St. Louis Cardinals 60-Man Roster Prospect Analysis

By Josh Norris
on June 26, 2020

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ROSTER (Editors Note: Information is updated with all transactions through Aug. 30).

Pitchers

Cabrera, Génesis

Cecil, Brett

Crismatt, Nabil

Cruz, Jesus

Dobzanski, Bryan

Elledge, Seth

Fernandez, Junior

Flaherty, Jack

Gallegos, Giovanny

Gant, John

Gomber, Austin

Helsley, Ryan

Hudson, Dakota

Kaminsky, Rob

Kim, Kwang-Hyun

Liberatore, Matt

Martínez, Carlos

Meisinger, Ryan

Mikolas, Miles

Miller, Andrew

Oviedo, Johan

Ponce De Leon, Daniel

Ramirez, Roel

Reyes, Alex

Rondon, Angel

Sanchez, Ricardo

Thompson, Zack

Wainwright, Adam

Webb, Tyler

Whitley, Kodi

Woodford, Jake

Catchers

Godoy, José

Herrera, Ivan

Knizner, Andrew

Molina, Yadier

Pages, Pedro

Rodriguez, Julio

Wieters, Matt

Infielders

Carpenter, Matt

DeJong, Paul

Edman, Tommy

Goldschmidt, Paul

Gorman, Nolan

Mendoza, Evan

Miller, Brad

Montero, Elehuris

Nogowski, John

Nunez, Malcom

Ravelo, Rangel

Robertson, Kramer

Schrock, Max

Sosa, Edmundo

Walker, Jordan

Winn, Masyn

Wong, Kolten

Outfielders

Bader, Harrison

Carlson, Dylan

Dean, Austin

Fletcher, Tre

Fowler, Dexter

O’Neill, Tyler

Thomas, Lane

Williams, Justin

TOP PROSPECTS
The Cardinals' pool now contains the team's top 16 prospects, from No. 1 Dylan Carlson, to No. 16 Jake Woodford with 2020 draftees Masyn Winn, Tink Hence and Jordan Walker mixed in as well. The highest-ranked prospect to be left out is OF Jhon Torres (No. 17). The group also includes Top 30 prospects Julio Rodriguez (No. 18), Angel Rondon (No. 19), Malcom Nunez (No. 20), Kodi Whitley (No. 21), Justin Williams (No. 22), Tre Fletcher (No. 26) and Seth Elledge (No. 30). In other words, the Cardinals' pool is loaded with top prospects.

ADDITIONS AND SUBTRACTIONS
Prospects like Matthew Liberatore, Nolan Gorman and Zack Thompson were added after the pool's initial release, and RHP Jordan Hicks opted out of the season because of concerns amid the coronavirus pandemic.