RoboScout’s Top Fantasy Prospects At Every Level On May 18, 2025

Complex League Hitting

We can probably have a Complex League board next week. It’s a near lock that Cardinals catcher Rainiel Rodriguez will rank first with his six home runs in fewer than 41 plate appearances.

Brewers outfielder Jose Anderson is also getting significant buzz. He has three home runs and three stolen bases with a 206 wRC+ in 45 plate appearances.

Behind this group is a quintet of 17-year-old prospects who have a wRC+ above 100. Guardians shortstop Johan Rodriguez and Rangers catcher Javier Sanchez posted above-average contact rates last year. Orioles outfielder Stiven Martinez had above-average exit velocities. Guardians outfielder Juneiker Caceres was above-average in both categories, and Brewers catcher Kevin Garcia already has two homers in 25 plate appearances, even if he has below-average exit velocities and a 48% strikeout rate.

Dauri Fernandez (Guardians) and Anderson Fermin (Red Sox) are two 18-year-olds who had above-average 2024 contact rates and are following through so far in 2025 with wRC+ near 200 and single-digit strikeout rates.

Complex Pitching

Just like with the hitters, it’s too early to have any substantive “ranking” of pitchers, but there have been some noteworthy performances. Baseball America identified three pitchers–Ethan Dorchies (Brewers), Argenis Cayama (Giants) and Stharlin Torres (Reds)–who are turning heads in Arizona. From a results perspective, RoboScout ranks Dorchies first, Cayama third, and Torres fourth. All three are probably worth taking fliers on and are likely back end of a top 400 list, though with wide error bars.

Astros RHP Jagger Beck would rank in the top 10. At 6-foot-6, he has big extension on his 90-92 mph fastball, and the 18-year-old has two breaking balls that have been generating whiffs along with a changeup that has nearly 18 inches of armside fade. That combination is giving Low-A hitters fits. It’s extremely early but there are some interesting traits here.

Low-A Hitting

The top hitting performances for Low-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	wRC+	HR	SB	Robo	RoboCast
1	Luis Pena	MIL	18	146	2	21	94	100
2	Eduardo Quintero	LAD	19	170	7	16	91	95
3	Andrew Salas	MIA	17	138	0	14	100	95
4	A.J. Ewing	NYM	20	201	1	14	75	91
5	Jesus Made	MIL	18	145	3	14	88	90
6	Caleb Bonemer	CHW	19	141	3	13	74	82
7	Aroon Escobar	PHI	20	171	8	1	69	82
8	Sam Shaw	TOR	20	163	5	3	67	81
9	Slade Caldwell	ARI	19	169	2	9	72	80
10	Konnor Griffin	PIT	19	150	7	17	75	79
11	Javier Mogollon	CHW	19	172	3	11	80	79
12	Yasmil Bucce	BAL	20	170	3	1	61	78
13	Eduardo Tait	PHI	18	114	6	0	74	76
14	Brailer Guerrero	TBR	19	167	2	6	68	76
15	Owen Carey	ATL	18	130	2	8	73	75
16	Bryce Rainer	DET	19	130	3	4	64	73
17	Theo Gillen	TBR	19	150	2	8	74	73
18	Asbel Gonzalez	KCR	19	135	0	35	70	72
19	Marco Dinges	MIL	21	195	3	4	57	72
20	Robert Calaz	COL	19	140	4	0	63	71

Up until yesterday, 17-year-old RoboDarling Andrew Salas had reclaimed the top spot. In fact, the Marlins shortstop/outfielder had a higher wRC+ than buzz collector Luis Peña. That is, until Peña hit a home run to pass Salas in both metrics, and then hit a third home run on Sunday that is not reflected in the chart above. Dodgers outfielder Eduardo Quintero is tied for second. He has seven homers and 16 steals, showing 20-20 major league potential.

Blue Jays second baseman Sam Shaw is an unheralded name near the top of the charts. A ninth-rounder out of the Canadian prep ranks in 2023, Shaw is showing good contact and optimizing his launch angles with high barrel rates and excellent hard hit and pull launch angles. With five home runs in 103 plate appearances, his solid approach is manifesting into 20+ home run pop.

Brailer Guerrero has all the tools but the Rays outfielder has battled injuries in his short professional career. Hopefully he is actualizing his potential in 2025. Guerrero has two home runs and six stolen bases in 71 plate appearances. The most impressive numbers, however, are found in his quality of contact, as he’s hit a ball 111 mph and another at 115 mph this year. Those are extremely impressive figures for an 18-year-old.

