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@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Bryce Eldridge,805811,2026.0,55.0,30.0,40.0,45.0,50.0,60.0,70.0,30.0,30.0,40.0,4
 Sebastian Walcott,806964,2027.0,55.0,30.0,40.0,40.0,45.0,40.0,60.0,70.0,70.0,30.0,45.0,"Sebastian Walcott took the prospect world by storm as an 18-year-old when he completely skipped Lo-A and smacked 11 HR in his first full season of pro ball. His combination of athleticism, size, and power makes him one of the most exciting young SS in baseball and the Rangers have no issues thrusting him into tougher competition. On top of all that, he has excelled while cleaning up his worrisome strikeout rates and refining his approach. There is no doubt that Walcott wields plus-plus raw power, however there is a fatal flaw with his swing that may prevent him to translate it into game action: it is incredibly flat. With a 46.0% ground ball rate and a 35.4% infield fly ball rate, Walcott fails to consistently barrel up the ball and let his improved contact rates return bountiful results. He has all the tools to be one of the most dynamic players in baseball, but until he revamps his swing, his upside is capped.",,,,,,,,
 Bryce Rainer,800614,2028.0,55.0,30.0,45.0,40.0,60.0,40.0,70.0,60.0,60.0,40.0,50.0,"Bryce Rainer was on the trajectory of being a Top 10 Prospect before a shoulder injury ended his pro debut after just 35 games. Similar to fellow draft classmate Konnor Griffin, Rainer was head and shoulders above his peers in terms of power output and athleticism. He looked like a natural at SS and his 108.0 90th% EV easily explained how he maintained a HardHit rate above 50%. His swing decisions were also exceptional, running a O-Swing% near 20% and patiently battled back into at bats when sitting on 2 strikes. It wasn't all smooth for Rainer though as he struggled with in-zone miss, particularly against secondaries. He also hit far too many ground balls, with nearly half his batted balls landing in the infield. It will be telling to see how Rainer bounces back from shoulder surgery as it is notorious for sapping power. If he doesn't miss a beat, expect him to propel himself up prospect lists and join his fellow Detroit teammates.",,,,,,,,
 Zyhir Hope,814307,2027.0,55.0,30.0,40.0,50.0,55.0,60.0,70.0,60.0,60.0,40.0,45.0,"Zyhir Hope doesn't look too imposing at the dish, but that shouldn't detract from the pop he holds in his bat. With plus-plus bat speed and an upward swing path which oozes staggering home run potential, Hope has the virtue of one of the highest power ceilings of any prospect in baseball. Supporting his quick hands is his astounding ability to identify secondaries and both lay off and punish them when appropriate. His 109.2 90th% EV ranks amongst the best of his peers, including some of the more well-established sluggers in the majors. Akin to those very same sluggers, Hope struggles mightily with swing and miss, particularly against both in-zone and off-speed pitches. These issues only worsened throughout the season despite being more familiar with opposing pitchers in Hi-A. Hope's plus speed and blistering arm strength should play very well in the outfield with his less-than-ideal route efficiency likely forcing him to the corners. Overall. Hope is an extremely tooled up slugger with alarming hit tool concerns that are partially quelled by his sharp eye.",,,,,,,,
-Joshua Baez,695491,2026.0,55.0,40.0,45.0,55.0,60.0,60.0,60.0,55.0,55.0,40.0,45.0,"Joshua Baez put it all together in 2025 after launching 20 home runs and stealing 54 bases across 117 games. He took massive strides with bat-to-ball skills, slashing his whiff rate from 37.4% all the way down to 25.9%. These gains were accompanied with a more refined approach (24% chase rate), bountiful power (107 MPH 90th% EV), and a 15% reduction in strikeout rate. Essentially everything astronomically improved from a year prior and now Baez looks to be complete slugger with both the speed and defensive skillset to provide value outside of his bat.",RF,"6' 3""",220.0,Right,Right,2003-06-28,2026-01-24 05:31:42,Low
+Joshua Baez,695491,2026.0,50.0,40.0,45.0,55.0,60.0,60.0,60.0,55.0,55.0,40.0,45.0,"Joshua Baez put it all together in 2025 after launching 20 home runs and stealing 54 bases across 117 games. He took massive strides with bat-to-ball skills, slashing his whiff rate from 37.4% all the way down to 25.9%. These gains were accompanied with a more refined approach (24% chase rate), bountiful power (107 MPH 90th% EV), and a 15% reduction in strikeout rate. Essentially everything astronomically improved from a year prior and now Baez looks to be complete slugger with both the speed and defensive skillset to provide value outside of his bat.",RF,"6' 3""",220.0,Right,Right,2003-06-28,2026-01-27 01:09:30,Low
 George Lombard Jr.,806146,2027.0,55.0,30.0,40.0,60.0,70.0,45.0,55.0,60.0,60.0,45.0,60.0,"The Yankees told us how they view George Lombard Jr. after he was swiftly promoted to AA before his 20th birthday. While Lombard had some growing pains against upper minors competition, he maintained his skills that prompted his rapid rise through the system: his incredible eye, plus baserunning, and excellent SS defense. He ran an impressive 16.6% O-Swing rate to support his exceptional 15.0% walk rate and held back on chasing with two strikes to simmer down his strikeout rate. His hit tool needs the most work as he struggled with in-zone whiff, with fastballs being the biggest culprit. His power metrics indicate that he can reach at least average game power with the potential to be above average. His speed and defensive talent push his ceiling to towering heights, both projecting to be at least plus in each department. He will need to prove that he can outduel tougher competition before rising higher, but the floor screams everyday starting SS.",,,,,,,,
 Michael Arroyo,703197,2027.0,50.0,40.0,45.0,60.0,70.0,45.0,55.0,60.0,60.0,40.0,45.0,"Michael Arroyo is a stocky second baseman with one of the most refined approaches in the minors. He exhibited an excellent pairing of in-zone aggression and out-of-zone patience that he further heightened with his ability to pull fly balls. His bat-to-ball skills hinder his offensive profile with his most glaring hole being in-zone miss against breaking balls. He flourished in some of the harshest environments in MiLB against pitchers that are much older than him. There was concern that Arroyo did not have the footwork nor range to man an infield spot, but his defensive outlook greatly improved this season. There is an avenue for him to provide average defense up the middle despite his well below average arm. Overall, Arroyo's bat carries his stock while his defensive question marks will dictate his future on the diamond.",,,,,,,,
 Travis Bazzana,683953,2026.0,50.0,50.0,55.0,55.0,60.0,45.0,50.0,45.0,45.0,40.0,45.0,"The #1 Overall pick from the 2024 draft hasn't joined the parade with his peers yet after an injury wiped out about a third of his season. He didn't let that slow him down though as he posted an excellent 136 wRC+ powered by an elite 17.6 walk rate. Patience is a virtue, and Bazzana possesses a lot of it. His 15.1% O-Swing rate sits amongst the best in MiLB and he pairs it with a strong 21.1% Whiff rate to be a thorn in the side of opposing pitchers. His lack of aggressive does backfire from time to time, which resulted in a less than ideal 24.3% strikeout rate. On the power side, Bazzana grades out as average with a lot of his slugging coming in the form of doubles. He projects to be a decent runner and 2B without much upside in either facet. Strong contact rates, excellent swing decisions, and a knack for lifting the ball give Bazzana the foundation to be a productive MLB bat.",,,,,,,,