Hey, friends. Welcome to my weekly fantasy baseball prospect report. The goal of this column is to give you the most fantasy-relevant prospect information throughout the last week, all in one place.
The format of this weekly prospect report will be by level, and we will go through players in order of their placement in my preseason prospect rankings. The next prospect rankings update will be in mid-to-late August.
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I won’t hit on every prospect every week, but will focus on the most relevant prospects throughout the week and will follow up with other notable players. This article will not focus on any AAAA-type players or veterans in the Minors who have outlived their prospect status.
NOTE: Rookie status is determined by 130 at-bats or 50 innings pitched at the Major League level. All stats are up-to-date as of Sunday, July 27.
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AAA Hitters
13. Bryce Eldridge (1B – SF)
- 2024 A/A+/AA/AAA: .289/.372/.513 | 11.4 BB%, 25.4 K% | 52 XBH, 23 HR, 6 SB
- 2025 AA/AAA: .259/.325/.491 | 8.9 BB%, 29.3 K% | 25 XBH, 13 HR, 0 SB
- This Week: 5/22 | 4 XBH, 3 HR, 0 SB
- Age: 20
- ETA: Late 2025 (September)
- fScores (pre-season): 103 fContact, 99 fDiscipline, 101 fPower, 89 fSpeed
- Comp: Taller Matt Olson with more gaps in the hit tool to work on
- Prime Skills: Bryce Edlridge has big-time power potential with a huge 6-foot-7, 233-pound frame, but he needs to close the gaps in his swing to avoid being overexposed to strikeouts. He’s done a much better job at showing a good eye for walks, but the strikeout rate and swinging strike issues still exist. Even though we don’t have a lot of Statcast data (20 batted ball events), he only had a 76.8% Z-Contact% at AAA last year and has a 70% contact rate this season.
- Player Notes: Eldridge has not been as good this year as last year as his contact rates have not improved, but it should be noted his exit velocities are vastly improved and incredibly impressive.
18. JJ Wetherholt (SS – SF)
- 2024 College: .331/.472/.589 | 16 XBH, 8 HR, 6 SB (36 games)
- 2024 A: .295/.405/.400 | 12.7 BB%, 11.9 K% | 7 XBH, 2 HR, 2 SB (29 games)
- 2025 AA/AAA: .307/.423/.517 | 15.1 BB%, 14.5 K% | 31 XBH, 11 HR, 14 SB
- This Week: 5/22 | 4 XBH, 3 HR, 0 SB
- Age: 22
- ETA: Early 2026
- fScores: 102 fContact, 128 fDiscipline, 86 fPower, 136 fSpeed
- Comp: Corbin Carroll/Marcus Semien mash-up
- Prime Skills: JJ Wetherholt hits the crap out of the ball for a smaller guy, is athletic and has a great eye at the plate. He has a quick, easy swing and great bat control that will likely lead to an early career high doubles profile that later translates into more power as he gets closer to his peak. Wetherholt had an average exit velocity of 91.8 last season to go along with an aggressively effective approach in the zone with a 73.4% Z-Swing% and only a 14.1% chase rate to pair with an 86% contact rate this season in AA and no splits concerns as a lefty.
- Player Notes: Wetherholt has been putting up more power numbers since being promoted to AAA. A lot of people think he will be up after the MLB trade deadline. I highly doubt it and think he will not debut until 2026 because the Cardinals are very cheap.
72. Spencer Jones (OF – NYY)
- 2024 AA: .259/.336/.452 | 9.9 BB%, 36.8 K% | 53 XBH, 17 HR, 25 SB
- 2025 AA/AAA: .314/.411/.706 | 13.9 BB%, 31.1 K% | 42 XBH, 29 HR, 16 SB
- This Week: 7/17 | 6 XBH, 5 HR, 0 SB
- Age: 24
- ETA: Early 2026
- fScores: 87 fContact, 74 fDiscipline, 144 fPower, 142 fSpeed
- Comp: Joey Gallo
- Prime Skills: Spencer Jones is huge at 6-foot-6 and has ridiculous power potential with decent speed to boot. He has a ton of sneaky speed to go along with the huge power potential, but the swing has some massive holes in it and has gotten progressively worse (73.2% contact rate in 2023, 61.6% in 2024 and 58.6% in 2025). He changed his stance this season, which has resulted in a better eye, but an even worse hit tool, as he has this very open and crouched stance now.