Low-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in Low-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	IP	K%	BB%	WHIP	ERA	GB%	Robo
1	Sean Linan	LAD	20	29.2	44.2%	8.8%	0.84	1.21	41.5%	100
2	Wei-En Lin	OAK	19	33.2	38.2%	2.3%	0.98	3.48	26.7%	99
3	Trey Yesavage	TOR	21	33.1	43.3%	6.3%	0.81	2.43	48.3%	96
4	Christian Oppor	CHW	20	22.1	39.5%	8.1%	0.85	2.42	21.4%	88
5	Tzu-Chen Sha	OAK	21	28	39.6%	2.8%	0.89	1.93	50.0%	87
6	Braylon Doughty	CLE	19	27.2	29.4%	6.7%	1.34	4.55	54.7%	87
7	Jogly Garcia	CLE	21	30.2	42.9%	11.1%	1.04	2.05	46.3%	86
8	Dasan Hill	MIN	19	14.1	41.1%	12.5%	0.84	1.26	40.9%	84
9	Raimy Rodriguez	HOU	19	27.1	36.3%	15.0%	1.10	3.62	46.2%	83
10	Liomar Martinez	MIA	20	24	36.7%	13.3%	1.04	3.38	52.3%	81
11	Melvin Hernandez	MIL	18	34	21.0%	4.9%	1.12	2.38	56.7%	79
12	Jose Urbina	TBR	19	26	28.6%	6.7%	1.00	2.42	25.4%	79
13	Rayven Antonio	ATL	19	27.1	24.3%	6.1%	1.06	1.98	58.9%	78
14	Caden Scarborough	TEX	20	26	31.5%	8.3%	1.15	4.85	31.7%	77
15	Khal Stephen	TOR	22	39.1	31.4%	4.6%	0.92	2.06	44.8%	77
16	Griffin Herring	NYY	22	38.2	31.2%	9.1%	0.98	1.40	51.1%	76
17	John Holobetz	MIL	22	24	31.3%	5.1%	0.88	3.00	33.3%	75
18	Kash Mayfield	SDP	20	20.1	30.3%	10.1%	1.28	4.87	41.2%	75
19	Bryce Meccage	MIL	19	18.1	27.4%	9.6%	0.87	1.96	40.9%	75
20	Boston Bateman	SDP	19	24.1	23.7%	8.2%	1.07	4.44	60.9%	75

A’s lefty Wei-En Lin threw five more excellent innings and has maintained his incredible 36% strikeout-minus-walk rate.  

The Guardians have a pair of pitchers in the top seven. Braylon Doughty was a supplemental first-rounder last year, so he shouldn’t be much of a surprise. On the other hand, 21-year-old righty Jogly Garcia is far less famous. Garcia used his 92-94 mph fastball and two breaking ball shapes this week to get seven strikeouts over five innings with only one walk. On the season, Garcia has an 11% walk rate but has a strikeout rate above 40%. RoboScout sees a potential midrotation starter.

High-A Hitting

The top hitter performances for High-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	wRC+	HR	SB	Robo	RoboCast
1	Leo De Vries	SDP	18	132	4	3	100	100
2	Jacob Reimer	NYM	21	204	7	5	85	92
3	Max Clark	DET	20	151	3	4	80	85
4	Josue De Paula	LAD	20	151	6	9	83	84
5	Arjun Nimmala	TOR	19	134	7	1	87	83
6	A.J. Ewing	NYM	20	178	1	12	75	83
7	George Lombard Jr.	NYY	20	184	1	11	80	83
8	Demetrio Crisantes	ARI	20	110	4	6	75	82
9	Zyhir Hope	LAD	20	147	6	4	80	81
10	Josue Briceno	DET	20	129	6	0	79	79
11	Kyle DeBarge	MIN	21	160	4	20	78	78
12	Jeral Perez	CHW	20	123	9	3	76	78
13	Yophery Rodriguez	BOS	19	119	2	5	76	76
14	Jefferson Rojas	CHC	20	144	4	6	73	75
15	Esmerlyn Valdez	PIT	21	170	11	0	73	73
16	Ryan Waldschmidt	ARI	22	154	5	4	65	73
17	Michael Arroyo	SEA	20	142	5	2	66	70
18	Rosman Verdugo	SDP	20	126	8	0	71	69
19	Franklin Arias	BOS	19	129	2	1	62	69
20	Lazaro Montes	SEA	20	138	7	2	69	67

The top High-A hitters generally remain the same from last week, but with a bit of shuffling. Mets infielder Jacob Reimer is one of the top breakouts of 2025 so far and now ranks behind Leo De Vries at the top of the chart. Reimer has seven home runs and a scintillating 204 wRC+ while maintaining red lollipops across his Statcast profile. He’s a top 100 fantasy prospect.

