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MLB Pipeline updates Top 100 Prospects ahead of Arizona Fall League

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David Buck Executive Vice President | Official Website

David Buck Executive Vice President | Official Website

The MLB Pipeline has released an updated Top 100 Prospects list as the Arizona Fall League begins its season. This update, which follows previous revisions in May and July, focuses on setting a new Top 15 and adjusting the positions of prospects who have made significant changes in their rankings. Five players were removed from the list, with five new names added.

Dylan Crews of the Nationals remains at the top of the list despite a challenging start in Major League Baseball. His defensive skills and improvements in his performance are noted as promising for his future contributions to the team. Walker Jenkins of the Twins is ranked second, having overcome early injuries to show potential for power and speed.

Roman Anthony and Kristian Campbell from the Red Sox have notably climbed into prominent positions within the Top 15. Anthony's performance at Triple-A Worcester demonstrated strong plate discipline and power, while Campbell was recognized as Hitting Prospect of the Year due to his impressive stats across multiple levels.

Bubba Chandler of the Pirates also entered the Top 15 following a successful stint at Triple-A Indianapolis, showcasing effective pitching skills that suggest he could be a key player for Pittsburgh by 2025.

Kristian Campbell saw a significant rise in ranking by 64 spots, now positioned at number ten. Kumar Rocker from the Rangers made an impressive comeback after surgery, debuting in Major League Baseball this September.

New entrants to the Top 100 include Franklin Arias (Red Sox), Agustin Ramirez (Marlins), AJ Smith-Shawver (Braves), Carson Benge (Mets), and Jefferson Rojas (Cubs). Each has shown potential through various strengths such as contact hitting or defensive capabilities.

On the other hand, some prospects experienced drops in their rankings due to various challenges or performances that did not meet expectations. Ralphy Velazquez transitioned positions within Cleveland's system but faced difficulties at High-A level assignments.

Overall, these updates reflect ongoing evaluations based on recent performances as teams prepare for upcoming seasons and potential contributions from emerging talents.

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