2023 San Francisco Giants Top MLB Prospects
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Shortstop Marco Luciano remains at the top of the Giants system, and a pair of toolsy outfielders used breakout seasons to vault their way into the top 10.
Today, we unveil the 10 best prospects in the Giants system as it enters 2023.
Josh Norris hosted a chat to discuss the Giants system. You can read the transcript here.
Here’s how we project their lineup in 2026, with their 2026 ages in parentheses.
PROJECTED 2026 LINEUP
Catcher: Joey Bart (29)
First Base: David Villar (29)
Second Base: Thairo Estrada (30)
Third Base: Casey Schmitt (27)
Shortstop: Marco Luciano (24)
Left Field: Luis Matos (24)
Center Field: Grant McCray (25)
Right Field: Vaun Brown (28)
Designated Hitter: Mike Yastrzemski (35)
No. 1 Starter: Logan Webb (29)
No. 2 Starter: Kyle Harrison (25)
No. 3 Starter: Carson Whisenhunt (25)
No. 4 Starter: Mason Black (25)
No. 5 Starter: Eric Silva (23)
Closer: Camilo Doval (28)
Listed below are the prospects with the best tools within the organization. To go directly to San Francisco’s Top 10, click here.
BEST TOOLS
Best Hitter for Average: Vaun Brown
Best Power Hitter: Marco Luciano
Best Strike-Zone Discipline: Wade Meckler
Fastest Baserunner: Grant McCray
Best Athlete: Vaun Brown
Best Fastball: Cole Waites
Best Curveball: Landen Roupp
Best Slider: Kyle Harrison
Best Changeup: Jose Cruz
Best Control: Nick Sinacola
Best Defensive Catcher: Patrick Bailey
Best Defensive Infielder: Casey Schmitt
Best Infield Arm: Casey Schmitt
Best Defensive Outfielder: Grant McCray
Best Outfield Arm: P.J. Hilson
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