Cubs shortstop Jefferson Rojas was the big mover of the week after hitting two home runs, stealing five bases and posting a 124 wRC+ last week. The infielder raised his wRC+ 20 points to 144. Rojas is repeating the level, but he’s still two years younger than the average High-A hitter. His aggressive approach is working so far, but likely will be tested in Double-A, which he is likely to reach by midseason.

Pirate slugger Esmerlyn Valdez rose two spots to 15th on the charts after smashing three more home runs, bringing his season total to 11. Last year, the 21-year-old first baseman/corner outfielder had a max exit velocity of 112.5 mph and he’s already exceeded that with a 114 mph this year.

Geoff Pontes identified Mets outfielder Eli Serrano this week for his excellent underlying Statcast traits. Serrano just turned 22, and the second-round pick has five home runs and four stolen bases in a High-A Brooklyn home park that significantly suppresses lefthanded-hitting power to right field. Serrano, however, has hit a few balls harder than 108 mph already and finds himself just outside the top 20.

High-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in High-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	IP	K%	BB%	WHIP	ERA	GB%	Robo
1	Sean Linan	LAD	20	4	20.0%	6.7%	0.75	0.00	18.2%	100
2	Gage Jump	OAK	22	31	37.2%	4.1%	0.84	2.32	33.8%	100
3	Carlos Lagrange	NYY	22	31.1	40.7%	5.7%	0.96	3.45	35.9%	100
4	David Davalillo	TEX	22	33.1	35.7%	4.8%	0.72	1.08	62.0%	96
5	T.J. Nichols	TBR	23	32.2	35.7%	2.4%	0.80	1.93	48.0%	94
6	Juaron Watts-Brown	TOR	23	32.1	39.4%	7.3%	1.24	3.90	42.0%	94
7	Bishop Letson	MIL	20	27	30.0%	7.0%	0.85	1.33	54.1%	92
8	Anderson Brito	HOU	20	22.2	33.3%	12.1%	1.32	4.37	50.0%	90
9	Michael Forret	BAL	21	21.2	36.7%	8.9%	0.69	1.66	42.5%	89
10	Antwone Kelly	PIT	21	28.1	35.4%	8.8%	1.09	4.13	32.8%	89
11	Tyson Hardin	MIL	23	38.2	27.8%	2.8%	0.85	1.16	46.9%	89
12	Brandon Clarke	BOS	22	7	43.3%	3.3%	0.43	2.57	63.6%	88
13	Christian Oppor	CHW	20	3.2	16.7%	22.2%	2.18	9.82	36.4%	87
14	Manuel Rodriguez	MIL	19	25	25.5%	5.1%	1.00	1.80	35.8%	87
15	Jackson Kent	WSN	22	37.2	29.9%	6.4%	1.12	3.58	42.1%	86
16	Hayden Mullins	BOS	24	17	42.9%	4.8%	0.82	1.06	44.0%	86
17	Adam Serwinowski	CIN	21	27.1	33.3%	9.4%	1.32	4.61	33.9%	86
18	Santiago Suarez	TBR	20	25.1	28.3%	5.1%	0.83	1.78	36.5%	86
19	Thomas White	MIA	20	25	34.3%	14.8%	1.32	3.24	47.2%	85
20	Zach Thornton	NYM	23	20.2	32.1%	2.6%	0.68	0.44	51.1%	85

Note that Ben Hess (Yankees), Charlee Soto (Twins) and Payton Tolle (Red Sox) are all tied with Zach Thornton at 20th on the High-A rankings.

Beginning this week, we decided to apply Sean Liñan’s 29 Low-A innings (while adjusting for level) to allow him to qualify for the High-A list. We’ll handle pitchers like this moving forward. So Liñan is now in a three-way tie with A’s lefty Gage Jump, who is now in Double-A, and Yankees fireballer Carlos Lagrange. RoboScout sees each of the trio as a midrotation starter at peak.

