2023 Keith Law Top 100 Prospect List

To round out our prospect list coverage, Keith Law revealed his 2023 Top 100 Prospects for The Athletic on Monday placing Alamo Short Stacks activation-ready outfielder Corbin Carroll at the top of the list.

Law's Top 100 Prospect usually has the most unique feel compared to the other three publications with a heavy emphasis on the ability to stay up the middle defensively factoring heavily into the overall list. That has generally led to a heavy presence of shortstops, catchers and centerfielders which apparent again in 2023.

The Asti Grape Stompers and Idaho Taters paced the league with seven representatives while outfielder Jackson Chourio ranked as the top available Free Agent.

2023 The Athletic Top 100 Prospect List

1 OF Corbin Carroll, Alamo Short Stacks

2. IF Gunnar Henderson, St. Joseph Jokers

3. OF Jackson Chourio, Free Agent

4. SS Elly de la Cruz, Cloverdale Clovers

5. OF/IF Jordan Walker, Asti Grape Stompers

6. C Diego Cartaya, Mt. Diablo Devils

7. C Francisco Alvarez, Asti Grape Stompers

8. SS Anthony Volpe, Cloverdale Clovers

9. SS Jordan Lawlar, Asti Grape Stompers

10. RHP Eury Perez, Maltese Falcons

11 SS Marcelo Mayer, Idaho Taters

12. LHP Kyle Harrison, Asti Grape Stompers

13. RHP Andrew Painter, Cloverdale Clovers

14. OF Druw Jones, Maltese Falcons

15. RHP Grayson Rodriguez, Lunatic Fringe

16. OF James Wood, Free Agent

17. 3B Cam Collier, Free Agent

18. SS Termarr Johnson, Spokane Fightin' Fish

19. SS Jackson Holliday, Idaho Taters

20. SS Jackson Merrill, Free Agent

21 SS Marco Luciano, Cloverdale Clovers

22. SS Brayan Rocchio, Lunatic Fringe

23. IF/OF Miguel Vargas, Alamo Short Stacks

24. IF Curtis Mead, Asti Grape Stompers

25. SS Colson Montgomery, Free Agent

26. OF Pete Crow-Armstrong, Asti Grape Stompers

27. OF George Valera, Spokane Fightin' Fish

28. RHP Bobby Miller, Lake Merced Goutfish

29. OF Kevin Alcantara, Lake Merced Goutfish

30. C Henry Davis, Meinert Hops

31. 3B Brett Baty, Meinert Hops

32. OF Jasson Dominguez, Mission Viejo Maulers

33. RHP Daniel Espino, Maltese Falcons

34. C Endy Rodriguez, Free Agent

35. OF Elijah Green, Lake Merced Goutfish

36. RHP Tanner Bibee, Free Agent

37. OF Ceddanne Rafaela, Free Agent

38. RHP Brandon Pfaadt, Honolulu Hammerheads

39. RHP Gavin Stone, Free Agent

40. 1B Triston Casas, Maltese Falcons

41. OF Sal Frelick, Free Agent

42. RHP Gavin Williams, Idaho Taters

43. OF Robert Hassell III, Honolulu Hammerheads

44. C Kevin Parada, Free Agent

45. C Jeferson Quero, Free Agent

46. SS Masyn Winn, Free Agent

47. LHP Ricky Tiedemann, Cloverdale Clovers

48. OF Emmanuel Rodriguez, Free Agent

49. SS Noelvi Marte, Lunatic Fringe

50. OF Brennan Davis, Idaho Taters

51. SS Brooks Lee, Mission Viejo Maulers

52. RHP Taj Bradley, Cloverdale Clovers

53. OF Evan Carter, Free Agent

54. OF Zac Veen, Maltese Falcons

55. C Bo Naylor, Free Agent

56. 3B Josh Jung, Idaho Taters

57. OF Gavin Cross, Idaho Taters

58. SS Edwin Arroyo, Free Agent

