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2015 Top 100 Prospects

Original Published Date: Jan. 20 2015

Below are our Top 100 prospect rankings for 2015.

Rank Name Team Position
1. Kris Bryant CHC 3B
2. Byron Buxton Min OF
3. Carlos Correa Hou SS
4. Addison Russell CHC SS
5. Francisco Lindor Cle SS
6. Jorge Soler CHC OF
7. Corey Seager LAD SS
8. Lucas Giolito Was RHP
9. Dylan Bundy Bal RHP
10. Miguel Sano Min 3B
11. Archie Bradley Ari RHP
12. Joc Pederson LAD OF
13. Joey Gallo Tex 3B
14. Noah Syndergaard NYM RHP
15. Jonathan Gray Col RHP
16. Blake Swihart Bos C
17. Rusney Castillo Bos OF
18. J.P. Crawford Phi SS
19. Carlos Rodon CHW LHP
20. Julio Urias LAD LHP
21. Tyler Glasnow Pit RHP
22. Daniel Norris Tor LHP
23. David Dahl Col OF
24. Hunter Harvey Bal RHP
25. Jameson Taillon Pit RHP
26. Dalton Pompey Tor OF
27. Braden Shipley Ari RHP
28. Robert Stephenson Cin RHP
29. Raul Mondesi KC SS
30. Andrew Heaney LAA LHP
31. Kyle Zimmer KC RHP
32. Yasmany Tomas Ari OF
33. Alex Jackson Sea OF
34. Kyle Schwarber CHC C/OF
35. Kohl Stewart Min RHP
36. Mark Appel Hou RHP
37. Henry Owens Bos LHP
38. Jesse Winker Cin OF
39. Steven Souza TB OF
40. Josh Bell Pit OF
41. Hunter Renfroe SD OF
42. Alex Meyer Min RHP
43. Aaron Judge NYY OF
44. Austin Meadows Pit OF
45. Nick Gordon Min SS
46. Dilson Herrera NYM 2B
47. Jeff Hoffman Tor RHP
48. Tim Anderson CHW SS
49. D.J. Peterson Sea 3B
50. Brandon Nimmo NYM OF
51. Manuel Margot Bos OF
52. Maikel Franco Phi 3B
53. Tyler Kolek Mia RHP
54. Aaron Sanchez Tor RHP
55. Kevin Plawecki NYM C
56. Jorge Alfaro Tex C
57. Jose Peraza Atl SS
58. Matthew Wisler SD RHP
59. Luis Severino NYY RHP
60. Michael Conforto NYM OF
61. Michael Taylor Was OF
62. Clint Frazier Cle OF
63. Aaron Blair Ari RHP
64. A.J. Cole Was RHP
65. Lucas Sims Atl RHP
66. Tyrone Taylor Mil OF
67. Eddie Butler Col RHP
68. Matt Olson Oak 1B
69. Raimel Tapia Col OF
70. Albert Almora CHC OF
71. Sean Manaea KC LHP
72. Reese McGuire Pit C
73. Jose Berrios Min RHP
74. Alex Reyes Stl RHP
75. Bradley Zimmer Cle OF
76. Nomar Mazara Tex OF
77. Austin Hedges SD C
78. Rafael Devers Bos 3B
79. Nick Kingham Pit RHP
80. Hunter Dozier KC SS
81. Gary Sanchez NYY C
82. Vincent Velasquez Hou RHP
83. Sean Newcomb LAA LHP
84. Franklin Barreto Oak SS
85. Aaron Nola Phi RHP
86. Rob Kaminksy Stl LHP
87. Christian Bethancourt Atl C
88. Rafael Montero NYM RHP
89. Greg Bird NYY 1B
90. J.T. Realmuto Mia C
91. Alen Hanson Pit 2B
92. Gabriel Guerrero Sea OF
93. Tyler Beede SF RHP
94. Stephen Piscotty Stl OF
95. Lance McCullers Hou RHP
96. Billy McKinney CHC OF
97. Andrew Susac SF C
98. Joe Ross Was RHP
99. Trea Turner Was SS
100. Lewis Brinson Tex OF

 

36 comments on “2015 Top 100 Prospects

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  3. How close were McMahon (COL) on making the list? Just traded for the guy. Thanks.

