Rating the Prospects Traded Throughout the 2022 Deadline

FV Rank Title Place Age Staff From Commerce 60 1 Noelvi Marte SS 20.8 CIN SEA L. Castillo Energy-hitting shortstop prospect with 30 HR potential. How body/throwing develop may dictate transfer to 3B. 60 2 C.J. Abrams 2B 21.8 WSN SDP J. Soto Leadoff prototype w/long-term energy projection. Are poor swing selections power or attributable to rushed dev? 50 3 Ken Waldichuk SP 24.6 OAK NYY F. Montas Massive league-ready mid-rotation starter with three swing-and-miss choices. 50 4 Robert Hassell III RF 21.0 WSN SDP J. Soto Excessive-probability, well-rounded on a regular basis outfield prospect. A star if he stays in heart, I feel proper is extra seemingly. 50 5 Logan O’Hoppe C 22.5 LAA PHI B. Marsh Nicely-rounded on a regular basis catching prospect who’s a yr or two away. A whole participant with common instruments. 50 6 Luis Medina MIRP 23.3 OAK NYY F. Montas Higher-90s warmth and plus-flashing secondaries. Oakland rebuild provides him extra time to develop as a starter. 50 7 James Wood CF 19.9 WSN SDP J. Soto Leviathan CF w/uncommon energy/pace combo. Big vary of defensive outcomes, uncooked pop > sport pop for now. 45 8 Spencer Steer 2B 24.7 CIN MIN T. Mahle Shift-aided infielder with contact/energy mix. Close to-ready, integral role-playing bat. 45 9 Jordan Groshans 3B 22.7 MIA TOR Bass/Pop Contact-oriented third baseman and moonlight shortstop. Energy weirdly regressed as a professional, has been harm lots. 45 10 Clayton Beeter SIRP 23.8 NYY LAD J. Gallo Reduction-only prospect who continues to be beginning. Mid-90s velo, huge using life, plus breaking balls. 40+ 11 Edwin Arroyo SS 18.9 CIN SEA L. Castillo Swap-hitting center infielder with playable energy. On a regular basis shot, three-ish years away. 40+ 12 Hayden Wesneski SP 24.7 CHC NYY S. Effross Slider-heavy slinger with plus command (esp. of slider), contender’s no. 4/5 starter sort. 40+ 13 Jarlin Susana SP 18.4 WSN SDP J. Soto Gigantic 18-year-old as much as 102 mph with a plus slider. Younger, hard-throwing, however big-bodied demo is frightening. 40+ 14 T.J. Sikkema SP 24.0 KCR NYY A. Benintendi Seems to be nice coming off misplaced 2021 (shoulder), low-90s, plus slider, plus command. 40+ 15 Jayden Murray SP 25.3 HOU TBR Mancini/Siri 3-Team Sits 93-94 mph with huge two-seam motion, instructions plus slider. One other no. 4/5 sort, 2023 debut. 40+ 16 Nick Frasso SP 23.8 LAD TOR M. White Whooping crane body at 6-foot-8, 93-98 mph coming off TJ, above-average slider. 40+ 17 Antoine Kelly SIRP 22.7 TEX MIL M. Bush Low-slot, late-inning mid-90s aid prospect with plus slider potential. 40+ 18 Drew Waters CF 23.6 KCR ATL Comp Pick Irritating toolshed with poor plate self-discipline. Sensible function is harmful fourth/fifth outfielder. 40+ 19 Colin Holderman SIRP 26.8 PIT NYM D. Vogelbach Energy sinker/slider reliever. Third bullpen banana on a aggressive group. 40+ 20 Jay Groome SP 23.9 SDP BOS E. Hosmer Well-known since his junior yr of highschool, Groome is now a four-pitch backend starter sort. 40+ 21 Seth Johnson SP 23.9 BAL TBR Mancini/Siri 3-Team Tommy John timing nukes Johnson’s prime 100 standing since he’ll miss 2023. Energy fastball/breaking ball prospect. 40 22 Victor Acosta SS 18.1 CIN SDP B. Drury Twitchy MIF w/on a regular basis ceiling who swung beneath a number of fastballs in AZ. Regardless of hit device danger, utility flooring. 40 23 JP Sears SP 26.5 OAK NYY F. Montas Massive league-ready backend starter with plus fastball command. 40 24 Robert Gasser SP 23.2 MIL SDP J. Hader Fast-moving kitchen sink starter with low arm slot. Plus on-mound athlete, huge command ceiling. 