Philly Leader

A year ago, predictions were made for the Rookie of the Year candidates from each Major League Baseball team. The results included accurately forecasting the top rookie in the National League, Paul Skenes, and two others who received votes: Jackson Chourio and Mason Miller. With a promising success rate, MLB Pipeline has undertaken this exercise again.

Among those considered as potential 2025 Rookie of the Year contenders is Will Wagner from the Blue Jays. Acquired from the Astros during a trade deadline deal, Wagner impressed in his brief Major League stint before an injury halted his progress. Coby Mayo of the Orioles is also noted for his power at bat, making him a significant contender.

Carson Williams of the Rays stands out with his defensive skills and power-speed combination, while Roman Anthony of the Red Sox is highlighted for his offensive prowess. Jasson Domínguez from the Yankees was hindered by injury but remains a notable prospect due to his performance in minor league games.

Other names include Chase DeLauter from the Guardians, Noah Cameron from the Royals, and Jackson Jobe from the Tigers. Each player brings unique strengths that could propel them into Rookie of the Year consideration if they maintain health and performance levels.

In addition to these American League prospects, National League players such as Dylan Crews of the Nationals and Andrew Painter of the Phillies are recognized for their potential impact in their respective teams.

The article suggests that many players have already shown promise in minor league play or brief major league appearances. Their performances will be closely watched as they aim to secure their place as standout rookies in 2025.