- Player Notes: Jones has been ridiculous with 18 homers and eight steals over his last 30 games and a .405/.476/.901 slash despite still having terrible contact rates. I believe he has reached a point where the tools are so good that the lack of a hit tool won’t render him a AAAA guy. The tools will still play for fantasy, despite the hit tool. The strikeout rate is down to 25% at AAA.
83. Sal Stewart (2B, 3B – CIN)
- 2024 A+: .279/.391/.454 | 14.8 BB%, 16.9 K% | 32 XBH, 8 HR, 10 SB (80 games)
- 2025 AA/AAA: .304/.368/.485 | 7.5 BB%, 15.2 K% | 33 XBH, 13 HR, 14 SB
- This Week: 8/23 | 4 XBH, 3 HR, 0 SB
- Age: 21
- ETA: Post-Trade Deadline
- fScores: N/A
- Comp: Spencer Steer/Nicholas Castellanos mash-up with Juan Yepez mechanics
- Prime Skills: Sal Stewart is a big prospect who should develop more power, but for now, he has a fantastic plate approach and hit tool for his age. I got a live look at him, and I think he’s going to be a stud. He might end up moving off the position because of his size. He has a good hit tool (81% contact rate), great plate skills and low 20s home run power potential.
- Player Notes: The Reds are competing, so Stewart and Hector Rodriguez may be called up this year.
109. Hector Rodriguez (OF – CIN)
- 2024 A/A+: .293/.343/.495 | 5.6 BB%, 18.8 K% | 51 XBH, 16 HR, 18 SB
- 2025 AA/AAA: .311/.375/.499 | 9.2 BB%, 13.9 K% | 35 XBH, 13 HR, 9 SB
- This Week: 11/22 (5 BBs) | 4 XBH, 1 HR, 3 SB
- Age: 21
- ETA: Early 2026
- fScores: N/A
- Comp: Wilyer Abreu/Michael Harris II mash-up
- Prime Skills: Hector Rodriguez has a fire hydrant build as a 200-pound, 5-foot-11 player with a short, quick swing that leads to a solid hit tool with a much-improved plate approach this season. He also has above-average power and speed tools with a nice 20/20 profile and a gap hitter profile that can boom in Cincinnati. He’s good enough against lefties to avoid the strongside platoon risk many lefties face.
- Player Notes: Rodriguez had his biggest week of the month, after a kind of slower month of June. No split issues here as Rodriguez has a solid 50 hit tool to go along with a 50 plate approach, 55 power and 45/50 speed.
Tyler Locklear (1B – SEA)
- 2024 AA/AAA: .272/.382/.468 | 12.3 BB%, 24.7 K% | 47 XBH, 16 HR, 9 SB
- 2024 MLB: .156/.224/.311 | 6.1 BB%, 40.8 K% | 3 XBH, 2 HR, 1 SB (16 games)
- 2025 AAA: .316/.400/.545 | 11 BB%, 22 K% | 45 XBH, 19 HR, 18 SB
- This Week: 10/23 | 6 XBH, 5 HR, 2 SB
- Age: 24
- ETA: Debuted
- fScores: 93 fContact, 81 fDiscipline, 96 fPower, 114 fSpeed
- Comp: Mitch Haniger-esque profile with a righty Carlos Beltran stance
- Prime Skills: Hit tool, check. Power tool, check. Has a near 92 miles per hour (MPH) average exit velocity at AAA. Slight speed with improving plate skills, I’m in. I think he could pace out for a 25-homer, 10-steal player in the future if he has a regular run. Could put up a Nate Lowe-type profile in his peak.
- Player Notes: Over his last 30 games, he has 14 homers and seven steals. It’s crazy he has not been called back up yet. The Mariners must not like him. He’s hitting .390/.465/.822 over this time.
