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 32,Robby Snelling,1294,27,16,59.3,702281,1,"Snelling was a key piece in the trade that sent Tanner Scott to San Diego at the trade deadline. Snelling has been divisive in prospect rankings, having his ranks range from the Top 50 to outside the Top 100. His upside is very apparent when you consider his projectable frame and strong fastball, but he poses a relief risk due to his underwhelming secondaries. His fastball sits 93-95 MPH and, with its above-average ride from his 5.7' release, has been effective at generating swings and misses. His curveball sits in the low 80s with two-plane movement. He commands it well which helps his generate called strikes, but struggles in the whiff department. His changeup sits 85-87 MPH, and he has exhibited a solid feel for the pitch, and its effectiveness is elevated due to its separation from his fastball. He rounds out his arsenal with a new mid-80s gyro slider. Snelling should be able to handle a large workload thanks to his body type and lower velocity, which makes his future as a starter more concrete. ", having his ranks range from the Top 50 to outside the Top 100. His upside is very apparent when you consider his projectable frame and strong fastball,"Snelling has bounced back in a big way this season thanks to a substantial bump in velocity and improved strike throwing. The fastball shape is above average, and he pushes the offering into plus territory given its ability to locate it well.",The secondaries are simply ok. His slider and changeup leave a lot to be desired., has been effective at generating swings and misses. His curveball sits in the low 80s with two-plane movement. He commands it well which helps his generate called strikes, but struggles in the whiff department. His changeup sits 85-87 MPH, and he has exhibited a solid feel for the pitch, and its effectiveness is elevated due to its separation from his fastball. He rounds out his arsenal with a new mid-80s gyro slider. Snelling should be able to handle a large workload thanks to his body type and lower velocity, which makes his future as a starter more concrete. ,,,,,,,,,,,
 33,Carter Jensen,1087,25,6,24,695600,1,"Carter Jensen looked to be having a repeat of his 2024 season after he had a good, but not great, stint in AA. His contact rates improved, however there was no indication that his power was manifesting how the Royals hoped. That all changed following his promotion to AAA where he started to sell out for power and the home runs came in bunches. He posted an incredible 1.051 OPS in 43 AAA games supported by a 61.8 HardHit% and 107.3 MPH 90th% EV. Although his strikeouts spiked, he consistently barrelled up the ball while laying off outside pitches. He quickly became one of the premier slugging prospects in baseball all while showing flashes of improvements behind the dish, particularly with his framing. Jensen didn�t miss a beat in his cup of coffee in September and looks like he could be the Royals opening day catcher entering 2026.","The Good: One of the most consistent hard hitters in MiLB who loves to lift the ball. Plus game power with the patience to lay off outside pitches. His defense has been trending toward average this season. The Bad: Below average contact rates cap his hit tool upside. Despite the defensive improvements, his blocking need a lot of work.",One of the most consistent hard hitters in MiLB who loves to lift the ball. Plus game power with the patience to lay off outside pitches. His defense has been trending toward average this season.,"Below average contact rates cap his hit tool upside. Despite the defensive improvements, his blocking need a lot of work.","The hit tool concerns are still there, but his ability to tap into game power consistently makes him an exciting bat. He also has the chops to take over the starting catcher role in Kansas City by next season.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 34,Travis Bazzana,1275,35,18,51.4,683953,1,"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 BB%. Patience is a virtue, and Bazzana possesses a lot of it. His 15.1 O-Swing% sits amongst the best in MiLB and he pairs it with a strong 21.1 Whiff% 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 K%. On the power side, Bazzana grades out as average with a lot of his slugging coming in the form of doubles and triples. 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.","The Good: Strong contact rates, excellent swing decisions, and a knack for lifting the ball give Bazzana the foundation to be a productive MLB bat. The Bad: The bat speed sits below average, and he does not look the part of an average runner nor 2B.","Strong contact rates, excellent swing decisions, and a knack for lifting the ball give Bazzana the foundation to be a productive MLB bat.","The bat speed sits below average, and he does not look the part of an average runner nor 2B.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