40 25 Cade Povich SP 22.3 BAL MIN J. Lopez Backend starter look already (low-90s, 4 pitches, slider is finest) with body/athleticism to challenge extra stuff. 40 26 Steve Hajjar SP 22.0 CIN MIN T. Mahle Backend starter look already (low-90s, sneaky fastball) with body and athleticism for extra. Barely 22. 40 27 Andrew Hoffmann SP 22.5 KCR ATL Comp Pick Workhorse starter sort with huge slider, burgeoning velocity after nomadic beginner profession. 40 28 Tristan Peters RF 22.4 SFG MIL T. Rosenthal Hitterish nook outfielder with chic bat management, generic different instruments. 40 29 Jadiel Sanchez RF 21.2 LAA PHI N. Syndergaard Nicely-built nook outfield prospect with over-aggressive strategy. 40 30 Ford Proctor C 25.7 SFG TBR J. Walker Transformed catcher who nonetheless performs 2B/SS/3B, Ok% has exploded within the higher ranges. 40 31 Compensatory Choose ~75 2023 CHC MLB W. Contreras The Cubs aren’t a revenue sharing recipient, so this comp choose would come between rounds 2 & 3, which is often 40 FV prospect territory, possibly 40+ if the draft is deep. Window dressing like additional pool house flexibility in subsequent yr’s draft, and the time it takes for the Cubs to really add a prospect to their system by taking this strategy with Contreras, may also issue into the way you worth this choose’s worth. 40 32 Levi Stoudt MIRP 24.7 CIN SEA L. Castillo Plus command and fastball utility give him SP shot, changeup regression with new supply pushes him to ‘pen. 40 33 Ben Brown SIRP 22.9 CHC PHI D. Robertson Mid-90s heater with plus, mid-80s breaking ball. Fastball performs down. Has missed reps, extra may be coming. 40 34 Esteury Ruiz CF 23.5 MIL SDP J. Hader Velocity and CF potential give Ruiz fifth OF flooring; if strategy enchancment is actual (I’m skeptical), he’ll be higher. 40 35 Beck Way SP 23.0 KCR NYY A. Benintendi Massive velo, physique projection, slider potential. Lengthy arm motion creates aid danger. 40 36 Enmanuel Valdez 2B 23.6 BOS HOU C. Vázquez Stocky upper-level hitter with 50/50 hit/energy combo and no clear place. Suppose lefty-hitting Mike Brosseau. 40 37 Christian Encarnacion-Strand 3B 22.7 CIN MIN T. Mahle Energy-hitting 3B/1B with high-risk plate self-discipline. 40 38 Thomas Szapucki MIRP 26.1 SFG NYM D. Ruf Decrease slot lefty with superb three-pitch combine. On the starter/multi-inning aid pitcher line. 40 39 Max Castillo SP 23.2 KCR TOR W. Merrifield Sink/tail fifth starter with above-average slider/changeup command. 40 40 Nick Zwack SP 24.0 SFG NYM D. Ruf East/west sinker/slider man (the slider is plus) who has had somewhat velo bump (92-93 mph) in professional ball. 40 41 Chayce McDermott SP 23.9 BAL HOU Mancini/Siri 3-Team Has 4 pitches and sits 94 mph with two high quality breakers; there’s command-driven aid danger. 40 42 Samad Taylor 2B 24.1 KCR TOR W. Merrifield Speedy 2B/LF with sufficient pop to play part-time, Kelby Tomlinson/Eric Young Jr. sort of function. 40 43 Corey Rosier CF 22.9 BOS SDP E. Hosmer Speedy small-college outfielder. Traded twice already (from SEA to SDP for Adam Frazier). Late bloomer traits. 40 44 Mickey Moniak CF 24.2 LAA PHI N. Syndergaard Former no. 1 general choose who now seems to be like a fifth outfielder. 40 45 Tucker Davidson MIRP 26.4 LAA ATL R. Iglesias Has had Triple-Successful as a starter however hasn’t damaged through in an enormous league rotation, 92-94 mph with plus slider. 