Washington Nationals prospects
258 tracked players across 6 affiliates (DSL Nationals, FCL Nationals, Fredericksburg Nationals, Harrisburg Senators, Rochester Red Wings, Wilmington Blue Rocks). 156 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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Leandro Pinedapromoted Double-A → Triple-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .684 to 1.104 after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unread1.5 yrs young for AAABreakoutstrong prospect · 84/100 overall
No qualifying live listing found.
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Seaver Kingpromoted Double-A → Triple-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .600 to .910 after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout. · 2.5 yrs young for AAA
Up stronglyMarket unread2.5 yrs young for AAABreakoutstrong prospect · 84/100 overall
Core 1st auto, numbered · $275.00 delivered
title claims 1st — not verified · no valuation · best offer
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R.J. Salespromoted Low-A → High-A · Missing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season, against better hitters — 18.7% to 55.6% K-BB after moving up to High-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unread0.7 yrs old for High-ABreakoutsolid · 74/100 overall
No qualifying live listing found.
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Abimelec Ortizpromoted Double-A → Triple-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .787 to .845 after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unread1.5 yrs young for AAABreakoutsolid · 74/100 overall
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Cayden Wallacepromoted Double-A → Triple-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .686 to .878 after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unread0.5 yrs young for AAABreakoutsolid · 70/100 overall
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Gus Hughespromoted Low-A → High-A · Missing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season, against better hitters — 11.2% to 25.0% K-BB after moving up to High-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unread1.7 yrs old for High-ABreakoutsolid · 68/100 overall
No qualifying live listing found.
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Measured improvement while young for the level or freshly promoted, on a rated player.
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Leandro PinedaKnocking on the door · promoted Double-A → Triple-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .684 to 1.104 after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout.84overallStrong
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Seaver KingKnocking on the door · promoted Double-A → Triple-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .600 to .910 after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout. · 2.5 yrs young for AAA84overallStrong
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R.J. Salespromoted Low-A → High-A · Missing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season, against better hitters — 18.7% to 55.6% K-BB after moving up to High-A. That is the shape of a breakout.74overallStrong
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Abimelec OrtizKnocking on the door · promoted Double-A → Triple-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .787 to .845 after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout.74overallStrong
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Cayden WallaceKnocking on the door · promoted Double-A → Triple-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .686 to .878 after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout.70overallStrong
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Gus Hughespromoted Low-A → High-A · Missing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season, against better hitters — 11.2% to 25.0% K-BB after moving up to High-A. That is the shape of a breakout.68overallSolid
Two or more years younger than the typical player at the level. Context, not a quality claim.
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Eli Willitspromoted Low-A → High-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .757 to .803 after moving up to High-A. That is the shape of a breakout — but last season was a small sample, so go easy on it. (prior season only 58 PA — a soft read) · 3+ yrs young for High-A81overallStrong
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Miguel Sime Jr.momentum 44/100 — steady rather than moving · 3+ yrs young for High-A76overallStrong
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Angel Felizpromoted Rookie → High-A · Down from .724 to .676 OPS, but he moved up to High-A — a step back at a harder level is normal. · 3+ yrs young for High-A62overallSolid
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Isaac LyonKnocking on the door · promoted Low-A → Triple-A · Down from 21.8% to 0.0% K-BB, but that came with a move up to Triple-A — a step back at a harder level is normal — but last season was a small sample, so go easy on it. (prior season only 55 batters faced — a soft read) · 3+ yrs young for AAA43overallFringe
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Devin Fitz-Geraldpromoted Rookie → Double-A · Down from .965 to .632 OPS, but he moved up to Double-A — a step back at a harder level is normal. · 2.8 yrs young for AA54overallFringe
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Alex Clemmeypromoted High-A → Double-A · Down from 14.1% to 9.3% K-BB, but that came with a move up to Double-A — a step back at a harder level is normal. · 2.8 yrs young for AA49overallFringe
At a higher level this season than last, from the two official stat lines. Dates live in the catalyst tracker.
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Robert CranzKnocking on the door · promoted Low-A → Triple-A · Down from 21.1% to -6.2% K-BB, but that came with a move up to Triple-A — a step back at a harder level is normal. · 2.5 yrs young for AAA30overallLong shot
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Kendeglys Virguezpromoted Rookie → Double-A · Down from 18.4% to 6.4% K-BB, but that came with a move up to Double-A — a step back at a harder level is normal — but last season was a small sample, so go easy on it. (prior season only 38 batters faced — a soft read)42overallFringe
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Jared Simpsonpromoted High-A → Triple-A · Missing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season, against better hitters — 2.8% to 18.6% K-BB after moving up to Triple-A. That is the shape of a breakout.60overallSolid
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Kevin Bazzellpromoted Low-A → Double-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .607 to .800 after moving up to Double-A. That is the shape of a breakout.50overallFringe
Our all-round read on the player. Nothing in this list is a card price.
