St. Louis Cardinals prospects
250 tracked players across 6 affiliates (DSL Cardinals, FCL Cardinals, Memphis Redbirds, Palm Beach Cardinals, Peoria Chiefs, Springfield Cardinals). 164 have a real stat line or market evidence behind them. Everything below is measured; a module with nothing measured says so.
Trajectory changes from two seasons of official stat lines, ranked by size and credibility, then by quality. Not a hot week.
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Jesús Báezpromoted High-A → Double-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .724 to 1.029 after moving up to Double-A. That is the shape of a breakout. · 2.8 yrs young for AA
Up stronglyMarket unread2.8 yrs young for AABreakoutstrong prospect · 89/100 overall
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Miguel Hernándezpromoted Rookie → Low-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .852 to .927 after moving up to Low-A. That is the shape of a breakout. · 3+ yrs young for Low-A
Up stronglyMarket unread3+ yrs young for Low-ABreakoutstrong prospect · 80/100 overall
No qualifying live listing found.
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Won-Bin Chopromoted High-A → Double-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .688 to .900 after moving up to Double-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unread0.8 yrs young for AABreakoutstrong prospect · 77/100 overall
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Leo Bernalpromoted Double-A → Triple-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .726 to .831 after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout. · 3+ yrs young for AAA
Up stronglyMarket unread3+ yrs young for AAABreakoutstrong prospect · 77/100 overall
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Cade Winquestpromoted High-A → Triple-A · Missing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season, against better hitters — 14.4% to 26.3% K-BB after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unread0.5 yrs old for AAABreakoutstrong prospect · 76/100 overall
No qualifying live listing found.
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Deniel Ortizpromoted Low-A → Double-A · About the same as last season — .852 to .850 OPS.
Up stronglyMarket unread1.8 yrs young for AABreakoutstrong prospect · 75/100 overall
Measured improvement while young for the level or freshly promoted, on a rated player.
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Jesús BáezKnocking on the door · promoted High-A → Double-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .724 to 1.029 after moving up to Double-A. That is the shape of a breakout. · 2.8 yrs young for AA89overallElite
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Miguel Hernándezpromoted Rookie → Low-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .852 to .927 after moving up to Low-A. That is the shape of a breakout. · 3+ yrs young for Low-A80overallStrong
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Won-Bin ChoKnocking on the door · promoted High-A → Double-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .688 to .900 after moving up to Double-A. That is the shape of a breakout.77overallStrong
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Leo BernalKnocking on the door · promoted Double-A → Triple-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .726 to .831 after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout. · 3+ yrs young for AAA77overallStrong
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Cade WinquestKnocking on the door · promoted High-A → Triple-A · Missing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season, against better hitters — 14.4% to 26.3% K-BB after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout.76overallStrong
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Deniel Ortizpromoted Low-A → Double-A · About the same as last season — .852 to .850 OPS.75overallStrong
Two or more years younger than the typical player at the level. Context, not a quality claim.
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Rainiel RodriguezKnocking on the door · promoted Low-A → Double-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .871 to .971 after moving up to Double-A. That is the shape of a breakout. · 3+ yrs young for AA85overallElite
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Sebastian Dos Santospromoted Rookie → Low-A · Down from 1.022 to .773 OPS, but he moved up to Low-A — a step back at a harder level is normal. · 3+ yrs young for Low-A71overallStrong
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Alexander Friaspromoted Rookie → Low-A · Down from .811 to .749 OPS, but he moved up to Low-A — a step back at a harder level is normal. · 3+ yrs young for Low-A69overallSolid
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Trevor Condon3+ yrs young for Low-A66overallSolid
At a higher level this season than last, from the two official stat lines. Dates live in the catalyst tracker.
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Brandt ThompsonKnocking on the door · promoted Low-A → Triple-A · Down from 14.6% to 11.9% K-BB, but that came with a move up to Triple-A — a step back at a harder level is normal.44overallFringe
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Sandro SantanaKnocking on the door · promoted Low-A → Triple-A · Down from 9.0% to -20.0% K-BB, but that came with a move up to Triple-A — a step back at a harder level is normal. · 3+ yrs young for AAA38overallFringe
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Jason SavacoolKnocking on the door · promoted Low-A → Triple-A · Down from 14.0% to -8.0% K-BB, but that came with a move up to Triple-A — a step back at a harder level is normal.25overallLong shot
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Zach LevensonKnocking on the door · promoted High-A → Triple-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .750 to 1.166 after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout.75overallStrong
Our all-round read on the player. Nothing in this list is a card price.