AAA Pitchers
Robby Snelling (SP – MIA)
- 2024 AA/AAA: 115 1/3 IP | 13.8 K-BB%, 12.2 SwStr%, 28.9 CSW% | 5.15 ERA, 1.52 WHIP
- 2025 AA/AAA: 88 IP | 20.6 K-BB%, 13 SwStr%, 29.9 CSW% | 3.38 ERA, 1.20 WHIP
- This Week: 10 2/3 IP (2 starts) | 13 Ks, 1 BBs | 3.37 ERA, 1.03 WHIP
- Age: 21
- ETA: Late 2025
- fScores: 102 fStuff, 97 fControl, fERA 107
- Comp: Jesus Luzardo-lite
- Prime Skills: Robby Snelling’s 3/4 arm-slot helps create a lot of deception between his fastball and slider, which he repurposed this year. He also improved his change-up. He’s a three-pitch lefty with an above-average fastball, a good change-up and a stellar breaking pitch with a knack for avoiding hard contact. Snelling was only hitting 93 on the fastball last year, but it’s up to 95-97 this year. We forget how young he was in 2023 when he first broke out. His change-up is also up a couple of ticks from 86 MPH last year to 88-89 this year. The slider is up to an average of about 83 MPH, and that’s where the majority of his strikeouts seem to come from, but he does have some issues in a reverse split against lefties this season, oddly enough.
- Player Notes: Snelling had one bad start and one amazing start last week, with his better start being an 11-strikeout/zero-walk game,%sebastiansesebastian walcott
- resulting in a 47.8 K-BB%.
AA Hitters
3. Sebastian Walcott (SS – TEX)
- 2024 A+/AA: .265/.344/.452 | 10.3 BB%, 25.6 K% | 54 XBH, 11 HR, 27 SB
- 2025 AA: .248/.345/.407 | 12.1 BB%, 21.1 K% | 29 XBH, 11 HR, 24 SB
- This Week: 5/16 | 3 XBH, 1 HR, 2 SB
- Age: 19
- ETA: Late 2026
- fScores: N/A
- Comp: Fernando Tatis Jr.-lite
- Prime Skills: Sebastian Walcott is a super raw, huge 19-year-old prospect with raw power for days. He needs to further develop the hit tool and plate skills, but the tools are there. He debuted in High-A as a 17-year-old. He took off last season with a killer season from June on. The doubles power is here now, but we are waiting on the home run power.
- Player Notes: Walcott has a 114 wRC+ and is still 2-3 years young for the level. Keep age-to-level in mind when evaluating prospects, not just their back of the baseball card numbers.
125. Kaelen Culpepper (SS – MIN)
- 2024 A/A+: .242/.330/.394 | 9.8 BB%, 13.4 K% | 8 XBH, 3 HR, 4 SB
- 2025 A+/AA: .308/.395/.490 | 10.6 BB% / 16.2 K% | 27 XBH, 14 HR, 19 SB
- This Week: 7/23 | 3 XBH, 2 HR, 1 SB
- Age: 22
- ETA: 2027
- fScores: N/A
- Comp: Dansby Swanson
- Prime Skills: Kaelen Culpepper is showing a very nice hit tool and a plus plate approach this season with a little power and speed on the side. Culpepper is running a plus contact rate at 78%, but he has had a pretty rough time against lefties, though it’s not enough of a concern that he has potential platoon issues. He has great bat speed and a really sweet swing that portends to some nice pull power.
Ryan Clifford (1B – NYM)
- Season: .239/.358/.481 | 15 BB% / 26.8 K% | 36 XBH, 20 HR, 4 SB
- This Week: 9/24 (3 BBs) | 4 XBH, 3 HR, 0 SB
- Notes: Ryan Clifford is a three true outcomes type, but he has been hot of late. He has 30 home run power in the event the contact rates can continue to improve. He’s still only 22 years old.
Kyler Fedko (OF – MIN)
- Season: .260/.382/.507 | 15.4 BB% / 20.1 K% | 34 XBH, 20 HR, 26 SB
- This Week: 5/15 | 4 XBH, 2 HR, 3 SB
- Notes: Kyler Fedko is on the older side for an AA prospect at age 25, but he’s having a very strong season and has made this three times.
Zach Ehrhard (OF – BOS)
- Season: .276/.374/.442 | 12.3 BB% / 19.7 K% | 33 XBH, 9 HR, 23 SB
- This Week: 7/28 | 3 XBH, 2 HR, 3 SB
- Notes: Zach Ehrhard has made the list a couple of times now as a 2024 draftee out of Oklahoma State. The concern about Ehrhard in the draft was the hit tool, but he’s improved contact rates this season to over 80%.