59. SS Zach Neto, Free Agent

60. 1B/C Tyler Soderstrom, Mt. Diablo Devils

61 C Logan O'Hoppe, Free Agent

62. C Dalton Rushing, Free Agent

63. RHP Tink Hence, Free Agent

64. RHP Quinn Priester, Honolulu Hammerheads

65. C Harry Ford, Lunatic Fringe

66. RHP Gordon Graceffo, Free Agent

67. OF Andy Pages, Lake Merced Goutfish

68. OF Alex Ramirez, Free Agent

69. SS Ezequiel Tovar, Free Agent

70. RHP Owen White, Free Agent

71 RHP Cade Cavalli, Mt. Diablo Devils

72. OF Miguel Bleis, Free Agent

73. IF Jordan Westburg, Free Agent

74. IF Michael Busch, Mt. Diablo Devils

75. RHP Bryce Miller, Free Agent

76. SS Oswald Peraza, Lake Merced Goutfish

77. RHP Mick Abel, Asti Grape Stompers

78. LHP Dax Fulton, Free Agent

79. OF Benny Montgomery, Free Agent

80. RHP Hunter Brown, Free Agent

81. 1B Kyle Manzardo, Free Agent

82. RHP Ryne Nelson, Honolulu Hammerheads

83. RHP Jackson Jobe, Las Vegas Aristocrats

84. LHP D.L. Hall, St. Joseph Jokers

85. SS Brady House, Mt. Diablo Devils

86. OF Everson Pereira, Free Agent

87. SS Ronny Mauricio, Lake Merced Goutfish

88. IF Jace Jung, Honolulu Hammerheads

89. OF James Outman, Free Agent

90. 3B Warming Bernabel, Free Agent

91. OF Joey Wiemer, Free Agent

92. RHP Jack Leiter, Idaho Taters

93. C Edgar Quero, Free Agent

94. OF Sammy Zavala, Free Agent

95. SS Joey Ortiz, Free Agent

96. IF/OF Tyler Black, Free Agent

97. LHP Jake Eder, Free Agent

98. SS Adael Amador, Free Agent

99. 3B Junior Caminero, Free Agent

100. RHP/U Bubba Chandler, Free Agent

Free Agents

3. OF Jackson Chourio, Free Agent

16. OF James Wood, Free Agent

17. 3B Cam Collier, Free Agent

20. SS Jackson Merrill, Free Agent

25. SS Colson Montgomery, Free Agent

34. C Endy Rodriguez, Free Agent

36. RHP Tanner Bibee, Free Agent

37. OF Ceddanne Rafaela, Free Agent

39. RHP Gavin Stone, Free Agent

41 OF Sal Frelick, Free Agent

44. C Kevin Parada, Free Agent

45. C Jeferson Quero, Free Agent

46. SS Masyn Winn, Free Agent

48. OF Emmanuel Rodriguez, Free Agent

53. OF Evan Carter, Free Agent

55. C Bo Naylor, Free Agent

58. SS Edwin Arroyo, Free Agent

59. SS Zach Neto, Free Agent

61. C Logan O'Hoppe, Free Agent

62. C Dalton Rushing, Free Agent

63. RHP Tink Hence, Free Agent

66. RHP Gordon Graceffo, Free Agent

68. OF Alex Ramirez, Free Agent

69. SS Ezequiel Tovar, Free Agent

70. RHP Owen White, Free Agent

72. OF Miguel Bleis, Free Agent

73. IF Jordan Westburg, Free Agent

75. RHP Bryce Miller, Free Agent

78. LHP Dax Fulton, Free Agent

79. OF Benny Montgomery, Free Agent

80. RHP Hunter Brown, Free Agent

81. 1B Kyle Manzardo, Free Agent

86. OF Everson Pereira, Free Agent

89. OF James Outman, Free Agent

90. 3B Warming Bernabel, Free Agent

91. OF Joey Wiemer, Free Agent

93. C Edgar Quero, Free Agent

94. OF Sammy Zavala, Free Agent

95. SS Joey Ortiz, Free Agent

96. IF/OF Tyler Black, Free Agent

97. LHP Jake Eder, Free Agent

98. SS Adael Amador, Free Agent

99. 3B Junior Caminero, Free Agent

100. RHP/U Bubba Chandler, Free Agent

Asti Grape Stompers (7)

