RoboScout’s Top Fantasy Prospects At Every Level For Aug. 31, 2025

Somehow August is over and we’re entering the final month of fantasy baseball. Some squads might be entering the playoff portion in their leagues but some dynasty leagues still allow pickups all the way to the end. I’ve said many times that this is one of the key times when you can build some value on your teams as many of your league mates have “checked out” until the preseason starts up in earnest again.

The exciting news is that we got a large influx of pitching Statcast data this past week so we can enhance our RoboScout rankings with our internal “Stuff+” model folded in. This should add further accuracy to the insights, or at the very least, more detailed insights. The RoboScores listed in the pitching sections include the Stuff+.

Let’s see who RoboScout is recommending this week.

Dominican Summer League Hitting

The end-of-season top hitting performances for the DSL per RoboScout are:

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cast1Josue BritoBOS18179913711002Edgar MonteroOAK1817391167993Richard MaticNYY1716751176884Juan SanchezTOR171568476855Gabriel DavalilloLAA171327372846Starlin MiesesBAL1714321362837Luis CovaMIA1815493567828Diego TornesATL1611702476829Jose CastroMIA18136168678210Sami ManzuetaHOU1611357768211Josuar GonzalezSFG17129433678112Jonathan RangelMIL1814425498113Elorky RodriguezTEX1716269748114Liberts AponteCIN1711179648115Juan EspinalATL18130621468016Elian PenaNYM17144921838017Rainer EspinozaSFG1611535727918Miguel CaraballoSFG1613258817919Cris RodriguezDET171201010717920Hyun Seung LeePIT171252175878

Last week, I neglected to list Giants shortstop Josuar Gonzalez whose Statcast wasn’t pulling properly. With his 80% contact rate (90% in-zone) and 103 mph 90th percentile exit velocity, while chasing at pitches at a league-average rate, he ranks just outside the top ten without taking into account the glowing scouting reports and industry feedback to which RoboScout is agnostic.

Dominican Summer League Pitching

It’s probably not as useful to have a traditional list, but this is who is intriguing RoboScout from the pitching side in the DSL, taking into account age, performance, and stuff

Giants lefty Carlos De La Rosa, who was acquired from the Yankees as part of the Camilo Doval deal has a blend of performance, youth and stuff. Averaging 93 mph on his flat four seam fastball, the 17-year-old also has an 81 mph slider. Although both are better than average pitches, especially for his age (and level), he will need to develop a third pitch for righties and to be able to turn over a lineup more than three times.

A pair of 16-year-old right- handers both had a 30% strikeout rate and had better-than-average stuff in the DSL: Royals righty Freddy Contreras and Twins pitcher Santiago Castellanos. Contreras sits 95 mph already on his four-seam fastball and has 20” IVB, while also throwing a 79 mph curveball and an 87 mph changeup with both secondaries generating over 40% whiffs. Castellanos sits 93 mph on his four seam fastball and his curveball has over 15 inches of horizontal break. He also has a slider that sits above the 85 mph threshold and a changeup that has over 15 inches of arm-side run. Interestingly, Castellanos has some of the shortest extension in the league – but already sitting 93 mph at 16-years-old, his effective velocity as he develops, should increase substantially and become at least plus velocity barring injury.

There is no need to mention Royals righty Kendry Chourio who came stateside in his electrifying professional debut season, but another 17-year-old has some intriguing stuff, Marlins righthander Pedro Montero. Montero sits 93 mph with a four seam fastball that has 19 inches of IVB, and his 80 mph slider has over 14 inches of glove-side horizontal break, while his changeup sports nearly 15 inches of arm-side fade. Along with 16-year-old Kevin Defrank, who sits 97 mph, the Marlins have some interesting young arms.

Complex League Hitting

With the recent Statcast influx, we can revisit the Complex League hitting and make a FINAL final Complex League list on both sides of the ball.

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cast1Rainiel RodriguezSTL18237711001002Edward FlorentinoPIT181936689973Juneiker CaceresCLE171373586844Jhonny LevelSFG1811991779735Ching-Hsien KoLAD181714578736Emil MoralesLAD181279672727Wilder DalisCOL1814931074728Dauri FernandezCLE1814561685709Ramiro DominguezMIN18129316746910Victor FigueroaSDP2136652646811Roldy BritoCOL18159322776712Pedro IbarguenMIL18135212736713Juan OrtunoMIL1814933716714Jose AndersonMIL1820033806715Devin Fitz-GeraldTEX1914665706616Edgardo De LeonCHC1811855676617Anthony HuezoHOU19143612626618Andrew TessBAL18149217686619Handelfry EncarnacionMIL1812056666520Yairo PadillaSTL181190246764

With the updated Complex League list a few names pop up, most notably Cubs infielder Edgardo De Leon who has the highest 90th percentile exit velocity of any 18-year-old in the Complex League at a shade under 108 mph, which is in the top 5% across all levels in the entire minor leagues. The contact rate is slightly below-average and the chase rate is slightly above average, but still – that kind of thump in the bat, including a 22% barrel rate, is double-plus raw and plus game power.