RoboScout also thinks Rangers RHP David Davalillo will be an above-average big league pitcher at peak. Baseball America’s J.J. Cooper identified him as a sleeper last month.

Rays RHP T.J. Nichols ranks fifth. He struck out 12 batters in a six-inning start this past week. He has a mid-to-upper-90s fastball with big extension, a mid-80s slider that generates whiffs and a solid changeup that has nearly 10 inches of vertical and velocity separation. He seems like another pitching success story in the Rays system.

The season is still young enough where one strong outing can catapult a pitcher up the rankings. Blue Jays RHP Juaron Watts-Brown is a great example. He now ranks sixth after ranking 20th just a week ago on the heels of a 10-strikeout outing and no walks. Watts-Brown will be joined in High-A Vancouver by Khal Stephen, Trey Yesavage and Gage Stanifer who were all promoted, creating one of the most feared rotations in the minor leagues.

Double-A Hitting

The top hitter performances in Double-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	wRC+	HR	SB	Robo	RoboCast
1	Jett Williams	NYM	21	156	4	8	95	100
2	Bryce Eldridge	SFG	20	169	5	0	98	99
3	Sebastian Walcott	TEX	19	108	5	8	100	98
4	Yohendrick Pinango	TOR	23	205	7	3	87	96
5	Luke Adams	MIL	21	146	6	6	89	92
6	Brock Wilken	MIL	23	174	10	1	85	91
7	George Lombard Jr.	NYY	20	88	0	3	86	90
8	Hector Rodriguez	CIN	21	143	5	4	84	89
9	Cooper Pratt	MIL	20	118	4	10	89	88
10	Jac Caglianone	KCR	22	156	9	2	85	87
11	Ryan Clifford	NYM	21	133	7	1	80	85
12	Dylan Jasso	NYY	22	145	7	0	79	85
13	Nelson Rada	LAA	19	127	0	16	89	83
14	Ethan Workinger	ATL	23	161	9	2	81	83
15	Termarr Johnson	PIT	21	128	5	7	81	83
16	Travis Bazzana	CLE	22	135	4	8	74	82
17	Henry Bolte	OAK	21	153	5	14	87	82
18	Mikey Romero	BOS	21	132	5	3	79	82
19	JJ Wetherholt	STL	22	125	2	3	67	81
20	Sal Stewart	CIN	21	136	2	10	73	80

Jett Williams and Luke Adams hit two home runs last week, but Sebastian Walcott, Bryce Eldridge, and Brock Wilken hit three. Interestingly, because Walcott’s wRC+ actually decreased on the week despite also chipping in a stolen base, Williams and Eldridge both passed him in the rankings.

Blue Jays outfielder Yohendrick Pinango was the biggest mover this week. Geoff Pontes likes the former Cubs prospect, and so does RoboScout. The Blue Jays acquired Pinango in exchange for Nate Pearson and last year he looked like a hitter with underlying data that suggested more production to come. After a week in which he hit four home runs, stole two bases and raised his wRC+ by 30 points, Pinango finds himself in the top five among Double-A hitters.

Athletics outfielder Henry Bolte has always had the tools, but his swing-and-miss held him back despite his solid approach. This week, the 21-year-old hit a home run, stole two bases and raised his wRC+ by 13 points to 153. His 26.5% strikeout rate suggests there’s still some whiff in his game, but he has significantly improved his contact rate, which is now just below-average after clocking in at 60% last year. Interestingly, he’s chasing more while making more contact. Bolte is still hitting the ball on the ground quite a lot, but RoboScout thinks the hard contact and speed still has him as a 20-20 type if he can carve out a regular big league role.

