Prospect movers

Who changed trajectory, and whether the card market has noticed. Everything here is measured from two full seasons of official stat lines and the player's standardized benchmark card — never a hot week, never an asking price.

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No measured lag right now. Most prospects have too little sold evidence for the card side to be read at all.

Waiting for market evidence

The baseball side is up strongly and the card side cannot be read: no benchmark card has traded enough to difference. Not a lag — there is no market yet to be behind. Listed so a reader can watch for the first sales rather than being shown an empty box.

1Ryan Sloan
SPAge 20Double-ASeattle Mariners
promoted Low-A → Double-A · Missing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season, against better hitters — 21.8% to 27.6% K-BB after moving up to Double-A. That is the shape of a breakout. · 3+ yrs young for AA
Up stronglyMarket unread3+ yrs young for AABreakout
elite profile · 95/100 overall
Core 1st auto, numbered · $255.98 delivered
title claims 1st — not verified · no valuation · best offer
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2Pedro Da Costa Lemos
SPAge 23High-ASeattle Mariners
promoted Low-A → High-A · Missing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season, against better hitters — 16.9% to 26.4% K-BB after moving up to High-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unread0.7 yrs old for High-ABreakout
solid · 72/100 overall
No qualifying live listing found.
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3Carlos Jimenez
CFAge 23High-ASeattle Mariners
promoted Low-A → High-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .777 to .926 after moving up to High-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unread0.7 yrs old for High-ABreakout
solid · 71/100 overall
No qualifying live listing found.
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4Christian Little
SPAge 23High-ASeattle Mariners
promoted Low-A → High-A · Missing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season, against better hitters — 16.0% to 19.6% K-BB after moving up to High-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unread0.7 yrs old for High-ABreakout
solid · 67/100 overall
No qualifying live listing found.
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5Aiden Taurek
CFAge 22High-ASeattle Mariners
promoted Low-A → High-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .813 to .901 after moving up to High-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unreadtypical age for High-ABreakout
solid · 66/100 overall
No qualifying live listing found.
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6Brock Rodden
SSAge 26Triple-ASeattle Mariners
promoted Double-A → Triple-A · About the same as last season — .822 to .841 OPS.
Up stronglyMarket unread0.5 yrs old for AAABreakout
solid · 66/100 overall
Core 1st auto · $40.00 delivered
matches his benchmark series · no valuation
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7Gleiner Diaz
SPAge 22Low-ASeattle Mariners
promoted Rookie → Low-A · Missing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season, against better hitters — 16.5% to 25.5% K-BB after moving up to Low-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unread1.0 yrs old for Low-ABreakout
solid · 66/100 overall
No qualifying live listing found.
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8Jacob Denner
SPAge 26High-ASeattle Mariners
promoted Rookie → High-A · Missing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season, against better hitters — 18.5% to 25.0% K-BB after moving up to High-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unreadold for High-ABreakout
solid · 60/100 overall
No qualifying live listing found.
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9Gunner Mayer
SPAge 26Triple-ASeattle Mariners
promoted Double-A → Triple-A · Missing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season, against better hitters — 12.8% to 17.2% K-BB after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unread0.5 yrs old for AAABreakout
solid · 56/100 overall
Core 1st auto · $2.85 delivered
matches his benchmark series · no valuation · best offer
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10Josh Caron
CAge 23Double-ASeattle Mariners
promoted High-A → Double-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .600 to .763 after moving up to Double-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unread0.8 yrs young for AABreakout
fringe · 53/100 overall
Core 1st auto · $22.99 delivered
matches his benchmark series · no valuation · best offer
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11Nick Raposo
CAge 28Triple-ASeattle Mariners
promoted Double-A → Triple-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .678 to .925 after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unreadold for AAABreakout
fringe · 52/100 overall
No qualifying live listing found.
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12Ricardo Cova
2BAge 22High-ASeattle Mariners
promoted Low-A → High-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .719 to .778 after moving up to High-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unreadtypical age for High-ABreakout
fringe · 50/100 overall
Core 1st auto · $9.35 delivered
matches his benchmark series · no valuation · best offer
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