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Blaze JordanKnocking on the door · Hitting better than last season — .714 up to .921 OPS. · 2.5 yrs young for AAA84overallStrong
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Emanuel Luna2.5 yrs young for Rookie81overallStrong
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Josiah RagsdaleKnocking on the door · promoted Low-A → Double-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .751 to 1.029 after moving up to Double-A. That is the shape of a breakout — but last season was a small sample, so go easy on it. (prior season only 92 PA — a soft read)80overallStrong
The development has moved further than the price of the benchmark card. Needs sold evidence on the card side, which most prospects do not have.
No measured lag on this club. 6 players are up strongly with no readable card market yet — waiting for market evidence, not lagging it.
Waiting: Jesús Báez, Miguel Hernández, Won-Bin Cho, Leo Bernal, Cade Winquest, Deniel Ortiz.
Promotions, step changes and logged events on this club, each with its evidence grade.
- DERIVEDPromoted High-A → Double-Adate not recordedJon Jon Gazdar
Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
Why it matters
- What happened
- Promoted High-A → Double-A. Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
- Why it matters
- A promotion is the club's own read of the player, and the level a card was made at is the level the hobby prices it against. Each rung up is a re-rating event.
- What changed in the thesis
- Thesis intact — baseball momentum 41/100 — tracking the thesis.
- Has the card market responded?
- Cannot say: card-price momentum is unmeasured — no earlier observation of the same benchmark series to difference against. No sold evidence means no market response to read, and a listing's asking price is not one.
- What to watch next
- Whether the strikeout and walk rates hold at the new level over a real sample — the first 100 plate appearances say little.
- DERIVEDPromoted Low-A → Double-Adate not recordedDeniel Ortiz
Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
Why it matters
- What happened
- Promoted Low-A → Double-A. Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
- Why it matters
- A promotion is the club's own read of the player, and the level a card was made at is the level the hobby prices it against. Each rung up is a re-rating event.
- What changed in the thesis
- Thesis intact — baseball momentum 61/100 — tracking the thesis.
- Has the card market responded?
- Cannot say: card-price momentum is unmeasured — no earlier observation of the same benchmark series to difference against. No sold evidence means no market response to read, and a listing's asking price is not one.
- What to watch next
- Whether the strikeout and walk rates hold at the new level over a real sample — the first 100 plate appearances say little.
- DERIVEDPromoted Low-A → Double-Adate not recordedJack Gurevitch
Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
Why it matters
- What happened
- Promoted Low-A → Double-A. Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
- Why it matters
- A promotion is the club's own read of the player, and the level a card was made at is the level the hobby prices it against. Each rung up is a re-rating event.
- What changed in the thesis
- Thesis intact — baseball momentum 41/100 — tracking the thesis.
- Has the card market responded?
- Cannot say: card-price momentum is unmeasured — no earlier observation of the same benchmark series to difference against. No sold evidence means no market response to read, and a listing's asking price is not one.
- What to watch next
- Whether the strikeout and walk rates hold at the new level over a real sample — the first 100 plate appearances say little.
- DERIVEDPromoted Double-A → Triple-Adate not recordedChase Davis
Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
Why it matters
- What happened
- Promoted Double-A → Triple-A. Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
- Why it matters
- A promotion is the club's own read of the player, and the level a card was made at is the level the hobby prices it against. Each rung up is a re-rating event.
- What changed in the thesis
- Thesis intact — baseball momentum 61/100 — tracking the thesis.
- Has the card market responded?
- Cannot say: card-price momentum is unmeasured — no earlier observation of the same benchmark series to difference against. No sold evidence means no market response to read, and a listing's asking price is not one.
- What to watch next
- Whether the strikeout and walk rates hold at the new level over a real sample — the first 100 plate appearances say little.
- DERIVEDPromoted High-A → Double-Adate not recordedTre Richardson III
Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
Why it matters
- What happened
- Promoted High-A → Double-A. Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
- Why it matters
- A promotion is the club's own read of the player, and the level a card was made at is the level the hobby prices it against. Each rung up is a re-rating event.
- What changed in the thesis
- Thesis intact — baseball momentum 41/100 — tracking the thesis.
- Has the card market responded?
- Cannot say: card-price momentum is unmeasured — no earlier observation of the same benchmark series to difference against. No sold evidence means no market response to read, and a listing's asking price is not one.
- What to watch next
- Whether the strikeout and walk rates hold at the new level over a real sample — the first 100 plate appearances say little.
