San Francisco Top 30

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By Josh Norris

One has to believe an exciting future core of a position players is crystalizing in Farhan Zaidi's crystal ball.

The Giants system -- which ended the year ranked at its highest spot in six years -- is on the rise, thanks in large part to several shrewd signings on the international market and a pair of recent high draft picks. And while the majority of the top 10 is likely at least a year or two away from impacting the big league club, it's fun to watch the bats at San Francisco's lower levels.

Here is our Giants prospects chat.

Here's how we project their lineup in 2023, with their 2023 age in parentheses.

Catcher: Joey Bart (26)
First Base: Buster Posey (35)
Second Base: Mauricio Dubon (28)
Third Base: Luis Toribio (22)
Shortstop: Marco Luciano (21)
Left Field: Hunter Bishop (24)
Center Field: Heliot Ramos (23)
Right Field: Alexander Canario (22)

No. 1 Starter: Seth Corry (24)
No. 2 Starter: Shaun Anderson (28)
No. 3Starter: Tyler Beede (29)
No. 4 Starter: Sean Hjelle (25)
No. 5 Starter: Logan Webb (26)
Closer: Reyes Moronta (30)

Listed below are the prospects with the best tools within the organization. To go directly to San Francisco's Top 10, click here.

Best Hitter for Average: Marco Luciano
Best Power Hitter: Marco Luciano
Best Strike-Zone Discipline: Logan Wyatt
Fastest Baserunner: Simon Whiteman
Best Athlete: Hunter Bishop
Best Fastball: Melvin Adon
Best Curveball: Seth Corry
Best Slider: Blake Rivera
Best Changeup: Logan Webb
Best Control: Sean Hjelle
Best Defensive Catcher: Joey Bart
Best Defensive Infielder: Ghordy Santos
Best Infield Arm: Dilan Rosario
Best Defensive Outfielder: Hunter Bishop
Best Outfield Arm: Diego Rincones

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