5. OF/IF Jordan Walker, Asti Grape Stompers

7. C Francisco Alvarez, Asti Grape Stompers

9. SS Jordan Lawlar, Asti Grape Stompers

12. LHP Kyle Harrison, Asti Grape Stompers

24. IF Curtis Mead, Asti Grape Stompers

26. OF Pete Crow-Armstrong, Asti Grape Stompers

77. RHP Mick Abel, Asti Grape Stompers

Idaho Taters (7)

11. SS Marcelo Mayer, Idaho Taters

19. SS Jackson Holliday, Idaho Taters

42. RHP Gavin Williams, Idaho Taters

50. OF Brennan Davis, Idaho Taters

56. 3B Josh Jung, Idaho Taters

57. OF Gavin Cross, Idaho Taters

92. RHP Jack Leiter, Idaho Taters

Lake Merced Goutfish (6)

28. RHP Bobby Miller, Lake Merced Goutfish

29. OF Kevin Alcantara, Lake Merced Goutfish

35. OF Elijah Green, Lake Merced Goutfish

67. OF Andy Pages, Lake Merced Goutfish

76. SS Oswald Peraza, Lake Merced Goutfish

87. SS Ronny Mauricio, Lake Merced Goutfish

Cloverdale Clovers (5)

4. SS Elly de la Cruz, Cloverdale Clovers

8. SS Anthony Volpe, Cloverdale Clovers

13. RHP Andrew Painter, Cloverdale Clovers

47. LHP Ricky Tiedemann, Cloverdale Clovers

52. RHP Taj Bradley, Cloverdale Clovers

Honolulu Hammerheads (5)

38. RHP Brandon Pfaadt, Honolulu Hammerheads

43. OF Robert Hassell III, Honolulu Hammerheads

64. RHP Quinn Priester, Honolulu Hammerheads

82. RHP Ryne Nelson, Honolulu Hammerheads

88. IF Jace Jung, Honolulu Hammerheads

Maltese Falcons (5)

10. RHP Eury Perez, Maltese Falcons

14. OF Druw Jones, Maltese Falcons

33. RHP Daniel Espino, Maltese Falcons

40. 1B Triston Casas, Maltese Falcons

54. OF Zac Veen, Maltese Falcons

Mt. Diablo Devils (5)

6. C Diego Cartaya, Mt. Diablo Devils

60. 1B/C Tyler Soderstrom, Mt. Diablo Devils

71. RHP Cade Cavalli, Mt. Diablo Devils

74. IF Michael Busch, Mt. Diablo Devils

85. SS Brady House, Mt. Diablo Devils

Lunatic Fringe (4)

15. RHP Grayson Rodriguez, Lunatic Fringe

22. SS Brayan Rocchio, Lunatic Fringe

49. SS Noelvi Marte, Lunatic Fringe

65. C Harry Ford, Lunatic Fringe

Alamo Short Stacks (2)

1 OF Corbin Carroll, Alamo Short Stacks

23. IF/OF Miguel Vargas, Alamo Short Stacks

Meinert Hops (2)

30. C Henry Davis, Meinert Hops

31. 3B Brett Baty, Meinert Hops

Mission Viejo Maulers (2)

32. OF Jasson Dominguez, Mission Viejo Maulers

51. SS Brooks Lee, Mission Viejo Maulers

Spokane Fightin' Fish (2)

18. SS Termarr Johnson, Spokane Fightin' Fish

27. OF George Valera, Spokane Fightin' Fish

St. Joseph Jokers (2)

2. IF Gunnar Henderson, St. Joseph Jokers

84. LHP D.L. Hall, St. Joseph Jokers

Las Vegas Aristocrats (1)

83. RHP Jackson Jobe, Las Vegas Aristocrats

2023 RDBL Survey Results, Part 1

The 2023 Roger Dorn Baseball League Survey Results are in as the Commissioner's Office covers everything from Front Office ratings to Player Value and the overall health of the league as the season marks the 10th year of play after starting in 2013. The league has produced eight different RDBL Champions over those nine seasons and 11 different Division Winners.