Double-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in Double-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	IP	K%	BB%	WHIP	ERA	GB%	Robo
1	Chase Burns	CIN	22	19	39.4%	2.8%	0.95	1.89	42.5%	100
2	Jonah Tong	NYM	22	34	43.4%	11.8%	1.00	2.12	62.1%	98
3	Gage Jump	OAK	22	6	26.1%	4.3%	1.00	0.00	62.5%	92
4	Yordanny Monegro	BOS	22	21.1	42.0%	6.8%	1.22	2.53	52.3%	92
5	Hayden Mullins	BOS	24	5.2	41.7%	16.7%	1.24	1.59	30.0%	88
6	Mitch Bratt	TEX	21	36.2	31.8%	4.1%	1.01	2.21	32.6%	86
7	Hunter Barco	PIT	24	25.2	36.2%	7.4%	0.70	0.00	49.0%	85
8	Braxton Bragg	BAL	24	17.1	39.2%	6.8%	1.15	1.56	51.4%	83
9	Blake Adams	COL	24	23.2	34.4%	5.2%	1.14	6.46	36.2%	79
10	Jackson Wolf	SDP	26	25	32.6%	3.2%	0.80	3.24	39.3%	79
11	Luis Morales	OAK	22	42.1	31.7%	9.0%	1.02	2.98	46.4%	79
12	Duncan Davitt	TBR	25	36	28.1%	2.7%	1.06	3.25	49.0%	79
13	Jack Wenninger	NYM	23	36.2	29.7%	5.5%	0.98	3.19	51.7%	79
14	Wilber Dotel	PIT	22	35.1	30.7%	8.5%	1.30	3.31	32.2%	78
15	Connelly Early	BOS	23	18.2	40.0%	12.0%	1.02	2.41	33.3%	78
16	Kohl Drake	TEX	24	27.1	36.7%	10.1%	0.95	2.96	29.6%	78
17	Hagen Smith	CHW	21	25.2	39.3%	18.7%	1.21	2.10	45.0%	77
18	Zach Thornton	NYM	23	14	21.4%	1.8%	1.14	3.86	41.9%	77
19	Alex Pham	BAL	25	23.2	35.0%	9.0%	1.18	3.42	33.3%	76
20	Robby Snelling	MIA	21	32	29.4%	11.2%	1.53	4.78	50.0%	76

Note that Angels righty George Klassen and 2024 Robo-popup Nestor German (Orioles) are tied for 20th.

After getting the call to Double-A Midland, A’s lefty Gage Jump shows up right behind the scintillating pair of Chase Burns and Jonah Tong, the latter who struck out another eight over six innings of work this week.

Red Sox RHP Yordanny Monegro joins Tong in the cohort of Double-A pitchers 22 years old or younger who have struck out more than 40% of batters since 2006 over a minimum of 20 innings. Monegro added another seven strikeouts to his season total after thrown 5.1 innings with only one walk. He hasn’t gone very deep into games, but his deep arsenal should turn over lineups multiple times.

Fellow Red Sox pitching prospect Hayden Mullins struck out 10 batters over 5.2 innings last week and now ranks in the top five after folding in his 17 High-A innings. Mullins has big extension and his east-west arsenal features both a foot of armside and gloveside movement. He looks like a solid back-of-the-rotation starter, but RoboScout thinks there might be even more there, although Mullins just went on the IL with shoulder fatigue. He’s expected to return to action shortly.

A’s righty Luis Morales was the biggest mover this week. He wasn’t ranked last week, but now he’s just outside the top 10 after striking out 19 batters over 13 innings. The fireballer has great stuff, sitting in the upper 90s with his fastball and his secondaries have over a foot of horizontal movement. The 22-year-old’s command has always been more of a question. So far this year, Morales has limited his walk rate to 9%, though RoboScout still sees him as a back-of-the-rotation starter.

Triple-A Hitting

The top hitter performances for Triple-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	wRC+	HR	SB	Robo	RoboCast
1	Roman Anthony	BOS	21	154	5	3	98	100
2	Samuel Basallo	BAL	20	128	7	0	100	98
3	Moises Ballesteros	CHC	21	147	4	3	94	96
4	Jordan Lawlar	ARI	22	143	6	13	92	95
5	Luis Campusano	SDP	26	167	10	1	83	94
6	Matt Shaw	CHC	23	151	6	5	90	92
7	Nick Kurtz	OAK	22	143	7	0	82	88
8	Nick Loftin	KCR	26	151	4	9	74	84
9	Anthony Seigler	MIL	26	157	6	10	78	83
10	Marcelo Mayer	BOS	22	115	8	2	75	81
11	Jorbit Vivas	NYY	24	138	2	6	71	81
12	Otto Kemp	PHI	25	175	10	8	84	80
13	Jonathon Long	CHC	23	152	4	2	72	80
14	Cole Young	SEA	21	105	4	1	73	78
15	Dalton Rushing	LAD	24	145	5	1	71	78
16	Shay Whitcomb	HOU	26	133	13	4	76	78
17	Jose Fermin	STL	26	136	3	11	68	77
18	Dylan Beavers	BAL	23	127	3	15	71	76
19	Ryan Ward	LAD	27	148	9	5	67	75
20	Buddy Kennedy	PHI	26	157	6	1	69	75

After a less-than-auspicious start to this major league career, Matt Shaw has turned it on in Triple-A as of late with five home runs and two stolen bases last week to raise his wRC+ by 48 points. He should be back up with the parent club sooner rather than later.