AA Pitchers
30. Thomas White (SP – MIA)
- 2024 A/A+: 96 IP | 20 K-BB%, 14.6 SwStr%, 30.5 CSW% | 2.81 ERA, 1.31 WHIP
- 2025 A+/AA: 55 IP | 25.9 K-BB%, 17.2 SwStr%, 31.4 CSW% | 2.62 ERA, 1.15 WHIP
- This Week: 5 IP | 14 Ks, 0 BBs | 0.00 ERA, 0.40 WHIP
- Age: 20
- ETA: Mid 2026
- fScore: N/A
- Comp: Carlos Rodon / Andrew Heaney mash up
- Prime Skills: Thomas White is a big 6-foot-5 lefty who I saw live both in Single-A ball last year and in the Spring Breakout Game. There were noticeable differences in his repertoire that made his stuff very impressive. He needs to work on harnessing the command.
- Player Notes: White is poised to give Travis Sykora a run for his money as the next great pitching prospect.
- In Person (last year / this year):
- Vertical Fastball: 94-97 MPH/97-99 MPH
- 78-82 MPH slider/83-85 MPH (gyro slider – harder – less loop) — 15.4% SwStr%
- 85-87 MPH/85-88 MPH change-up — 21.6% SwStr%
Ben Kudrna (SP – KC)
- 2025 Season: 76 IP | 176 K-BB%, 13.1 SwStr%, 27.8 CSW% | 4.50 ERA, 1.36 WHIP
- This Week: 6 IP | 11 Ks, 0 BBs | 0.00 ERA, 0.17 WHIP (1 hit)
- Notes: Ben Kudrna’s stat line over his last three appearances: 31.4% K-BB% and a 0.00 ERA.
Sean Sullivan (SP – COL)
- 2025 Season: 74 2/3 IP | 24 K-BB%, 13.2 SwStr%, 33.3 CSW% | 2.53 ERA, 0.88 WHIP
- This Week: 6 2/3 IP | 9 Ks, 0 BBs | 1.35 ERA, 0.75 WHIP
- Notes: Sean Sullivan has elite control and a funky delivery. I am not sure why the Rockies have had him repeating AA the entire season.
Riley Cornelio (SP – WSH)
- 2025 Season: 89 IP | 15.4 K-BB%, 12.7 SwStr%, 27.7 CSW% | 2.63 ERA, 1.09 WHIP
- This Week: 6 IP | 9 Ks, 0 BBs | 3.00 ERA, 0.83 WHIP
- Notes: Riley Cornelio is the type of starter who has inconsistent control, but manages to pitch to a better ERA than the numbers say he should. He is always running a lower side batting average on balls in play (BABIP).
Trey Gibson (SP – BAL)
- 2025 Season: 80 IP | 26.6 K-BB%, 14.6 SwStr%, 33 CSW% | 3.49 ERA, 1.08 WHIP
- This Week: 7 IP | 8 Ks, 0 BBs | 0.00 ERA, 0.29 WHIP
- Notes: Trey Gibson is a stud. He’s been on this list a few times now, and he’s the best pitcher in the Orioles’ system (pre-trade deadline).
Brycen Mautz (SP – STL)
- 2025 Season: 68 2/3 IP | 21.4 K-BB%, 11.5 SwStr%, 29.1 CSW% | 3.54 ERA, 1.18 WHIP
- This Week: 4 IP | 8 Ks, 1 BBs | 2.25 ERA, 1.25 WHIP
- Notes: Brycen Mautz has been on this list a few times as a near-side-arming lefty who has excellent control. I saw him live a couple of times in 2023 when he was in Jupiter. He’s an interesting arm.