We are covering the first 11 questions in Part 1 and will cover the remaining questions later this week in a Part 2.

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Best Front Office in the RDBL

Greg Shelley (7), Ryan Atkinson, Michael Tirabassi (3), Gary Falzon/Erik Nielson (2), Ross Horiuchi (1)

Fresh off their first RDBL Championship in 2022, Greg Shelley was recognized as the League's top Front Office from his peers with seven votes. Shelley has led the Stacks to RDBL Records in cash finishes (7), Division Titles (4), Regular Season Titles (2) and Executive of the Year Awards (2) while ranking second in Cash Winnings with $3,760. The Stacks have produced four consecutive Playoffs berths with two Regular Season Titles over that span.

The league's only 2-time Champion Michael Tirabassi received three votes along with 2021 Champion Ryan Atkinson, both equally deserving of praise among their peers.

Gary Falzon and Erik Nielsen were the final Front Office to receive multiple votes. The duo has led the Falcons to a RDBL record seven cash finishes and four Division Titles, sharing both league highs with the Stacks.

Ross Horiuchi received a single vote, though he is adamant it wasn't from his own ballot.

Most Underrated Front Office in the RDBL

Ryan Walsh, Terry Shelley, Gary Falzon/Erik Nielsen, Jason Watson (3), Nick Holz/Nick Kusanovich/Russ Colburn, Rick Steen, Ross Horiuchi, Rick Steen (1)

This was a hotly debated topic as Ryan Walsh, Terry Shelley, Jason Watson and the Falcons duo each received three votes to lead the league. The Ducks have quietly compiled four cash finishes, one Peninsula Division Title and the 2019 RDBL Championship.

After five consecutive seasons missing the Playoffs, the Grapes have produced two Playoffs berths in the last three seasons with a pair of Division Titles and a Regular Season Title.

As noted above, the Falcons have been the model of consistency in the RDBL, leading the league in all-time points with 57,913.5 since 2013 and have never had a pitching or hitting group finish worse than 9th statistically in any season.

Jason Watson rounded out the group of General Managers to receive three votes with a RDBL Championship under his belt while sharing the League Record with Greg Shelley and Ryan Atkinson with two Executive of the Year Awards.

Most Overrated Front Office in the RDBL

Chris Ferraro (6), Greg Shelley (4), Chris Shelley, Terry Shelley, Michael Tirabassi, Ryan Atkinson (1)

This one is subject to many different opinions on the interpretation of "overrated", but Mission Viejo Maulers GM Chris Ferraro received a league-high six votes. Ferraro has produced four cash finishes while taking home the RDBL Championship in 2017 as a Wild Card Winner.

Greg Shelley was the only other member to receive more than 1 vote, garnering four despite four consecutive Playoff trips and a 2022 RDBL Championship.

Which Front Office is the Most Prepared for Draft Day

Greg Shelley (9), Gary Falzon/Erik Nielsen, Ryan Atkinson, Nick Holz/Nick Kusanovich/Russ Colburn (2), Chris Shelley, Ross Horiuchi (1)

If Shelley didn't lead the league on this topic, it would certainly be a surprise to his wife considering the number of hours spent staring at a maze of spreadsheets. Unsurprisingly, the Falcons duo and Ryan Atkinson as well as the trio of Aristocrat leaders were also recognized with multiple votes as consistently showing up ready to execute their plan each season.