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Samil Serranomomentum 44/100 — steady rather than moving · 2.5 yrs young for Rookie86overallElite
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Rafael Ramirez Jr.promoted Rookie → High-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .746 to 1.300 after moving up to High-A. That is the shape of a breakout — but last season was a small sample, so go easy on it. (prior season only 29 PA — a soft read)81overallStrong
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Jarlin SusanaMissing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season — 22.6% up to 37.5% K-BB.77overallStrong
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: Leandro Pineda, Seaver King, R.J. Sales, Abimelec Ortiz, Cayden Wallace, Gus Hughes.
Promotions, step changes and logged events on this club, each with its evidence grade.
- DERIVEDPromoted High-A → Double-Adate not recordedAlex Clemmey
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 → High-Adate not recordedEli Willits
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 → High-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 improving — baseball momentum 69/100 — ahead of 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 recordedEthan Petry
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 recordedSam Petersen
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 Rookie → High-Adate not recordedAngel Feliz
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 → High-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 recordedManuel Cabrera
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 improving — baseball momentum 76/100 — ahead of 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 recordedAbimelec 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 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 64/100 — 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 recordedElian Soto
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.
- DERIVEDPromoted Rookie → High-Adate not recordedRafael Ramirez Jr.
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 → High-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 recordedSir Jamison Jones
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.
- DERIVEDPromoted Low-A → High-Adate not recordedJacob Walsh
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 → High-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 recordedJohnathon Thomas
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 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.
- 1Up stronglyMarket unread2.5 yrs young for AAABreakout
strong prospect · 84/100 overall
Core 1st auto, numbered · $275.00 delivered
title claims 1st — not verified · no valuation · best offer
See listing - 2
Jarlin SusanaMissing more bats and walking fewer batters than last season — 22.6% up to 37.5% K-BB.
Up stronglyMarket unread1.8 yrs young for AAstrong prospect · 77/100 overall
Core 1st auto, numbered · $308.98 delivered
title claims 1st — not verified · no valuation · best offer
See listing - 3
Caleb Lomavitapromoted High-A → Double-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .703 to .766 after moving up to Double-A. That is the shape of a breakout.
Up stronglyMarket unread0.8 yrs young for AABreakoutsolid · 61/100 overall
Core 1st auto, numbered · $276.49 delivered
title claims 1st — not verified · no valuation · best offer
See listing - 4
Trey LipscombHitting better than last season — .697 up to .880 OPS.
FlatMarket unread0.5 yrs old for AAAfringe · 52/100 overall
Core 1st auto, numbered · $21.80 delivered
title claims 1st — not verified · no valuation · best offer
See listing - 5
Eli Willitspromoted Low-A → High-A · Hitting better than last season even though the pitching got harder — .757 to .803 after moving up to High-A. That is the shape of a breakout — but last season was a small sample, so go easy on it. (prior season only 58 PA — a soft read) · 3+ yrs young for High-A
UpMarket unread3+ yrs young for High-Astrong prospect · 81/100 overall
Core 1st auto · $299.90 delivered
matches his benchmark series · no valuation · best offer
See listing - 6
Miguel Sime Jr.momentum 44/100 — steady rather than moving · 3+ yrs young for High-A
FlatMarket unread3+ yrs young for High-Astrong prospect · 76/100 overall
Every Washington Nationals 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.
- Samil Serrano
- Leandro Pineda
- Seaver King
- Eli Willits
- Rafael Ramirez Jr.
- Jarlin Susana
- Miguel Sime Jr.
- Juan Duran
- Riley Cornelio
- Yaiker Torrelles
- R.J. Sales
- Abimelec Ortiz
- Joe Glassey
- Marconi German
- Cayden Wallace
- Brad Lord
- Yohandy Morales
- Brady House
- Jackson Kent
- Esnaider Vargas
- Gus Hughes
- Maxwell Romero Jr.