A+ Hitters
14. Konnor Griffin (OF – PIT)
- 2024 CPX: N/A
- 2025 A/A+: .331/.409/.521 | 8.5 BB%, 21.1 K% | 33 XBH, 13 HR, 45 SB
- This Week: 9/23 | 2 XBH, 0 HR, 4 SB
- Age: 19
- ETA: 2028
- fScores: N/A
- Comp: Fernando Tatis Jr.-lite with an Elly De La Cruz statistical profile
- Prime Skills: Konnor Griffin is a big righty with a good arm as a high school pitcher, and he has some massive power upside. The high stance and high and tight hands in his swing remind me of Fernando Tatis Jr. Like Tatis, he will probably have plenty of swings and misses to go with the damage. Tools for days here as Griffin has already posted a max exit velocity of 114.2 and has a 90th percentile exit velocity of 108.
- Player Notes: The speed Griffin has brought this year is underrated. I thought his high school stolen base totals were a joke, but he’s transitioned that speed to the Minors better than one might have thought.
33. Zyhir Hope (OF – LAD)
- 2024 CPX/A: .290/.419/.484 | 15.1 BB% / 22.8 K%| 25 XBH, 9 HR, 9 SB (61 games)
- 2025 A+: .291/.397/.481 | 14.2 BB%, 26.7 K% | 35 XBH, 11 HR, 15 SB
- This Week: 7/19 (5 BBs) | 2 XBH, 2 HR, 2 SB
- Age: 20
- ETA: Late 2026
- fScores: N/A
- Comp: Lean Josh Naylor
- Prime Skills: Zyhir Hope is a shorter prospect with quick hands and a beautiful lefty swing with some major lefty pull power. Hope has excellent plate skills to go along with the plus hit tool and the plus power he has shown in Single-A ball and in the Fall League, where he hit five bombs in 23 games. He’s slowed down in recent weeks, but it’s important to note the lefty has no splits concerns and has posted over 111 MPH exit velocities this season.
- Player Notes: Hope appears to be heating up again, and maybe can meet Josue De Paula at AA soon.
Tai Peete (OF – SEA)
- Season: .224/.284/.417 | 7.7 BB% / 31 K% | 32 XBH, 16 HR, 18 SB
- This Week: 7/24 | 4 XBH, 3 HR, 2 SB
- Notes: Tai Peete did build muscle and improved his power output this last offseason, but he still has contact issues. He’s an interesting player still with his power/speed upside, but the 70.9% contact rate is a bit concerning.
Emilien Pitre (2B – TB)
- Season: .269/.346/.415 | 9.7 BB% / 22.2 K% | 29 XBH, 9 HR, 9 SB
- This Week: 5/19 (5 BBs) | 4 XBH, 2 HR, 1 SB
- Notes: Emilien Pitre was the Rays’ second-round pick in 2024 out of Kentucky and has made this list twice. He rates out as an average-ish player across the board with a potential plus hit tool.
Cutter Coffey (3B – TOR)
- Season: .283/.366/.422 | 11.1 BB% / 23.6 K% | 31 XBH, 7 HR, 7 SB
- This Week: 11/30 | 5 XBH, 1 HR, 1 SB
- Notes: It was a great week for a guy with an 80 grade name. The Red Sox drafted him in the second round in 2022 and he was traded to the Jays last summer.
A+ Pitchers
Braden Davis (SP – STL)
- 2025 Season: 79 IP | 18 K-BB%, 17.3 SwStr%, 33.4 CSW% | 3.08 ERA, 1.27 WHIP
- This Week: 10 IP (2 starts) | 16 Ks, 3 BBs | 1.80 ERA, 0.70 WHIP
- Notes: Braden Davis has made this list three times now, including twice in a row. Despite having barely 91-92 MPH velocity, he has a killer change-up and a solid slider/cutter combo.
Konner Eaton (SP – COL)
- 2025 Season: 104 1/3 IP | 18.3 K-BB%, 13.6 SwStr%, 32 CSW% | 3.36 ERA, 1.19 WHIP
- This Week: 7 IP | 9 Ks, 1 BBs | 3.86 ERA, 1.00 WHIP
- Konner Eaton is an athletically built sixth-rounder out of George Mason with a standard lefty 3/4 armslot who has shown to have a very effective slider that he throws 86-89 and a big fastball that he throws 94-97. He should probably be in AA shortly. He struck out Slade Caldwell three times this week on the slider. The issue with Eaton is that he has two fantastic pitches, and there is bullpen risk as he’s attempting to develop a change-up. There was talk of him jumping to the Majors fast in the pen, ala Seth Halvorsen. This is Eaton’s third time on this list.