Which Front Office is the Least Prepared for Draft Day

Ross Horiuchi (4), Jason Watson (3), Mike Friedrich, Tony Guglielmi, Rick Steen (2), Terry Shelley, Garrett Shelley, Michael Tirabassi (1)

This was quite a spattering of votes with Ross Horiuchi edging out Jason Watson with four votes. Mike Friedrich, Tony Guglielmi and Rick Steen also earned multiple votes.

Easiest Front Office to Deal With

Rick Steen (5), Ryan Atkinson (4), Michael Tirabassi (3), Gary Falzon/Erik Nielsen (2), Ryan Walsh, Nick Holz/Nick Kusanovich/Russ Colburn, Ross Horiuchi (1)

As evidence by the start of the 2023 Season, Rick Steen garnered a league-high five votes alongside Ryan Atkinson (4 votes) for the easiest Front Office to negotiate with. Steen pulled off three trades that were announced Tuesday as they rebuild their Keeper Roster for 2023, completing the moves with three different teams.

Michael Tirabassi (3) and the Falcons duo of Gary Falzon and Erik Nielsen (2) also received multiple votes.

Hardest Front Office to Deal With

Garrett Shelley (6), Ross Horiuchi (4), Rick Steen (3), Chris Ferraro, Terry Shelley, Tony Guglielmi, Ryan Atkinson (1)

Hops GM Garrett Shelley might hold the top vote in this category annually. The frustration apparently continues though some have found a small crack in the communication issues by moving to WhatsApp in their reach outs, though those still can fall largely flat.

Ross Horiuchi was just two votes behind Shelley, earning four votes for the hardest Front Office to deal with while Rick Steen earned three.

Which Player has the Highest Trade Value in the RDBL

Julio Rodriguez (5), Yordan Alvarez (4), Adley Rutschman (2), Sandy Alcantara, Shane McClanahan, Triston McKenzie, Shohei Ohtani, Michael Harris, Brandon Pfaadt (1)

Set for his RDBL Opening Day debut, Spokane Fightin' Fish outfielder Julio Rodriguez earned a league-high five votes as the highest trade value player in the RDBL. Rodriguez was the 179th pick in the 12th Round of the 2019 Reserve Draft by GM Michael Tirabassi and now holds an American League Rookie of the Year Award with the potential to produce 1,500 or more points over the next three seasons for $8 combined.

With two seasons remaining for $3 and $5, Lake Merced Goutfish outfielder Yordan Alvarez earned the second most votes with four while Cloverdale Clovers activation-ready catcher Adley Rutschman earned two.

What is Shohei Ohtani's real value in the RDBL (Currently $88)

$91-100 (8), $81-90 (5), $71-80 (2), $60-70, $101+ (1)

Fourteen of the 17 votes see Shohei Ohtani's $88 contract as either on the mark in value or a bargain. Ohtani's contract set the RDBL Record by $15, breaking the mark set by right-hander Gerrit Cole of $73 in 2021.

Ohtani followed up his 845.5 points in 2021 with with 984.5 points in 2022 as he produced 34 home runs at the plate and a 2.33 ERA on the mound.

Which RDBL Free Agent Starting Pitcher will Receive the Highest Contract in the 2023 Auction

Jacob deGrom (9), Corbin Burnes (4), Gerrit Cole (2), Max Scherzer, Framber Valdez (1)

RDBL Front Offices hardly appear scared off by the injuries that have followed Jacob deGrom as nine Front Offices expect the new Texas Rangers right-hander to receive the highest contract among starting pitchers in the RDBL this season.

Corbin Burnes received the second most votes (4) after posting 536.0 and 596.0 points over his last two seasons.

The Fightin' Fish hold a $73 option on Gerrit Cole for 2023, but if he's dropped, two clubs expect him to receive the highest bid among pitchers.