Astros outfielder Anthony Huezo, fresh off being the Helium name on the Hot Sheet last week,  shows up in the top 20 too with his plus raw power.

Complex League Pitching

The revised top pitcher performances in the Complex Leagues per RoboScout are:

RKNAMEtEAMageipk%bb%whiperagb%robo1Johnny KingTOR182441.8%7.1%1.001.1359.1%1002Reinold NavarroPIT1825.244.8%19.0%1.052.8151.5%953Travis SykoraWSN21582.4%5.9%0.401.80100.0%904Kendry ChourioKCR171135.4%0.0%1.092.4553.6%905Keyner MartinezSFG2048.134.7%5.6%1.122.0547.2%896Jesus CarreraHOU2018.145.2%4.1%0.760.9832.1%897Aidan CurryTEX2226.137.9%2.9%0.843.4245.8%858Jostin FlorentinoCHC2021.237.4%5.5%1.153.7440.8%849Luis De La TorreSFG2138.238.3%9.9%1.143.7243.8%8410Eddy FelixDET2132.133.1%4.7%1.212.5150.6%8311Daviel HurtadoNYM201936.2%7.2%0.680.4765.2%8312Esteban MejiaBAL1840.130.1%14.2%1.312.4558.7%8313Ethan DorchiesMIL182730.5%7.6%0.851.6736.1%8314Cam CaminitiATL1813.225.0%3.3%1.397.2457.5%8215Stharlin TorresCIN1938.130.6%4.9%0.861.8832.2%8216Ethan BagwellATL19939.5%10.5%1.334.0042.1%8117Jose GuevaraNYM2034.133.1%7.6%1.145.5039.7%8118Sheng-En LinCIN1930.132.5%8.1%0.962.6739.7%8119Yhoiker FajardoBOS1820.231.6%9.2%0.770.4451.2%8120Argenis CayamaSFG184827.8%9.1%1.062.2563.5%8121Juan De La CruzMIA2023.139.8%16.1%0.942.7040.0%81

An extremely interesting pitcher for 2026 is Pirates lefthander Reinold Navarro who, at 18-years-old, sits 95 mph with his four-seam fastball that has over 21 inches of IVB. Although the heater is the bread and butter, he also has an 83 mph slurve and change-up that both get over 50% whiffs.

Low-A Hitting

The top hitting performances for Low-A per RoboScout are:

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cast1Edward FlorentinoPIT1815010291001002Rainiel RodriguezSTL1814612397923Eduardo QuinteroLAD19160143591824Alfredo DunoCIN1915915583785Luis PenaMIL1813964187786Juneiker CaceresCLE171191279757Konnor GriffinPIT1915692677738Caleb BonemerCHW19147102779739Dax KilbyNYY18135010747210Theo GillenTBR19150536777111Jesus MadeMIL18122440757012Emil MoralesLAD1817154726913Deniel OrtizSTL201451031726714Nate GeorgeBAL19163125736615Eduardo TaitPHI18106110726516Eli WillitsWSN1718402816517Justin GonzalesBOS18131411696518A.J. EwingNYM20201114716419Braylon PayneMIL18120830756420Nathan FlewellingTBR18120596863

Reds catcher Alfredo Duno rises a spot after hitting a home run last week. As mentioned last week, he’s showing the performance and underlying metrics of a top 20 fantasy hitting prospect.

White Sox shortstop Caleb Bonemer hit a home run and stole a base last Sunday prior to getting promoted to High-A to rise another slot before leaving the level. The 19-year-old’s underlying statcast is all better-than-average for the level for contact, exit velocity, chase, and barrel rates – all the more impressive considering he was still in his teens in Low-A. (Spoiler alert: he’s in the top ten for High-A after his 17 plate appearances at Winston-Salem. Oh, and second spoiler: he hit two home runs today, not accounted for above).