  4. Man…All those shortstops in the top-20 lol

  5. I really do not know how Beane sleeps at night.
    Does Robertson profile as maybe a Zobrist 2.0?
    How does Rossell no a permant OF affect his ranking? The wrist injury and his road triple slash definitely has his stock down after multiple reports he really impressed in ’14 ST.

    • It was not a good year for Billy. I’m just not a huge fan of Robertson…Zobrist…third highest WAR over the past 6 years in the majors. That’s a really good player. If Robertson is Zobrist, boy was I wrong.

      • Zobrist WAR, like Alex Gordon, is impacted so much by the defense and with Zobrist, his PA, it really seems Zobrist is a player WAR may overrate. It’s also more about buying Zobrist on his downward slope than whoever the tweaner Robertson turns out to be. Beane selling Russell then Shark for that package just does not make any sense.
        Why do all of the As SP get hurt?
        Anderson, Milone, Griffen, Parker and more…just seems like they churn through a ton while always teaching that hammer CB

      • I guess you could line them all up to see what org has more TJS’s than the next. I think you’ll find it to be not statistically significant in terms who is gets hurt and who doesn’t. Just a thought.

  6. No Nick Williams, Rich?

    • Nope…not a big fan until he shows some type of approach that is more than see ball…hit ball. At some point, his .375 BABIP will normalize and with that, his batting average and OBP will drop and so will his playing time.

  7. Rich, been listening to you and Tim for several years. Idea: Why not have one of the leagues you are forming called the Social Security League for us old guys 62+. If you are SS eligible you can enter. Us old guys have more time on our hands but we do not process things and multi task the way you young guys do! Lol What do you think? Dr. Paul

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  9. Brilliant, fantastic work as always Rich. This the the post I look forward to most in the year. What is it about fantasy geeks and lists, eh?

    I know this may be a difficult one to answer, but here goes anyway. I assume you’ve never seen him in the flesh (?), but based on what you’ve heard from the industry insiders where abouts in the list do you think Yoan Moncada would fall? Not a hard and fast ranking, but perhaps a loose ballpark estimation? Inside the top 10?

  10. Just wondering, are your prospect rankings based on Future MLB Value or are they based on fantasy value?

    Thanks!

  11. There’s a ton of great prospects listed. Seems like the talent is getting deeper. Peraza, Mazara, Franco, Reyes, Conforto, Frazier, Alfaro…can’t wait to see the middle portion.
    Rich, with Peddy signing that awful extension (to me) and Margot otw, do you think Betts eventually goes back to 2B? HanRam and Rusney are locked for LF and RF. Just seems like the Redsox could of swallowed the PR hit with letting Peddy walk, like NYY and Cano, while backfilling with premium young cheap talent. I don’t not like Peddy, I hope my son takes the same approach to the game, but I just do not see how they offer a 7yr extension to a 2B who’s power and Spd were already in decline.

    • Hey Maine, how do you move Pedroia? You probably know better than me, but isn’t he the Derek Jeter of Boston? Plus, he’s got 7 years left on that contract and I bet you Boston fans are bemoaning his contract more than Panda’s. Historically, second baseman do not age well in the game. That said, I think Betts would be great at second as he’s really athletic, but should work in center as well. Anyway, I’m a huge Betts fan and believe he’s a star in the making.

      Watch out for Michael Chavis…very young but a chance to be very good. He can really hit and will have power. He will not have a ton of speed but could be the long-term answer after Panda is done at 3B; the Red Sox don’t trade Chavis.

      Finally, Margot…one of my favorite prospects in the game and why I ranked him as crazy high as I did – probably insanely so. However, he’s a Mookie Betts starter kit with a really nice hit tool. Big fan. However, he’s the guy that gets moved in my opinion for pitching. It’ll take a half a season to build his resume up and prove the rest of the baseball world that he could be special, but I’m a big believer.

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