40 46 Malcom Nunez DH 21.4 PIT STL Quintana/Stratton Potent hit/energy mixture with DH-only look on protection. Function-playing thumper within the 1 WAR vary. 40 47 Christian Fernandez SP 23.0 OAK TBR C. Bethancourt Low-90s velo and a four-pitch combine, he’s a backend starter sort. 35+ 48 Alex De Jesus 3B 20.4 TOR LAD M. White Bodily power-over-hit third baseman, strikeout-driven bust danger however simply has 25-plus HR uncooked energy. 35+ 49 Wilyer Abreu LF 23.1 BOS HOU C. Vázquez Can be role-playing outfield lock if he improves in heart. Candy lefty swing, playable energy, ball/strike recog. 35+ 50 Yennier Cano SIRP 28.4 BAL MIN J. Lopez Three-pitch, middle-inning bully with properly below-average management. Arduous slider and changeup. 35+ 51 Andrew Moore SIRP 23.0 CIN SEA L. Castillo Junior faculty righty who’s blossoming in professional ball. Mid-90s, big breaking ball, 30 command. 35+ 52 Max Ferguson 2B 22.9 BOS SDP E. Hosmer Plus-running 2B/CF with passive strategy on the plate. Wants so as to add power. 35+ 53 Hector Rodriguez 2B 18.4 CIN NYM Naquin/Diehl Twitchy 2B/LF with precocious bat management, restricted energy ceiling. 35+ 54 Christian Cerda C 19.6 ARI TBR D. Peralta Bat-first catching prospect with notable dimension and energy for his age. 35 55 Cal Stevenson CF 25.9 OAK TBR C. Bethancourt Prone to get 2023 shot in Oakland. Small-framed outfielder with plus pace and plate self-discipline. 35 56 Cooper Bowman 2B 22.5 OAK NYY F. Montas Has modified swing in professional ball, outcomes have been combined. Sometimes places a cost into one, 2B-only sort for me. 35 57 Sawyer Gipson-Long SP 24.6 DET MIN M. Fulmer Worthwhile buffer towards damage, SP 6-to-8 sort in a contending org. Uphill low-90s heater, slider command. 35 58 Carson Seymour SP 23.6 SFG NYM D. Ruf Sits 92-95 mph, fastball performs down somewhat bit, deep repertoire; he’s a university arm dominating A-ball. 35 59 Juan Nunez RHP 21.7 BAL MIN J. Lopez Has low-90s velo, plus-plus spin charges, using life form. 35 60 Michael Stryffeler SIRP 26.2 SFG SEA Casali/Boyd Mid-90s fastball, plus slider, fringe management, up/down RP with likelihood to seize full-time spot with higher management. 35 61 German Tapia RF 18.9 LAD TBR G. Cleavinger Two-year DSL outfielder, swing improved in second yr, projectable body. 35 62 Andy Thomas C 24.1 SFG SEA Casali/Boyd Workmanlike third catcher in your 40-man, in all probability a few years away regardless of his age. 35 63 CJ Alexander 3B 26.0 KCR ATL Comp Pick 3B/1B with plus arm, plus uncooked energy, and a gap within the swing on the letters. 35 64 Trey Harris LF 26.6 WSN ATL E. Adrianza Righty-hitting nook outfielder who was a 40 FV till efficiency dipped post-2020. 35 65 Juan Rojas LHP 18.5 BAL MIN J. Lopez Nicely-built lefty with a gorgeous arm stroke, fastball sits upper-80s with vertical form. 35 66 Ian Hamilton SIRP 27.1 CLE MIN S. León Mid-90s up/down reliever with low-spin slider. 35 67 Chandler Champlain SP 23.0 KCR NYY A. Benintendi Massive righty with mid-90s sinker, two common breaking balls. 35 68 Carlos Guarate SP 21.3 OAK STL A. Allen Pitchability righty with below-average stuff. 35 69 Kris Anglin SP 21.0 DET ATL R. Grossman Lefty with using fastball, inconsistent early in 2022, higher after demotion. 35 70 Saul Gonzalez SP 22.6 CHC NYM M. Givens Large 6-foot-7 righty with 45-grade downhill sinker/slider mixture. 35 71 Jose Acuna SP 19.8 CIN NYM Naquin/Diehl Superior 19-year-old righty with depth starter look. 35 72 Moises Brito SP 20.1 LAD TOR M. White Projectable 6-foot-5, sitting 86 mph, clear overhand supply, curveball has form however not energy. 35 73 Jonatan Bernal SP 20.1 KCR TOR F. Griffin Sinker within the 89-90 mph space, slider has huge break however is sluggish, averaging 76 mph.