-35,Michael Arroyo,1355,70,48,68.6,703197,1,,"The Good: An excellent blend of patience and aggressiveness drives Arroyo's profile, which he supplements with strong barrel ability. He is hitting fastballs a lot better this season and his defensive outlook looks more favourable despite the harsh reviews. The Bad: In-Zone miss continues to be a substantial hole. He will also be forced to move to 2B due to a very weak arm.","An excellent blend of patience and aggressiveness drives Arroyo's profile, which he supplements with strong barrel ability. He is hitting fastballs a lot better this season and his defensive outlook looks more favourable despite the harsh reviews.",In-Zone miss continues to be a substantial hole. He will also be forced to move to 2B due to a very weak arm.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
-36,Jett Williams,1313,55,34,61.8,702518,1,,"The Good: Elite speed and a patient approach lets Williams wreak havoc on the base paths. His smaller frame packs a decent punch thanks to above average bat speed and air pull tendencies. He should be a solid defender up the middle. The Bad: Sometimes gets caught snoozing with his patience, especially against heat.",Elite speed and a patient approach lets Williams wreak havoc on the base paths. His smaller frame packs a decent punch thanks to above average bat speed and air pull tendencies. He should be a solid defender up the middle.,"Sometimes gets caught snoozing with his patience, especially against heat.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
-37,Chase DeLauter,1332,43,27,62.8,800050,1,,"The Good: Plus-plus swing decisions, above average contact rates, and a ton of hard hits give DeLauter one of the best offensive profiles in the minors. Tack on average running and it's not hard to see why DeLauter is a highly touted prospect. The Bad: He likely won't stick in CF long-term. Reoccurring foot issues has stalled his development, and a wrist injury has pushed his eventual MLB debut to 2026.","Plus-plus swing decisions, above average contact rates, and a ton of hard hits give DeLauter one of the best offensive profiles in the minors. Tack on average running and it's not hard to see why DeLauter is a highly touted prospect.","He likely won't stick in CF long-term. Reoccurring foot issues has stalled his development, and a wrist injury has pushed his eventual MLB debut to 2026.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
-38,Emmanuel Rodriguez,1341,29,20,69,691181,1,,"The Good: Quite possibly the best eye in the minors with enough plus-plus bat speed to strike fear into pitchers. He has an ideal swing to launch a ton of home runs. Plus speed and the athleticism required to navigate CF. The Bad: The hit tool is putrid, and he is way too passive. Well below average contact rates and too many called strikes inflate Rodriguez' K% to scary heights. He has also missed a lot of time due to hip and wrist injuries.",Quite possibly the best eye in the minors with enough plus-plus bat speed to strike fear into pitchers. He has an ideal swing to launch a ton of home runs. Plus speed and the athleticism required to navigate CF.,"The hit tool is putrid, and he is way too passive. Well below average contact rates and too many called strikes inflate Rodriguez' K% to scary heights. He has also missed a lot of time due to hip and wrist injuries.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
+35,Michael Arroyo,1355,70,48,68.6,703197,1,"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.","The Good: An excellent blend of patience and aggressiveness drives Arroyo's profile, which he supplements with strong barrel ability. He is hitting fastballs a lot better this season and his defensive outlook looks more favourable despite the harsh reviews. The Bad: In-Zone miss continues to be a substantial hole. He will also be forced to move to 2B due to a very weak arm.","An excellent blend of patience and aggressiveness drives Arroyo's profile, which he supplements with strong barrel ability. He is hitting fastballs a lot better this season and his defensive outlook looks more favourable despite the harsh reviews.",In-Zone miss continues to be a substantial hole. He will also be forced to move to 2B due to a very weak arm.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
