MLB Prospect Rankings 2025

The 2025 MLB prospect rankings for all 30 teams have been updated. Here's a look at some of the notable changes and standout prospects.

In the American League East, the Baltimore Orioles have several promising prospects, with players like Coby Mayo and Samuel Basallo making the top 10. The Boston Red Sox's top prospects include Roman Anthony and Marcelo Mayer, and there are positive signs for some emerging talents.

The New York Yankees have seen changes in their top prospects list, with George Lombard Jr. taking the top spot. The Tampa Bay Rays' system is deep, and the Toronto Blue Jays have early positive returns on their 2024 draft picks.

In the American League Central, the Chicago White Sox's top prospects have had mixed starts, while the Cleveland Guardians haven't seen much movement. The Detroit Tigers have prospects like Max Clark and Jackson Jobe, and the Kansas City Royals have Jac Caglianone leading the way.

The Minnesota Twins' Emmanuel Rodriguez has had a slow start, but Walker Jenkins remains a top prospect.

In the American League West, the Oakland Athletics have seen promotions and promising early returns from some prospects. The Houston Astros' Cam Smith continues to outperform expectations, and the Los Angeles Angels have prospects with varying progress.

The Seattle Mariners have a deep group of position players, and the Texas Rangers have had some jumbles in their top pitching prospects.

In the National League East, the Atlanta Braves have a lineup of prospects, and the Miami Marlins have seen the Robby Snelling resurgence. The New York Mets' pitching prospects are making a case, and the Philadelphia Phillies have prospects taking steps forward.

The Washington Nationals have prospects with potential, and in the National League Central, the Chicago Cubs' Matt Shaw is a standout. The Cincinnati Reds' Chase Burns has been impressive, and the Milwaukee Brewers have several prospects showing progress.

The Pittsburgh Pirates have Bubba Chandler excelling, and the St. Louis Cardinals have had some injury issues among their prospects.

In the National League West, the Arizona Diamondbacks have prospects on the rise, the Colorado Rockies have Chase Dollander pitching well, and the Los Angeles Dodgers have a loaded system.

The San Diego Padres' Leo De Vries is highly touted, and the San Francisco Giants have a mix of prospects with potential.