- DERIVEDPromoted High-A → Double-Adate not recordedRyan Campos
Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
Why it matters
- What happened
- Promoted High-A → Double-A. Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
- Why it matters
- A promotion is the club's own read of the player, and the level a card was made at is the level the hobby prices it against. Each rung up is a re-rating event.
- What changed in the thesis
- Thesis intact — baseball momentum 41/100 — tracking the thesis.
- Has the card market responded?
- Cannot say: card-price momentum is unmeasured — no earlier observation of the same benchmark series to difference against. No sold evidence means no market response to read, and a listing's asking price is not one.
- What to watch next
- Whether the strikeout and walk rates hold at the new level over a real sample — the first 100 plate appearances say little.
- DERIVEDPromoted Low-A → Double-Adate not recordedChristian Worley
Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
Why it matters
- What happened
- Promoted Low-A → Double-A. Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
- Why it matters
- A promotion is the club's own read of the player, and the level a card was made at is the level the hobby prices it against. Each rung up is a re-rating event.
- What changed in the thesis
- Thesis intact — baseball momentum 41/100 — tracking the thesis.
- Has the card market responded?
- Cannot say: card-price momentum is unmeasured — no earlier observation of the same benchmark series to difference against. No sold evidence means no market response to read, and a listing's asking price is not one.
- What to watch next
- Whether the strikeout and walk rates hold at the new level over a real sample — the first 100 plate appearances say little.
- DERIVEDPromoted High-A → Triple-Adate not recordedZach Levenson
Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
Why it matters
- What happened
- Promoted High-A → Triple-A. Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
- Why it matters
- A promotion is the club's own read of the player, and the level a card was made at is the level the hobby prices it against. Each rung up is a re-rating event.
- What changed in the thesis
- Thesis intact — baseball momentum 41/100 — tracking the thesis.
- Has the card market responded?
- Cannot say: card-price momentum is unmeasured — no earlier observation of the same benchmark series to difference against. No sold evidence means no market response to read, and a listing's asking price is not one.
- What to watch next
- Whether the strikeout and walk rates hold at the new level over a real sample — the first 100 plate appearances say little.
- DERIVEDPromoted Low-A → Double-Adate not recordedJosiah Ragsdale
Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
Why it matters
- What happened
- Promoted Low-A → Double-A. Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
- Why it matters
- A promotion is the club's own read of the player, and the level a card was made at is the level the hobby prices it against. Each rung up is a re-rating event.
- What changed in the thesis
- Thesis intact — baseball momentum 41/100 — tracking the thesis.
- Has the card market responded?
- Cannot say: card-price momentum is unmeasured — no earlier observation of the same benchmark series to difference against. No sold evidence means no market response to read, and a listing's asking price is not one.
- What to watch next
- Whether the strikeout and walk rates hold at the new level over a real sample — the first 100 plate appearances say little.
- DERIVEDPromoted Low-A → Triple-Adate not recordedSandro Santana
Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
Why it matters
- What happened
- Promoted Low-A → Triple-A. Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
- Why it matters
- A promotion is the club's own read of the player, and the level a card was made at is the level the hobby prices it against. Each rung up is a re-rating event.
- What changed in the thesis
- Thesis intact — baseball momentum 41/100 — tracking the thesis.
- Has the card market responded?
- Cannot say: card-price momentum is unmeasured — no earlier observation of the same benchmark series to difference against. No sold evidence means no market response to read, and a listing's asking price is not one.
- What to watch next
- Whether the strikeout and walk rates hold at the new level over a real sample — the first 100 plate appearances say little.
- DERIVEDPromoted Low-A → Double-Adate not recordedJose Cordoba
Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
Why it matters
- What happened
- Promoted Low-A → Double-A. Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
- Why it matters
- A promotion is the club's own read of the player, and the level a card was made at is the level the hobby prices it against. Each rung up is a re-rating event.
- What changed in the thesis
- Thesis intact — baseball momentum 41/100 — tracking the thesis.
- Has the card market responded?
- Cannot say: card-price momentum is unmeasured — no earlier observation of the same benchmark series to difference against. No sold evidence means no market response to read, and a listing's asking price is not one.
- What to watch next
- Whether the strikeout and walk rates hold at the new level over a real sample — the first 100 plate appearances say little.
- DERIVEDPromoted Rookie → Low-Adate not recordedMiguel Hernández
Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
Why it matters
- What happened
- Promoted Rookie → Low-A. Level changed between his 2025 and 2026 stat lines (MLB Stats API, official). The date of the move is not recorded here.