+36,Jett Williams,1313,55,34,61.8,702518,1,"Jett Williams packs a mighty punch from his 5�7� frame. He smacked 17 HR this season and made his way to AAA thanks to one of the most patient approaches in MiLB. His 19.5 O-Swing% led to an impressive 13.3 BB%, and more importantly Williams rarely expands the zone with two strikes. His hit and power tools lean slightly below average which limits his offensive potential. To counteract this Williams keeps the ball in the air and utilizes his elite speed to leg out extra bases. He has the ability to man any position up the middle with his most likely home being second base.","The Good: Elite speed and a patient approach lets Williams wreak havoc on the base paths. His smaller frame packs a decent punch thanks to above average bat speed and air pull tendencies. He should be a solid defender up the middle. The Bad: Sometimes gets caught snoozing with his patience, especially against heat.",Elite speed and a patient approach lets Williams wreak havoc on the base paths. His smaller frame packs a decent punch thanks to above average bat speed and air pull tendencies. He should be a solid defender up the middle.,"Sometimes gets caught snoozing with his patience, especially against heat.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
+37,Chase DeLauter,1332,43,27,62.8,800050,1,"Chase DeLauter continued his domination of MiLB this season, but yet again it was limited due to a multitude of lower body injuries. His blend of patience, power, and bat-to-ball skills ranks amongst the best of any prospect while remaining a solid runner and defender. He does all this while wielding a unique swing with a jarring follow through. Like the old adage states, don�t fix what isn�t broken. Without injuries DeLauter likely already graduates from this list, but for now he projects to be a middle of the order bat with a concerning injury history.","The Good: Plus-plus swing decisions, above average contact rates, and a ton of hard hits give DeLauter one of the best offensive profiles in the minors. Tack on average running and it's not hard to see why DeLauter is a highly touted prospect. The Bad: He likely won't stick in CF long-term. Reoccurring foot issues has stalled his development, and a wrist injury has pushed his eventual MLB debut to 2026.","Plus-plus swing decisions, above average contact rates, and a ton of hard hits give DeLauter one of the best offensive profiles in the minors. Tack on average running and it's not hard to see why DeLauter is a highly touted prospect.","He likely won't stick in CF long-term. Reoccurring foot issues has stalled his development, and a wrist injury has pushed his eventual MLB debut to 2026.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
+38,Emmanuel Rodriguez,1341,29,20,69,691181,1,"There may not be a prospect with a better sense of the strike zone than Emmanuel Rodriguez. His 13.4 O-Swing% makes pitchers shudder in fear, and it remains steady when he is sitting on two strikes. He is also one of the strongest batters in MiLB as explained by his cream of crop bat speed, upward swing plane, and elite 108.4 MPH 90th% EV. His sprint speed and defense also grade out above average. Unfortunately, Rodriguez has some very glaring downsides that neuter his upside. Most important, he has missed a lot of time since his pro debut with various ailments ranging from season-ending hip surgery to persistent hand issues. On top of this, his bat-to-ball skills and lack of aggression make him a massive strikeout culprit. Rodriguez�s profile is one of high risk with a sizable reward; however, the extreme range of outcomes makes him one of the hardest prospects to assess.","The Good: Quite possibly the best eye in the minors with enough plus-plus bat speed to strike fear into pitchers. He has an ideal swing to launch a ton of home runs. Plus speed and the athleticism required to navigate CF. The Bad: The hit tool is putrid, and he is way too passive. Well below average contact rates and too many called strikes inflate Rodriguez' K% to scary heights. He has also missed a lot of time due to hip and wrist injuries.",Quite possibly the best eye in the minors with enough plus-plus bat speed to strike fear into pitchers. He has an ideal swing to launch a ton of home runs. Plus speed and the athleticism required to navigate CF.,"The hit tool is putrid, and he is way too passive. Well below average contact rates and too many called strikes inflate Rodriguez' K% to scary heights. He has also missed a lot of time due to hip and wrist injuries.