- Arsenal:
- 94-97 MPH FB 50/55
- 86-89 MPH 65/70
- No data on the change-up
A Hitters
23. Jesus Made (SS – MIL)
- 2024 DSL: .331/.458/.554 | 18.1 BB%, 13 K% | 21 XBH, 6 HR, 28 SB (51 games)
- 2025 A: .281/.388/.411 | 14.3 BB%, 20.5 K% | 28 XBH, 4 HR, 40 SB
- This Week: 8/18 | 4 XBH, 0 HR, 1 SB
- Age: 18
- ETA: Late 2027
- fScores: N/A
- Comp: Smaller switch-hitting infielder Christian Yelich profile
- Prime Skills: We don’t have a lot of data on the Dominican Summer League (DSL) or Arizona Single-A prospects, but the stats speak for themselves with Jesus Made. Great plate skills (more walks than strikeouts) are rare for DSL players who put up these kinds of power and speed numbers. It’s hard to judge how the power and speed will translate as he increases levels, but he projects as a potential 20/30 type bat as his development continues. Made’s power has yet to show in Single-A ball, but he did post a 108.9 max exit velocity and 103.9 90th percentile exit velocity as a 17-year-old in the DSL last season.
- Player Notes: Made may not be showing off the power we had all hoped to see from him, but I think it’s important to look at someone like Sebastian Walcott as a model, since he is pretty young for the level. You can’t argue with the stolen base production, though.
Edward Florentino (1B, OF – PIT)
- Season: .316/.424/.600 | 15.1 BB% / 22.4 K% | 28 XBH, 12 HR, 22 SB
- This Week: 6/20 | 2 XBH, 2 HR, 2 SB
- Notes: Edward Florentino has been one of the big breakouts this year. This is his third consecutive week on the list, and we have to start asking if Florentino is as good (or better) than Jesus Made and Luis Pena.
George Wolkow (OF – CWS)
- Season: .219/.317/.347 | 10.6 BB% / 27.4 K% | 16 XBH, 10 HR, 21 SB
- This Week: 10/25 | 4 XBH, 2 HR, 1 SB
- Notes: George Wolkow is a 6-foot-7 monster outfielder I compare to a bigger Trevor Larnach — quick hands, but big levers that lead to a lot of swings and misses, but a lot of athleticism. The hope is he’s the White Sox’s Spencer Jones and will course correct on the contact rates and reduce the strikeouts as he matures.
Cristhian Vaquero (OF – WSH)
- Season: .259/.340/.402 | 10.6 BB% / 24.7 K% | 25 XBH, 7 HR, 17 SB
- This Week: 13/27 | 3 XBH, 1 HR, 3 SB
- Notes: The speedy, switch-hitting Cuban outfielder has a 6-foot-3, 180-pound frame and has gotten into a bit more power at 20 years of age. If he can hit 20 homers, he could be a prospect to watch.
A Pitchers
Michael Caldon (SP – BAL)
- 2025 Season: 53 2/3 IP | 14 K-BB%, 12.1 SwStr%, 27.8 CSW% | 2.18 ERA, 1.25 WHIP
- This Week: 5 IP | 9 Ks, 0 BBs | 0.00 ERA, 0.40 WHIP
- Notes: Michael Caldon is an 18th-rounder from last year and has some bad control, but the stuff is at least somewhat interesting.
DSL Hitters
Luis Cova (OF – MIA)
- Season: .284/.424/.507 | 17.6 BB% / 20 K% | 16 XBH, 6 HR, 28 SB
- This Week: 7/18 (8 BBs) | 4 XBH, 2 HR, 7 SB
- Notes: Luis Cova is a toolshed, and the Marlins are kind of slyly transforming into one of the better-run organizations in baseball. People might not realize it for a year or two, but Peter Bendix is doing things right.
Edgar Montero (SS – ATH)
- Season: .325/.509/.667 | 26.3 BB% / 21 K% | 20 XBH, 9 HR, 7 SB
- This Week: 11/22 | 2 XBH, 2 HR, 1 SB
- Notes: Edgar Montero is by far my favorite prospect from the DSL this year and has made this list now three times.
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