Rays catcher Nathan Flewelling appears at the back of the list. Over his last 100 plate appearances, the 18-year-old has a 165 wRC+ with two home runs and four stolen bases but, really, it’s his statcast data rather than his performance that you should be invested in. With a 105.2 mph 90th percentile exit velocity – that is (slightly) higher than Alfredo Duno – while sporting essentially the same contact and in-zone contact rate of the Reds slugger. With a better-than-league average chase rate and barrel rate, it’s clear that Flewelling is extremely underrated by those models that are statcast-agnostic.

Low-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in Low-A per RoboScout are:

RKnameteamageipk%bb%whiperagb%robo1Sean Paul LinanWSN2029.244.2%8.8%0.841.2141.5%1002Trey YesavageTOR2133.143.3%6.3%0.812.4348.3%993Wei-En LinATH195034.0%3.0%1.103.9629.2%984Johnny KingTOR183337.7%17.9%1.613.8232.8%985David ShieldsKCR186729.2%4.5%0.991.6147.1%976Caden ScarboroughTEX207532.3%6.5%0.922.8843.5%957Kendry ChourioKCR1719.225.9%3.7%0.924.1248.1%958Cam CaminitiATL1850.131.9%10.8%1.272.3250.0%949Christian OpporCHW2022.139.5%8.1%0.852.4221.4%9310Jogly GarciaCLE2130.242.9%11.1%1.042.0546.3%9311Braylon DoughtyCLE1985.127.3%6.4%1.253.4849.4%9312Jesus CarreraHOU201632.8%9.4%0.942.8144.1%9013Keyner MartinezSFG2014.234.9%11.1%1.301.8454.5%9014Ryan SloanSEA1970.227.1%5.3%1.153.4448.9%9015Wellington AracenaBAL206931.9%12.8%1.092.2249.3%9016Christian ZazuetaLAD2066.129.7%5.9%1.042.4436.7%8917Kash MayfieldSDP2059.134.4%11.2%1.182.7341.7%8918Luis De La TorreSFG2131.235.5%7.3%0.921.9952.9%8819Jacob BresnahanSFG2087.231.9%11.9%1.212.7731.8%8820Yhoiker FajardoBOS1848.126.9%8.1%1.182.7951.6%8721Travis SykoraWSN21642.9%9.5%0.500.0033.3%8722Jesus TraviesoBOS1822.233.7%8.7%1.633.9737.9%87

Although he has arguably been one of the hottest pitchers at the level in August with a 1.00 WHIP, 0.81 ERA and a 33% strikeout-minus-walk-rate, when including Stuff+ into the rankings, Royals lefty David Shields slides slightly from second to fifth. Although his stuff is completely fine – with a 90 mph four seam fastball from above average extension with nearly 14 inches of arm-side run, a curveball and changeup – both of which get over 30% whiffs – and an 83 mph slider, his stuff is not as dominant as some of the other young pitchers at the level such as Johnny King, Kendry Chourio or Cam Caminiti.

Two pitchers showing excellent stuff at the level – but who are not in High-A are Rangers 20-year-old Caden Scarborough and White Sox southpaw Christian Oppor. Both sit mid 90s with their fastballs, have sliders that have more than a foot of horizontal break while each generating more than 44% whiffs, and add in changeups that have more than 10 mph velocity separation. RoboScout prefers Scarborough.

High-A Hitting

The top hitter performances for High-A per RoboScout are:

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cast1Josue BricenoDET201871511001002Kevin McGonigleDET202147386893Leo De VriesSDP1811910991884Konnor GriffinPIT1916973384865Eduardo QuinteroLAD1912121088866Luis PenaMIL18613283807Max ClarkDET2015671278798Caleb BonemerCHW191310178789Michael ArroyoSEA20152153757710Jesus MadeMIL1817022767611Zyhir HopeLAD201391324737612Esmerlyn ValdezPIT21175202737513Josue De PaulaLAD201321030737514Lazaro MontesSEA20149183767515Jefferson RojasCHC201441114767516Colt EmersonSEA19125116747417Ralphy VelazquezCLE20120171667318Eduardo TaitPHI1810830757319George Lombard Jr.NYY20192111727220Justin GonzalesBOS1822017071