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 39,Ryan Sloan,1301,36,20,55.6,815549,1,"Ryan Sloan was selected in the 2nd round by the Mariners in the 2024 draft and has quickly impressed scouts with his combination of size, stuff, and command at just 19 years old. His fastball sits in the mid 90s with ~13"" iVB from a 5.4' vertical release. His slider is a nasty offering, reaching upwards of 20"" of sweep while sitting in the mid 80s. It is easily a plus pitch and has the potential to be an elite weapon. His changeup may be the best in the Mariners system thanks to its late fading action. Sloan has the ideal frame for a pitcher which pairs well with his smooth and repeatable delivery. He has a massive up arrow on him and room with plenty of room to fill out. His upside is a frontend starter, and all signs point to him rapidly approaching top pitching prospect status.", stuff,"Utter domination and raving scouting reports launched Sloan into the upper echelon of pitching prospects. He is showing advanced command, especially from a 19-year-old, and tosses pair of strong secondaries in his slider and changeup.","The fastball shape is merely average, which will likely dampen his strikeout totals.", and all signs point to him rapidly approaching top pitching prospect status.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 40,Kade Anderson,1363,57,32,56.1,807739,1,,"The Good: A pair of above average breaking balls and a high riding fastball give Anderson the perfect ingredients to hit the ground running in his pro career. He has a refined feel to pitch and projects to have above average command. The Bad: The fastball isn't overpowering by any means, and the transition away from the college ball may stifle its effectiveness. More confidence in his changeup will go a long way.",A pair of above average breaking balls and a high riding fastball give Anderson the perfect ingredients to hit the ground running in his pro career. He has a refined feel to pitch and projects to have above average command.,"The fastball isn't overpowering by any means, and the transition away from the college ball may stifle its effectiveness. More confidence in his changeup will go a long way.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 41,Seth Hernandez,1347,24,18,75,815825,1,,The Good: A fastball that hits triple digits and intriguing spin traits give him all the tools required to be a future front of the rotation piece. The Bad: The risk with any high school pitcher is always huge. He will need to longer track record before he makes a leap further up the list.,A fastball that hits triple digits and intriguing spin traits give him all the tools required to be a future front of the rotation piece.,The risk with any high school pitcher is always huge. He will need to longer track record before he makes a leap further up the list.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
-42,Sal Stewart,1198,15,8,53.3,701398,1,,"The Good: Stewart makes a ton of hard contact and tends to smoke line drives all over the field. Plus EVs and barrel rates give a good indication of his power potential which is heightened given his natural feel for hitting and aggressive approach. The Bad: Stewart is prone to chasing with 2 strikes, making it more difficult to battle back into counts. He is also a below average runner and likely will return pedestrian results defensively.",Stewart makes a ton of hard contact and tends to smoke line drives all over the field. Plus EVs and barrel rates give a good indication of his power potential which is heightened given his natural feel for hitting and aggressive approach.,"Stewart is prone to chasing with 2 strikes, making it more difficult to battle back into counts. He is also a below average runner and likely will return pedestrian results defensively.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
-43,Jacob Reimer,1097,23,6,26.1,702544,3,,,"Reimer caught my eye early in the season thanks to his all-around offensive profile and improved defense at 3rd.  The approach is sound, and the swing will keep the ball in the air.",He showed some cracks in his hit tool following his promotion to AA and he grades out as a below average runner and defender.,"Reimer caught my eye early in the season thanks to his all-around offensive profile and improved defense at 3rd. He just missed the list in the August after big K% spike following his promotion to AA, but he turned on the jets to end the season. The approach is sound, and the swing will keep the ball in the air.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
