2021 Tampa Bay Rays Instructional League Roster

It should come as no surprise that the deepest system in the minor leagues has a talented group of players at its instructional league. One of the system’s biggest breakouts belonged to infielder Curtis Mead, who hit at each of his three stops (including a cameo in Triple-A) and in doing so was a part of three championships. Mead, who was acquired from the Phillies for lefthander Cristopher Sanchez, hit .321 (second best in the system) in his first year in full-season ball.

The only man who bested Mead was infielder Jonathan Aranda, who put up a .330 average with Double-A Montgomery. But that’s not all. Aranda’s on-base (.418) and slugging (.543) numbers were also tops in the system. He is among a host of talented upper-level players whom the Rays need to add to the 40-man roster this offseason in order to shield them from the Rule 5 draft.

At the lower levels, pay attention to infielder Willy Vasquez, whose .288 average was the third best in the Florida Complex League. His .382 on-base percentage was seventh on the circuit.

Player Position Age
Conor Angel RHP 21
Alex Ayala LHP 19
RHP 19
RHP 21
RHP 21
RHP 20
Jeffrey Hakanson RHP 23
LHP 21
Ben Peoples RHP 20
RHP 25
RHP 24
RHP 21
RHP 23
Roberto Alvarez C 22
C 24
C 23
C 23
Mario Fernandez C 21
Blake Hunt C 22
Luis Leon C 23
C 23
C 24
INF 23
INF 21
INF 21
INF 24
INF 22
INF 24
INF 25
INF 26
Greg Jones INF 23
INF 18
Johan Lopez INF 21
INF 21
INF 20
Pedro Martinez INF 20
INF 25
INF 20
INF 24
INF 19
INF 21
INF 22
INF 18
INF 21
INF 20
INF 22
INF 18
Brett Wisely INF 22
OF 25
Logan Allen OF 23
OF 20
OF 21
OF 24
OF 21
OF 19
OF 25
OF 21
OF 24
OF 22
OF 24
OF 21
OF 20
OF 20
OF 23
OF 21
OF 25
OF 21
OF 21
Michael Smith OF 24
OF 25

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