- Why it matters
- A promotion is the club's own read of the player, and the level a card was made at is the level the hobby prices it against. Each rung up is a re-rating event.
- What changed in the thesis
- Thesis intact — baseball momentum 41/100 — tracking the thesis.
- Has the card market responded?
- Cannot say: card-price momentum is unmeasured — no earlier observation of the same benchmark series to difference against. No sold evidence means no market response to read, and a listing's asking price is not one.
- What to watch next
- Whether the strikeout and walk rates hold at the new level over a real sample — the first 100 plate appearances say little.
Best Bowman cards
6Each player's benchmark card — the one standardized card we track his market on — with how firmly we know it is his.
Buyable right now
6Players on this club with a best-fit live listing in the store — fit first, never cheapest first.
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Blaze JordanHitting better than last season — .714 up to .921 OPS. · 2.5 yrs young for AAA
Up stronglyMarket unread2.5 yrs young for AAABreakoutstrong prospect · 84/100 overall
Core 1st auto, numbered · $356.49 delivered
title claims 1st — not verified · no valuation · best offer
See listing - 2
Quinn MathewsMissing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season — 7.9% up to 14.4% K-BB.
UpMarket unread0.5 yrs young for AAAsolid · 59/100 overall
Core 1st auto, numbered · $355.00 delivered
title claims 1st — not verified · no valuation · best offer
See listing - 3
Kenly HunterDown from .842 to .781 OPS this season.
FlatMarket unread1.5 yrs young for Rookiesolid · 59/100 overall
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Nolan Gormanpromoted Double-A → Triple-A · About the same as last season — .769 to .758 OPS — but last season was a small sample, so go easy on it. (prior season only 13 PA — a soft read)
DownMarket unread0.5 yrs old for AAAsolid · 58/100 overall
Core 1st auto, numbered · $154.99 delivered
title claims 1st — not verified · no valuation · best offer
See listing - 5
Chase Davispromoted Double-A → Triple-A · Down from .711 to .642 OPS, but he moved up to Triple-A — a step back at a harder level is normal.
FlatMarket unread1.5 yrs young for AAAsolid · 55/100 overall
Core 1st auto, numbered · $300.00 delivered
title claims 1st — not verified · no valuation
See listing - 6
Victor Scott IIpromoted Double-A → Triple-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .425 to .662 after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout — but last season was a small sample, so go easy on it. (prior season only 10 PA — a soft read)
FlatMarket unread0.5 yrs young for AAAfringe · 47/100 overall
Core 1st auto, numbered · $307.00 delivered
title claims 1st — not verified · no valuation · best offer
See listing
Every St. Louis Cardinals prospect we track
Best-rated first. Players with a page of their own link to it; the rest are followed and appear as data lands.
- Jesús Báez
- Rainiel Rodriguez
- Blaze Jordan
- Emanuel Luna
- Miguel Hernández
- Josiah Ragsdale
- Joshua Báez
- Won-Bin Cho
- Luis Estrella
- Leo Bernal
- Cade Winquest
- Deniel Ortiz
- Zach Levenson
- Sammy Hernandez
- Nolan Sparks
- Tai Peete
- José Davila
- Jose Cordoba
- Eduardo Mirabal
- Sebastian Dos Santos
- Hancel Rincon
- Luis Pino
- Luis Gastelum
- Daniel Eagen
- Max Rajcic
- Tanner Franklin
- Alexander Frias
- Sebastian Rojas
- Diego Conseción
- Roberth Castillo
- Misael Sánchez
- Gabriel Chinchilla
- Yeferson Portolatin
