90th Percentile Exit Velocities For Every 2025 Top 100 Prospect

T100 RANK	PLAYER	ORG	POS	2025 AGE	EV 90TH	PEAK	NOTE
2	Roman Anthony	Red Sox	OF	21	108.5	AAA
4	Kristian Campbell	Red Sox	2B/OF	23	106.5	AAA
5	Walker Jenkins	Twins	OF	20	102.3	AA
6	Dylan Crews	Nationals	OF	23	106.2	MLB
11	Carson Williams	Rays	SS	22	104.7	AA
12	Bryce Eldridge	Giants	1B	20	106.6	AAA
13	Jordan Lawlar	D-backs	SS	22	100.9	MLB
14	Samuel Basallo	Orioles	C	20	106.5	AAA
15	Marcelo Mayer	Red Sox	SS	22	106.5	AA
16	Colt Emerson	Mariners	SS	19	102.5	A+
17	Jesus Made	Brewers	SS	18	104.2	DSL
18	Leodalis De Vries	Padres	SS	18	102.1	A
19	Emmanuel Rodriguez	Twins	OF	22	110.1	AA
21	Sebastian Walcott	Rangers	SS	19	106.4	AA
22	Max Clark	Tigers	OF	20	103.2	A+
23	Kevin McGonigle	Tigers	SS	20	103.1	A+
24	Travis Bazzana	Guardians	2B	22	102.4	A+
25	JJ Wetherholt	Cardinals	SS	22	105.3	A
28	Jasson Dominguez	Yankees	OF	22	107.5	MLB
29	Coby Mayo	Orioles	3B	23	106.6	MLB
30	Dalton Rushing	Dodgers	C/OF	24	106.1	AAA
31	Ethan Salas	Padres	C	19	101.4	A+
32	Jaison Chourio	Guardians	OF	20	102.8	A
34	Nick Kurtz	Athletics	1B	22	109.4	AA
35	Matt Shaw	Cubs	3B	23	105.1	AAA
36	Aidan Miller	Phillies	SS	21	105.4	AA
37	Angel Genao	Guardians	SS	21	102.4	A+
38	Jacob Wilson	Athletics	SS	23	99.2	MLB
39	Colson Montgomery	White Sox	SS	23	104.5	AAA
42	Charlie Condon	Rockies	OF	22	107.6	A+
43	Jeferson Quero	Brewers	C	22	105.2	AAA	2023
45	Luke Keaschall	Twins	2B/OF	22	102.6	AA
46	Alex Freeland	Dodgers	SS	23	104.3	AAA
47	Josue De Paula	Dodgers	OF	20	105.3	A+
48	Chase DeLauter	Guardians	OF	23	104.2	AAA
50	Cooper Pratt	Brewers	SS	20	100.7	A+
51	Zyhir Hope	Dodgers	OF	20	108.5	A
52	Kyle Teel	White Sox	C	23	104.2	AAA
53	Drake Baldwin	Braves	C	24	105.9	AAA
55	Cam Smith	Astros	3B	22	106.0	AA
56	Cole Young	Mariners	SS	21	100.9	AA
57	Konnor Griffin	Pirates	SS	19	N/A	—	HS
58	Jett Williams	Mets	SS	21	103.4	AAA
60	Bryce Rainer	Tigers	SS	19	N/A	—	HS
62	Moises Ballesteros	Cubs	C	21	105.0	AAA
63	Jac Caglianone	Royals	1B	22	109.2	A+
64	Owen Caissie	Cubs	OF	22	106.6	AAA
65	Brayden Taylor	Rays	3B	23	100.9	AA
66	Braden Montgomery	White Sox	OF	22	N/A	—	NCAA
69	Thayron Liranzo	Tigers	C	21	107.9	A+
70	Jonny Farmelo	Mariners	OF	20	103.2	A
71	Kevin Alcantara	Cubs	OF	22	106.2	MLB
72	Starlyn Caba	Marlins	SS	19	97.7	A
75	Blake Mitchell	Royals	C	20	105.3	A+
76	Franklin Arias	Red Sox	SS	19	102.6	A
77	Michael Arroyo	Mariners	2B	20	102.7	A+
79	Christian Moore	Angels	2B	22	105.0	AA
80	Tre’ Morgan	Rays	1B	22	101.6	AA
81	Heston Kjerstad	Orioles	OF	26	104.3	MLB
84	Demetrio Crisantes	D-backs	2B	20	102.5	A
85	Cole Carrigg	Rockies	OF	23	101.7	A+
86	Colby Thomas	Athletics	OF	24	106.8	AAA
87	Xavier Isaac	Rays	1B	21	107.9	AA
88	George Lombard Jr.	Yankees	SS	20	102.4	A
89	Felnin Celesten	Mariners	SS	19	103.8	R
91	Ralphy Velazquez	Guardians	1B	20	105.1	A+
92	Jesus Baez	Mets	3B	20	104.9	A+
93	Eduardo Tait	Phillies	C	18	103.8	A
95	Harry Ford	Mariners	C	22	102.0	AA
96	Justin Crawford	Phillies	OF	21	104.6	AA
97	Lazaro Montes	Mariners	OF	20	104.8	A+

Pay Attention To Age Norms

The age for each player is listed above to provide context for his exit velocity data. The average 90th percentile exit velocity jumps significantly between teenage players and those in their early 20s, peaking around age 22. For example, Jesus Made’s 104.2 mph 90th percentile EV is several standard deviations above the average marker for a 17-year-old (96.6 mph).

Age	90thEV
17	96.6 mph
18	98.4 mph
19	100 mph
20	101.1 mph
21	101.3 mph
22	101.9 mph
23	102 mph

The chart listed above gives you context for where each player ranks against the average for age-based peers. While current exit velocity data gives a good feel for a player’s current raw power, it doesn’t give you any idea of future power projection or the ability to optimize that hard contact into quality ball flight.

Take Note Of The Outliers

The average MLB 90th percentile exit velocity in 2023 was 104 miles per hour. Of the 68 hitters with listed exit velocity data on the Top 100, 41 met or exceeded the major league average. Based on the Braden Montgomery’s college in-season and summer ball data, he’s likely to rank among the top third of prospects in the Top 100 per 90th percentile exit velocity upon his debut.

While Montgomery could join the upper echelon of the list in due time, the current standouts are as follows:

• Emmanuel Rodriguez (Twins)
• Nick Kurtz (Athletics)
• Jac Caglianone (Royals)
• Roman Anthony (Red Sox)
• Zyhir Hope (Dodgers)

All of these players are between age 20-22 and each of them already boasts double-plus raw power based on MLB standards. It also highlights how loaded the 2024 draft was for college power hitters.