+42,Sal Stewart,1198,15,8,53.3,701398,1,"Sal Stewart continued his domination of MiLB this season with a 152 wRC+ and 20 home runs over 118 games. His batted ball quality grades out near to the top of his peers as a 107 MPH 90th% EV and superb line drive rate led to a ton of extra base hits. His solid bat-to-ball skills allow him to battle deep into counts and utilize his innate power to deal damage. His profile is not without its flaws though. Stewart lacks both the patience and aggressiveness to fully utilize his powerful bat. He grades out a poor runner despite double digit steal numbers and projects to be a 1B long-term given his below average arm strength. Stewart�s bat carries his prospect stock and given his early results in MLB, he should have no issues returning positive results.","The Good: Stewart makes a ton of hard contact and tends to smoke line drives all over the field. Plus EVs and barrel rates give a good indication of his power potential which is heightened given his natural feel for hitting and aggressive approach. The Bad: Stewart is prone to chasing with 2 strikes, making it more difficult to battle back into counts. He is also a below average runner and likely will return pedestrian results defensively.",Stewart makes a ton of hard contact and tends to smoke line drives all over the field. Plus EVs and barrel rates give a good indication of his power potential which is heightened given his natural feel for hitting and aggressive approach.,"Stewart is prone to chasing with 2 strikes, making it more difficult to battle back into counts. He is also a below average runner and likely will return pedestrian results defensively.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
+43,Jacob Reimer,1097,23,6,26.1,702544,3,"Jacob Reimer broke out in a big way during the 2025 season, making his way to AA while posting a 157 wRC+. Every aspect of his offensive profiles paints him as an above average bat with his most impressive traits being his excellent approach and silky-smooth swing geared for loft. His 11.1 BB% was supported by a strong 22% O-Swing rate and rarely expanded the zone with two strikes, allowing him to battle back into counts frequently. While his contact metrics hovered around average, he struggled to consistently connect with breaking balls. His defensive future remains a question moving forward; however, he looked more comfortable manning the hot corner this season and projects to be third baseman moving forward. Reimer is a well-rounded hitter with no discernible flaws who should find his way up to MLB soon.",,"Reimer caught my eye early in the season thanks to his all-around offensive profile and improved defense at 3rd.  The approach is sound, and the swing will keep the ball in the air.",He showed some cracks in his hit tool following his promotion to AA and he grades out as a below average runner and defender.,"Reimer caught my eye early in the season thanks to his all-around offensive profile and improved defense at 3rd. He just missed the list in the August after big K% spike following his promotion to AA, but he turned on the jets to end the season. The approach is sound, and the swing will keep the ball in the air.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 44,Ralphy Velazquez,,,,,806252,,,,"Velazquez reminds me of Josue Briceno: solid approach, decent hit tool, and an extremely loud bat. He had a picture-perfect start to his AA tenure with a 187 wRC+. ","He doesn't provide much speed or defensive utility, but with an offensive profile this enticing his prospect stock is poised to skyrocket.","Velazquez reminds me of Josue Briceno: solid approach, decent hit tool, and an extremely loud bat. He had a picture-perfect start to his AA tenure with a wRC+ north of 200 in his first month. He doesn't provide much speed or defensive utility, but with an offensive profile this enticing his prospect stock is poised to skyrocket.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 45,Caleb Bonemer,1226,32,18,56.2,815352,1,,"The Good: A plus athlete, Bonemer has showcased a patient approach in tandem with advanced power to excel in his first pro-season. He also grades out as a plus runner and should slot in smoothly at SS. The Bad: The hit tool may end up being below average and he has struggled putting breaking balls in play.","A plus athlete, Bonemer has showcased a patient approach in tandem with advanced power to excel in his first pro-season. He also grades out as a plus runner and should slot in smoothly at SS. Bonemer is a massive up arrow prospect.",The hit tool may end up being below average and he has struggled putting breaking balls in play.,"Bonemer took his promotion to Hi-A in stride, launching 2 HR and flexing his advanced power. The approach is sound, and the bat is loud without concerning strikeout issues getting in the way. Bonemer is a massive up arrow prospect.