- Rocco Maniscalco
- Trevor Condon
- Jurrangelo Cijntje
- Cade Crossland
- Brandon Clarke
- Michael Cordero
- Jonathan Mejía
- Jimmy Crooks
- Jhon Franganten
- Liam Doyle
- Thomas Saggese
- Dakota Harris
- Xavier Cruz
- Packy Naughton
- Branneli Franco
- Jesús Pérez
- Yhoiker Fajardo
- Anyelo Encarnación
- Quinn Mathews
- Jordan Beltrán
- Kenly Hunter
- Colton Ledbetter
- Matt Svanson
- Nolan Gorman
- Randel Clemente
- Yordalin Peña
- Mason Molina
- Travis Honeyman
- Tre Richardson III
- Ryan Campos
- Cade McGee
- Ryan Mitchell
- Chase Davis
- Jalin Flores
- Brayden Smith
- Bligh Madris
- Ramon Mendoza
- Jack Findlay
- Royelny Strop
- Lucas Takahashi
- Facundo Velásquez
- Mason Burns
- Christopher Vargas
- Owen Henne
- Darlin Saladin
- Chen-Wei Lin
- Jacob Odle
- Daniel Gómez
- Hendrick Caña
- Jack Gurevitch
- Braden Davis
- Domenic Picone
- Ricardo Fernández
- Cooper Hjerpe
- Jeremy Rivas
- Carlos Carrión
- Lars Nootbaar
- César Prieto
- Jon Jon Gazdar
- Nathan Church
- Victor Scott II
- Trey Paige
- Noah Mendlinger
- Juan García
- José Suárez
- Leonel Sequera
- Caden Ferraro
- Juan Rujano
- Andrew Williamson
- Héctor Cabrera
- Brandt Thompson
- Matthew Miura
- Ryan Weingartner
- Bryan Torres
- Josh Kross
- Christian Worley
- Gabe Camacho
- Michael Watson
- Jhonny Chaparro
- Edward Guribe
- Miguel Ugueto
- Durbin Feltman
- Ian Petrutz
- J.P. Cabrera
- Yaxson Lucena
- Sem Robberse
- Miguel Villarroel
- Nelson Velázquez
- Blake Aita
- Cristofer Lebrón
- Dee Kennedy
- Alex Breckheimer
- Dominic Freeberger
- Cameron Nickens
- Graysen Tarlow
- Michael Dattalo
- Ixan Henderson
- Sandro Santana
- Trevor Haskins
- Heriberto Caraballo
- Juan Santillán
- Johnfrank Salazar
- Brody Moore
- Nelfy Ynfante
- Scott Blewett
- Yairo Padilla
- Bracewell Taveras
- Jesús García
- Chase Adkison
- Matthew Thomas
- Rafeli Moronta
- Ty Van Dyke
- Pete Hansen
- Tristan Bissetta
- Brian Garmon
- Jake Shelagowski
- Andru Arthur
- Ethan Young
- Emilio Jiménez
- Skylar Hales
- Liam Best
- Christian Sáez
- Alex Birge
- Josh Fleming
- Gerardo Salas
- Yadiel Batista
- Andrew Dutkanych IV
- Brycen Mautz
- Tink Hence
- Jawilme Ramírez
- Daniel Rojas
- Bobby Olsen
- Gordon Graceffo
- Andey Garrido
- Leonil De Leon
- Chase Heath
- Victor Santos
- Beiker Rodríguez
- Earle Zulueta
- Ryan Fernandez
- Alan Reyes
- Christian Martin
- Dallis Moran
- Kriscol Peralta
- Jayden Lobliner
- Patrick Galle
- Jaden Alba
- Payton Graham
- Efrén Álvarez
- Andrew Schultz
- Ryan Murphy
- Dylan Driessen
- Jason Savacool
- Brayan Amoroso
- Giovanni Vargas
- Javier Martínez
- Jose Vega
- Jefferson Moran
- Richard Fitts
- Yohel Pozo
- Dawson Montesa
- Nate Dohm
- Sam Brodersen
- Carlos Linarez
- Keiverson Ramírez
- Paulo Asprilla
- Saúl Figuereo
- Matt Koperniak
- Jack Martinez
- Jovi Gálvez
- Yordy Herrera
- Jacob Johnson
- Jared Shuster
- Zack Showalter
- Andrew Bolívar
- Kaden Echeman
- Brian Holiday
- Jan Cabrera
- Austin Love
- Jhon Cabrera
- Hunter Kublick
- Chris Lopez
- Jarol Baéz
- Justin Militello
- Rubén Menes
- Anthony Watts
- Joseph King
- Edwin Núñez
- Hunter Dobbins
- Rayner Reyes
- Domingo Mejía
- Ryan Rodríguez
- Andy Yerzy
- Ian Bedell
- Antoni Cuello
- Jacob Haley
- Tyler Bradt
- Cal Randall
- Derek Schaefer
- Hunter Baynes
- Tegan Kuhns
- Brailyn Paulino
- Trey Pooser
- Aaron Holiday
- Nathan Shinn
- JR Fordham
- Hunter Hayes
- D.J. Carpenter
- Zeke Wood
- Alejandro Lóaiza
- John Lemm
- Gerson Moreno
- Owen Rice
- Robbie Knowles
- Drew Horn
- Luke Harrison
- Nick Bonn
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