- James Wood
- Angel Ramirez
- Eriq Swan
- Rony Bello
- Eddy Yean
- Angel Feliz
- Tony Neubeck
- Ethan Petry
- Coy James
- Caleb Lomavita
- Landon Harmon
- Clayton Beeter
- Elijah Green
- Bryant Olson
- Jake Bird
- Jared Simpson
- Ronny Cruz
- Yovanny Cruz
- Dylan Tebrake
- Jake Irvin
- Gus Varland
- Elian Soto
- Nick Mitchell
- Gavin Fien
- Juan Reyes
- Isaias Suarez
- Luke Williams
- Browm Martinez
- Carlos Tavares
- Victor Hurtado
- Dylan Crews
- Devin Fitz-Gerald
- Dashyll Tejeda
- Jacob Walsh
- Manuel Cabrera
- Paxton Schultz
- Harry Ford
- Nauris De La Cruz
- Sam Petersen
- Trey Lipscomb
- Jacob Roberts
- Caleb Farmer
- Kevin Bazzell
- Maximin Medina
- Avery Ortiz
- Sir Jamison Jones
- Brad Rodriguez
- Alex Clemmey
- Andry Lara
- Thomas Schultz
- Cooper Harris
- Yeremy Cabrera
- Josh Randall
- Andrew Alvarez
- Francisco Rivero
- Euris Acosta
- Mitchell Parker
- Kervin Pichardo
- Adrian Tusen
- Luis Perales
- T.J. White
- Jack Sinclair
- Josh Hartle
- Tucker Biven
- Juan Cruz
- Sandy Gaston
- Branden Boissiere
- Liover Peguero
- Rayniel Lache
- Daniel Nolasco
- Teo Banks
- Riley Adams
- Andrew Pinckney
- Chris Hacopian
- Andry Araujo
- Nick Peoples
- Isaac Lyon
- Luke Dickerson
- Juan Obispo
- Phillip Glasser
- Kendeglys Virguez
- Jawel Garcia
- Andrés Chaparro
- Jonierbis Garces
- Christian Franklin
- Junior Castillo
- Nolan Hughes
- Zack Konstantinovsky
- Carlos Mueses
- Merrick Baldo
- Erik Tolman
- Sam Brown
- Pedro Guerra
- Edgardo Figueroa
- Jordan Williams
- Riley Maddox
- Christian Fagnant
- Brayan Cortesia
- Cortland Lawson
- Jacob Weaver
- Feldi Tavarez
- Jorgelys Mota
- Cole Henry
- Johnathon Thomas
- Pablo Aldonis
- Eiker Huizi
- Cashel Dugger
- Elijah Nunez
- Julian Tonghini
- Orlando Ribalta
- Bryan Polanco
- Eyeksson Rojas
- Daniel Hernandez
- Holden Powell
- Cristhian Vaquero
- Gavin Dugas
- Jhancarlos Lara
- Kevin Made
- Leodarlyn Colon
- Chandler Champlain
- Luke Johnson
- Julian Fernández
- Luis Tarifa
- Davian Garcia
- Leuris Portorreal
- Ty Bothwell
- Jack Moroknek
- Robert Cranz
- Gavin Bruni
- Trevor Moore
- Hunter Hines
- Luis Arias
- Zak Kent
- Cesar Rojas
- Jack Cebert
- Manuel Ruiz
- Brady Cerkownyk
- Liam Sullivan
- Jhondel Salas
- Kyle Hayes
- Luke Young
- Jackson Dannelley
- Grant Manning
- Noah Dean
- Aldemaro Sevilla
- Christopher Navas
- Josue Rondon
- Marlon De La Cruz
- Chase Brunson
- Cody Howard
- Euri Montero
- Juan Lopez
- Ranger Sarit
- Shinnosuke Ogasawara
- Yoel Tejeda Jr.
- L.J. Waco
- Nick Hollifield
- Jonah Conradt
- Carson Fischer
- Anyel Manzueta
- Daniel Cuvet
- Everett Cooper III
- Austin Amaral
- Devin Ortiz
- Colby Frieda
- Jhoan Thomas
- Matt Suggs
- Carson Palmquist
- Jean Robles
- Jesus Carrasco
- Ben Grable
- Clarence Martina
- Darling Reyes
- Rafael Mejias
- Nate Rombach
- Max Kranick
- Franniel Reynoso
- Kevin Davis
- Enmanuel Carela
- Brenner Cox
- Kaleb Kantola
- Levi Jordan
- Tom Cosgrove
- Jousuet Martinez
- Levi Huesman
- Merritt Beeker
- Kyle Luckham
- Kyle Nicolas
- Amin Ramirez
- Marquis Grissom Jr.
- DJ Herz
- Jack Brooks
- James Smith IV
- Nick Williams
- Noah Millikan
- Alexander Meckley
- Brady Hill
- Jack Rogers
- Matt Mervis
- Valentin Linarez
- Brock Gillis
- Braylin Moreno
- Zach Penrod
- Yeuris Jimenez
- Anson Seibert
- Camilo Sanchez
- Cooper Allen
- Gage Peterson
- Mikey Tepper
- Chance Huff
- Ryan Minckler
- Edinson Hernandez
- Johan Otanez
- Bryce Montes de Oca
- Connor Van Scoyoc
- Jared Beck
- John Valle
- Billy Sullivan
- Adam Boucher
- Blake Brown
- Ben Moore
- Cooper Carlgren
- PJ Poulin
- Shawn Dubin
- Tyler Papenbrock
- Josiah Gray
- Konnor Pilkington
- Travis Sthele
- Owen Puk
- Adam Bogosian
- Bennett Roemer
- Ike Buxton
- Matthew Dallas
- Max Hansmann
- Miles Smith
- Weston Moss
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