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 46,Eduardo Quintero,1079,23,5,21.7,808234,3,,,Quintero joins a long list of exciting Dodgers OF prospects and his ceiling may be the highest of them all. He wields plus bat speed supported by a patient approach and above average speed.,"He isn't placed higher on this list because his hit tool is still very raw, and his flatter swing may inhibit his power potential.","Quintero joins a long list of exciting Dodgers OF prospects and his ceiling may be the highest of them all. He wields plus bat speed supported by a patient approach and above average speed. He isn't placed higher on this list because his hit tool is still very raw, and his flatter swing may inhibit his power potential.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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 146,Jhostynxon Garcia,1023,16,0,0,691373,,,,0,0,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 147,Tyson Lewis,1020,16,0,0,815653,,,,0,0,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 148,Edgardo Henriquez,1020,18,1,5.6,683618,,,,0,0,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
-149,Rhett Lowder,1132,24,8,33.3,695076,1,, with a very productive 30.2 IP. Lowder won't knock the socks off batters,Plus command and solid 4-pitch mix gives Lowder a stable backend projection.,A medley of injuries have kept him out for the entirety of 2025 outside of a rehab stint in May. He also lacks a wipeout offering which lowers his strikeout potential.," painting the offering on the outer third. It sits at 93-95 MPH with 15"" iVB from an average 5.7' release. His sinker is his go-to option against RHH early and behind", where he attacks the inner-half of the zone. His slider is his best offering, sitting in the mid-80s with tight movement. His tendency to locate the pitch in ideal spots elevates the pitch to plus status. He rounds out his arsenal with a late-breaking changeup, which he commands well against either handedness. Lowder has a great feel for his 4-pitch mix and solid command. His fastball effectiveness will likely dictate his upside, and he has one of the safest floors as a back-end rotation option of any pitching prospect.,,,,,,,,,,,
+149,Rhett Lowder,1132,24,8,33.3,695076,1,"Lowder enjoyed his cup of coffee at MLB this season, with a very productive 30.2 IP. Lowder won't knock the socks off batters, but he has a reliable 4-pitch mix and elevates it with above-average command. He throws two distinct fastballs: a 4-Seam and Sinker, which he trades off usage depending on the batter's handedness. He leans on his 4-Seam against LHH, painting the offering on the outer third. It sits at 93-95 MPH with 15"" iVB from an average 5.7' release. His sinker is his go-to option against RHH early and behind, where he attacks the inner-half of the zone. His slider is his best offering, sitting in the mid-80s with tight movement. His tendency to locate the pitch in ideal spots elevates the pitch to plus status. He rounds out his arsenal with a late-breaking changeup, which he commands well against either handedness. Lowder has a great feel for his 4-pitch mix and solid command. His fastball effectiveness will likely dictate his upside, and he has one of the safest floors as a back-end rotation option of any pitching prospect.", with a very productive 30.2 IP. Lowder won't knock the socks off batters,Plus command and solid 4-pitch mix gives Lowder a stable backend projection.,A medley of injuries have kept him out for the entirety of 2025 outside of a rehab stint in May. He also lacks a wipeout offering which lowers his strikeout potential.," painting the offering on the outer third. It sits at 93-95 MPH with 15"" iVB from an average 5.7' release. His sinker is his go-to option against RHH early and behind", where he attacks the inner-half of the zone. His slider is his best offering, sitting in the mid-80s with tight movement. His tendency to locate the pitch in ideal spots elevates the pitch to plus status. He rounds out his arsenal with a late-breaking changeup, which he commands well against either handedness. Lowder has a great feel for his 4-pitch mix and solid command. His fastball effectiveness will likely dictate his upside, and he has one of the safest floors as a back-end rotation option of any pitching prospect.,,,,,,,,,,,
 150,Gage Wood,,,,,805906,,,,0,0,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 151,Parker Messick,1017,17,0,0,800048,,,,0,0,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 152,Jimmy Crooks,1009,28,3,10.7,699625,,,,0,0,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,