Not much has changed in the High-A rankings except for the debuts of Bonemer who we touched on in the Low-A section and Red Sox corner outfielder Justin Gonzales who enters the back-end of the list. Last year, the then-17-year-old was identified as having intriguing Statcast data as he had better-than-average contact rates and exit velocities. While the contact rate has slipped slightly to 76% on the year – still better than average for the level and for his age – his 90th percentile exit velocity has increased 3 more mph to 106.7 mph. That is higher than Dodgers outfielder Josue De Paula and Guardians first baseman Ralphy Velazquez. Here is a comparison between Gonzales and fellow-18-year-old Brewers breakout Luis Pena and Velazquez (who is two years older than Gonzales and Pena).

nAMEagecont%Z-cont%90evchASE%bARREL%Justin Gonzales1876%83%106.7 mph29%15%Luis Pena1878%87%104.7 mph31%14%Ralphy Velazquez2076%83%106.4 mph24%26%

Clearly, the comparison is not apt as Velazquez is actualizing his hard hits at optimal launch angles as evidenced by that absurd barrel rate, while not chasing as much – while Gonzales, and especially Pena, chase at rates slightly higher than average – but this kind of combination of bat-to-ball skills and thump is rare, especially for someone their age.

First baseman/DH Callan Moss came over to the Pirates from the Royals as part of the Bailey Falter deal at the deadline and the 21-year-old has hit six home runs in his 99 plate appearances for High-A Greensboro with a 218 wRC+. Although the slugger has little defensive value, the Pirates got a bat with a 105 mph 90th percentile exit velocity and 22% barrel rate with essentially average contact and chase rates. His peak projections for home runs in the major leagues is fringe-average, but based on the statcast data, it is likely being under-represented by the surface performance.

High-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in High-A per RoboScout are:

RKnameteamageipk%bb%whiperagb%robo1Travis SykoraWSN2129.244.3%7.5%0.671.2142.9%1002Trey YesavageTOR2117.147.8%15.9%0.921.5652.0%993Carlos LagrangeNYY2241.238.1%7.1%1.034.1036.4%944Gage JumpOAK223137.2%4.1%0.842.3233.8%925Caden ScarboroughTEX20945.5%6.1%0.560.0046.7%916Bishop LetsonMIL2033.130.4%6.4%0.961.8954.5%907Payton TolleBOS2249.238.3%6.8%1.173.6233.9%898Jarlin SusanaWSN21944.4%5.6%0.893.0052.9%889Wei-En LinOAK1930.133.6%10.1%0.963.2639.4%8810Trey GibsonBAL2338.240.4%8.4%1.195.1245.7%8811Gage StaniferTOR217636.5%11.7%1.223.2040.3%8812Juaron Watts-BrownBAL2337.139.7%7.7%1.183.6242.9%8813David DavalilloTEX225134.0%5.5%0.822.1254.5%8714Sean Paul LinanWSN2040.125.9%9.4%1.173.1245.8%8615Thomas WhiteMIA203536.6%11.7%1.112.8347.2%8616Eduardo RiveraBOS2244.239.5%9.3%0.831.6159.0%8617Michael ForretBAL2159.233.5%7.5%0.801.5138.3%8618Santiago SuarezTBR2032.129.2%3.8%0.932.5136.1%8519T.J. NicholsTBR2396.230.4%5.4%1.093.6341.9%8420Ryan SloanSEA1911.126.5%0.0%1.245.5655.9%84

The biggest beneficiaries of the past week’s statcast fold-in have been Brewers righty Bishop Letson, Orioles righthander Trey Gibson and Nationals fireballer Jarlin Susana who each jumped from the back of the list to the top half to sixth, tenth, and eighth respectively. All are viewed as mid-rotation starters by RoboScout.

Yankees right hander Carlos Lagrange cements himself as the third best pitcher in High-A, though he is not faring nearly as successfully in Double-A right now. That’s surprising, based on his stuff: a 98 mph four-seam fastball, a mid-80s sweeper that has over a foot of horizontal break, and a more cutterish slider that gets 40% whiffs, and a changeup.

Double-A Hitting

The top hitter performances in Double-A per RoboScout are:

RKNAMEtEAMageWrc+hrsbroborobo
cast1Kevin McGonigleDET20162851001002Ryan CliffordNYM2114724497983Josue BricenoDET201054098974Jett WilliamsNYM21155103298935Walker JenkinsMIN2015571196926Luke AdamsMIL21170111091907Bryce EldridgeSFG201477085888Sal StewartCIN21146101382879Konnor GriffinPIT1916025858610Leo De VriesOAK185602888611Brock WilkenMIL23169182858612Max ClarkDET2013557858513Lazaro MontesSEA20132142888514JJ WetherholtSTL22150714828415Sebastian WalcottTEX191041229868316Michael ArroyoSEA2011527808217Jacob ReimerNYM2116594788018Spencer JonesNYY241841610808019Hendry MendezPHI21136107807920Hector RodriguezCIN21139126807921Aidan MillerPHI211271250827922Kala’i RosarioMIN221352325807923Esmerlyn ValdezPIT2113061777924Jac CaglianoneKCR22159927779