Former Yankees first-round draft pick Anthony Seigler hit three home runs, chipping in a stolen base too, while raising his wRC+ by 25 points to 157 on the season. Now with the Brewers, Seigler has been playing more second base, with some catcher, and is showing 20-20 potential.

The biggest performance of the week came from 2024 RoboDarling Shay Whitcomb of the Astros. He hit five home runs, stole two bases and raised his wRC+ to 133 on the season. There will be swing and miss in his profile, but he can more-than-adequately play several defensive positions and has 25-homer power in his bat.

Triple-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in Triple-A per RoboScout are:

	Name	Team	Age	IP	K%	BB%	WHIP	ERA	GB%	Robo
1	J.T. Ginn	OAK	26	14.1	47.1%	7.8%	0.84	1.26	50.0%	100
2	Logan Henderson	MIL	23	30	34.8%	9.6%	0.97	2.40	32.8%	96
3	Bubba Chandler	PIT	22	33	37.4%	10.7%	1.00	1.91	47.6%	96
4	Jacob Misiorowski	MIL	23	49.1	31.4%	10.1%	0.89	1.46	37.4%	93
5	Jacob Lopez	OAK	27	27	36.5%	7.7%	0.89	2.33	40.0%	89
6	Carson Whisenhunt	SFG	24	44	26.6%	3.4%	1.09	3.48	49.2%	88
7	Ian Seymour	TBR	26	45	31.4%	6.3%	1.20	2.40	34.8%	88
8	Cristian Mena	ARI	22	35	27.0%	8.8%	1.34	4.89	44.6%	87
9	David Festa	MIN	25	20	27.8%	2.5%	1.05	3.60	50.9%	86
10	Cooper Criswell	BOS	28	22.2	34.8%	7.9%	0.97	1.99	45.8%	86
11	Nathan Wiles	ATL	26	36.1	29.2%	6.9%	0.99	2.23	44.0%	86
12	Jackson Wolf	SDP	26	10.2	29.5%	4.5%	1.12	3.37	35.7%	86
13	Caden Dana	LAA	21	33	27.1%	8.6%	1.27	4.09	40.9%	85
14	Michael McGreevy	STL	24	38.2	24.7%	5.1%	1.27	3.26	54.1%	84
15	Blade Tidwell	NYM	24	35.1	31.6%	9.2%	1.30	4.08	38.8%	84
16	Chase Petty	CIN	22	29	28.9%	9.9%	1.14	2.79	45.1%	84
17	Parker Messick	CLE	24	37.2	33.3%	11.3%	1.22	2.63	39.8%	84
18	Mick Abel	PHI	23	46.1	26.6%	9.9%	1.21	2.53	49.2%	83
19	Kyle Harrison	SFG	23	26	33.3%	7.0%	1.31	3.46	29.7%	83
20	Noah Cameron	KCR	25	32.2	28.6%	9.8%	1.13	3.31	51.9%	82

Note that I set the minimum number of innings such that Spencer Strider would not qualify.

As expected, Twins righty Zebby Matthews–who is tied with Noah Cameron in 20th–got the call to start this weekend after Simeon Woods-Richardson was demoted. RoboScout expects something like a 1.25 WHIP and 4.04 ERA.

As we’ve written many times in these pages, the top Triple-A hitters and pitchers almost universally get called up to the major leagues. Looking at the list, it’s not going out on a limb to say that Pirates righty Bubba Chandler and Brewers righty Jacob Misiorowski will debut soon. There has been a clamor for their callups for some time. However, Carson Whisenhunt (Giants), Ian Seymour (Rays), and Parker Messick (Guardians) look like they will be pitching in the major leagues soon too purely on the basis of their presence on this list.

Happy bidding!