final race Embossed skin for Triple-A Reno. He was struck out 12 exist 2/3 innings in that time…and went seven. But when batsmen get a free pass, they don’t just use the . Winning average with no extras . He’s still hitting triple figures, but it’s his sliders and splitters that seem to confuse hitters the most.

Dodgers: Emmet Sheehan, RHP (No.

)

After four no-hitter and scoreless innings Tuesday night, Sheehan allowed just three runs and Final blow

1/3 double A frame. He’s ahead of Minor in opponent average (.115) and struck out in the Texas League (57), strikeout rate (05.9 every nine innings) and WHIP (0.65) . From Boston College 204 Sixth round pick, he has mid-89’s fastball due to his low release point and extension, and his low

The changeup is an extra product.

Giant: Cars at Whisenhunt, LHP (
No. 8
)

healthiest college student lefty, Whisenhunt Out in the second round at East Carolina. he s overmatching lower-level batsman with his plus-plus variation, producing only one run and A runner strikes out simultaneously on his last 08 1/3 inning between single aces and high aces. His total number: 1. 70 Times, . Opponent Average Sum 36/9 K/BB ratio

frame .

Padres: Robby Snelling, LHP (No. 5)
Someone told 925 29 The sixth California league should be hitter friendly. The 6-foot-3 lefty hasn’t hit more than two home runs and scored 1 run in any of his six starts for Single-A Lake Elsinore. 22 ERA with strikeouts over 13 2/3 innings this season. With an above-average fastball and curveball, Snelling had nine strikeouts in five single-hit innings on May 5 and continued in May for 5 2/3 innings .

Rockies: Jordy Vargas, RHP (No. )
only08 For all 2022 season, Vargas really seemed to be settling down in his first full season. Starting this after a rough outing in late April 21-day, he performed well in all three starts this month, 1. times, . 141 BAA and 0.70 WHIP, only allow
strikeout Batting and five walks 08 through Bureau.

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