The big story in Double-A is Pirates top prospect Konnor Griffin who hit his first two home runs for Altoona and stole two more bases to raise his Double-A wRC+ to 160. Good prospect. (Note: he also hit another one today, not considered above)

The book on Twins outfielder Hendry Mendez has been that he has always had excellent bat-to-ball skills but hit the ball into the ground too much, with yearly ground ball rates basically being 60% or higher since 2021. This year, the 21-year-old has improved his worm-burning rate to 54%, raising his season Launch Angle to 4.4 degrees (from 1.7 degrees in 2024) – where league average is around 12 degrees. However, to put the 4.4 degree LA in context, in the minor leagues this season, Roman Anthony had a 5.5 degree launch angle, and so far in the major leagues, the Red Sox slugger has a 7.0 degree launch angle (and 51% ground ball rate). Of course, hitting the ball as hard as Anthony – or Juan Soto(who had launch angles in 2020 and 2021 for Washington of around 5 degrees) – can transcend a “high” groundball rate, but it is plausible that Mendez can make it work, especially since he has increased his barrel rate from 12% in 2024 to 15% in 2025, while maintaining his above-average 90th percentile exit velocity of 105 mph. RoboScout, of course, loves the 86% contact rate and 91% in-zone contact rate – as both marks, for example, surpass Kevin McGonigle’s rates – but Mendez might be much more similar to Reds outfielder Hector Rodriguez than he is getting credit for.

The hottest hitter in Double-A is Guardians slugger Ralphy Velazquez who has five home runs in 74 plate appearances and a gaudy 237 wRC+ and more walks than strikeouts as a 20-year-old. We mentioned his elite statcast data on the fantasy podcast, and the only reason he isn’t on the Double-A list right now is because of his “mediocre” High-A performance in 2025. Still, RoboScout sees a 115 wRC+ at peak with 25 home runs. That’s a top 75 hitting fantasy prospect.

An under-the-radar hitter whose statcast has caught RoboScout’s eye is Astros center fielder Lucas Pence. His data at High-A and Double-A is remarkably similar to fellow-22-year-old Diamondbacks outfielder Ryan Waldschmidt, but without the accompanying surface stats (or fanfare). To wit:

NameageCONT%Z-cont%90evcHASE%bARREL%Lucas Spence2274%81%104.6 mph20%25%Ryan Waldschmidt2275%82%105.3 mph17%17%

Spence also plays better-than-average defense in centerfield, significantly increasing his real-life floor. A definite sleeper for 2026.

Double-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in Double-A per RoboScout are:

RkNameTMAGEIPK%BB%WHIPERAGB%Robo1Chase BurnsCIN224236.4%2.6%0.711.2942.9%1002Jonah TongNYM2210240.8%11.1%0.921.5954.6%973Payton TolleBOS222737.4%7.1%0.741.6740.4%924Trey GibsonBAL2352.132.5%8.6%0.901.5549.1%895Kendry RojasTOR2218.240.0%2.7%1.073.8657.1%896Jarlin SusanaWSN2147.138.0%15.4%1.393.6145.5%897Trey YesavageTOR213038.0%9.1%1.074.5027.0%898Thomas WhiteMIA2045.139.3%12.6%1.191.5938.4%899Yordanny MonegroBOS2233.235.8%5.8%1.192.6757.0%8610Mitch BrattTEX2111229.3%4.1%1.173.2137.4%8411Coleman CrowMIL244331.1%4.8%0.912.5150.5%8412Braxton BraggBAL2442.233.7%6.9%1.122.3248.5%8313Michael ForretBAL2110.230.8%5.1%0.660.0034.8%8114Robby SnellingMIA2172.128.2%7.3%1.223.6152.9%8015Ty JohnsonTBR23101.133.2%9.1%0.972.6634.4%8016Gage JumpOAK2272.226.2%8.7%1.132.9744.6%8017Cam SchlittlerNYY245330.2%8.0%1.212.3848.4%8018Luis MoralesOAK2242.131.7%9.0%1.022.9846.4%7919T.J. NicholsTBR232528.9%5.6%0.921.4439.0%7920Hunter BarcoPIT2425.236.2%7.4%0.700.0049.0%7921David DavalilloTEX2246.224.2%8.1%1.012.1245.5%7922Tekoah RobySTL234731.1%6.0%0.962.4942.9%79

No one who saw Red Sox southpaw Payton Tolle’s major league debut this past week should be surprised that when the minor league Statcast stuff is folded in, he would be a beneficiary.

Interestingly, based on their peak projections, RoboScout sees everyone in the top 22 list above as potential (at least) mid-rotation starters

Triple-A Hitting

The top hitter performances for Triple-A per RoboScout are:

rkNameTMAGEwRC+HRSBROBOROBO
Cast1Samuel BasalloBAL201502301001002Owen CaissieCHC2214222375833Ryan CliffordNYM21932079834Dylan BeaversBAL23152182383825Roman AnthonyBOS2114510375816Bryce EldridgeSFG2010416175807Sal StewartCIN2116310473808Walker JenkinsMIN20-380075749Jac CaglianoneKCR22185111717310Spencer JonesNYY241361616727311Jett WilliamsNYM215221737312JJ WetherholtSTL2216597677213Jordan LawlarARI221291120707114Luis CampusanoSDP26148232667115Brooks BaldwinCHW24193124737016Carter JensenKCR21166143647017Ryan WardLAD271353114656918Matt ShawCHC2314865676919Cole YoungSEA2112054666820Nick KurtzOAK22135705968

Royals catcher Carter Jensen has long been a RoboScout darling with better-than-average performance as a perennially-young-for-the-level hitting prospect. Now in Triple-A, the 21-year-old is on the cusp of debuting in the major leagues and shows up as the 16th highest-ranked hitting prospect in Triple-A per RoboScout. In August, Jensen has six home runs and a 200 wRC+ over 93 plate appearances. With his average contact and in-zone contact rates, the fact that he has a 90thh percentile exit velocity of 107 mph – essentially the same as that of slugging Giants first baseman Bryce Eldridge – portends 20+ home run power in the major leagues, with a projected .260 batting average and .340 on base percentage.

An interesting performer over the last month has been Athletics outfielder Junior Perez who has ten home runs and eight stolen bases – with a 178 wRC+ – over his last 100 plate appearances. With a 106 mph 90thh percentile exit velocity, he clearly has the thump in the bat and he shows better-than-average swing decisions. The concerns are his contact and in-zone contact rates – both of which are below average at 66% and 72%, respectively – but are, interestingly, remarkably similar to fellow org-mates Zack Gelof and Henry Bolte(including, directionally, their exit velocities and chase rates also), suggesting perhaps a hitting profile for the Athletics with their hitters that they are either targeting or nurturing.

Triple-A Pitching

The top pitcher performances in Triple-A per RoboScout are:

RkNameTMAgeIPK%BB%WHIPERAGB%Robo1Jonah TongNYM2211.237.8%6.7%0.940.0040.0%1002Chase BurnsCIN2212.130.4%8.7%0.892.1937.0%983Jack PerkinsOAK254438.4%11.3%1.022.8640.5%914Payton TolleBOS221528.8%3.4%0.873.6041.0%905Jacob MisiorowskiMIL2363.131.6%12.3%1.092.1340.9%906Didier FuentesATL2022.132.6%4.5%1.073.6334.5%887Joe BoyleTBR257833.2%10.9%0.991.7351.8%878Troy MeltonDET2436.137.8%6.1%1.162.7240.0%879Zebby MatthewsMIN2536.231.8%6.1%1.091.7245.6%8710Trey YesavageTOR211134.0%17.0%1.364.9134.8%8711Emmet SheehanLAD2517.242.5%2.7%1.024.5839.5%8612Michael McGreevySTL247525.5%4.9%1.243.7253.8%8613Logan HendersonMIL2377.227.9%7.7%1.113.5936.7%8514Robby SnellingMIA2145.230.2%7.3%1.031.3841.3%8515Cam SchlittlerNYY2423.235.7%9.2%1.233.8046.2%8416Mick AbelPHI2389.128.8%10.5%1.112.2247.7%8417Jacob LopezOAK272736.5%7.7%0.892.3340.0%8318Nolan McLeanNYM2387.127.0%10.6%1.102.7853.5%8319David FestaMIN2531.132.0%5.7%0.992.5943.2%8320Ian SeymourTBR268629.2%5.6%1.142.6234.2%8221Cristian MenaARI2244.227.1%8.3%1.394.8445.0%82

Happy bidding!