Which RDBL Free Agent Hitter will Receive the Highest Contract in the 2023 Auction

Mike Trout, Ronald Acuña (6), Juan Soto (3), Mookie Betts (2)

Injuries be damned - while RDBL Front Offices expect deGrom to receive the highest bid, they also expect Mike Trout to be back again at the top of the market as he rolls off his $71 contract with the Meinert Hops. Ronald Acuña, who is also a year removed from a reconstructed knee and just 15 home runs in 2021, tied Trout with six votes to lead the league.

We'll be back later this week with the remainder of the 2023 Survey...

TRADES: Four Deals Announced to Open 2023 Season

The 2023 Season, the 10th season of play in the Roger Dorn Baseball League, is officially underway as the league has opened the gates to player movement before Draft Day.

Several teams have been busy as four official deals have been announced with the St. Joseph Jokers completing three of the moves as GM Rick Steen rebuilds his Keeper Roster for 2023.

In total so far, Steen has added four Keepers at $19 combined who are projected for a total 1,334.0 points this season while leveraging their deep crop of draft capital acquired last season.

Check back for the latest and any additional moves on the first day of the 2023 Season.

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Lunatic Fringe acquire 1B Matt Olson (2/$46) from Lake Merced Goutfish for 2023 2nd Round (16th Overall) and 6th Round (79th Overall)

Flush with pitching options to work through before Draft Day, Lunatic Fringe GM Tony Guglielmi quickly addressed their concerns at the plate with the addition of thumper Matt Olson from the Lake Merced Goutfish for a pair of 2023 Reserve Draft picks. Olson mashed 34 home runs in 2022 with 402.5 points, following up his breakout 2021 season where he posted 483.0 points in his final season in Oakland.

His addition will take care of first and corner infield for the Fringe with Ryan Mountcastle (2R/$3) teaming with Olson at the positions to start 2023.

With a pair of deals Wednesday, Lake Merced Goutfish GM Ryan Atkinson added four Reserve Draft selections to their stockpile.

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Alamo Short Stacks acquire C Joey Bart (Minors) and 2023 3rd Round Pick (44th Overall) from St. Joseph Jokers for RP Kenley Jansen (3/$7) and IF/OF Chris Taylor (3/$3)

The Alamo Short Stacks and St. Joseph Jokers linked up on a three-player deal that will send the 2019 1st Overall Reserve Draft pick Joey Bart to the Stacks along with a 3rd Round Pick in exchange for a pair of affordable keepers in Kenley Jansen and Chris Taylor.

Bart provides the Stacks with three viable options behind the plate to open 2023, joining Will Smith (2/$31) and Luis Campusano (Minors) who appears ready for an activation and timeshare with Austin Nola in San Diego.

With a lack of depth at the position, the Stacks have reportedly entertained flipping Bart to fill their shortstop position after expected Keeper Brendan Rodgers lost eligibility at the position in 2022. A strong Spring from Bart could push Smith out the door, saving the Stacks $30 in cap space and allowing the club to add another Keeper to their plans.

The Jokers are poised to open up what they view as a strong window of contention led by activations Gunnar Henderson, Kyle Wright, Gabriel Moreno and MJ Melendez. The presence of the last two catcher eligible options made Bart expendable, allowing GM Rick Steen to boost up the club's Keeper Roster with Taylor filling multiple positions and Jansen slotting in at the top of their bullpen after ranking as the 7th best reliever in 2022 while posting 41 saves.

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St. Joseph Jokers acquire RHP Noah Syndergaard (2/$1) from Lake Merced Goutfish for 2023 2nd Round (29th Overall) and 7th Round (99th Overall)

With Kyle Wright and Ross Stripling the only starters expected back, the St. Joseph Jokers were looking to bolster their starting rotation as soon as possible. GM Rick Steen took their first step in that direction with the addition of Noah Syndergaard from the Lake Merced Goutfish for a pair of 2023 picks.

Expectations were somewhat muted for Syndergaard heading into last season, as he missed all of 2020 and nearly all of 2021 due to Tommy John surgery. As it turns out, they may still have been too high. He remained healthy all season, but his performance on either side of a deadline-day trade to Philadelphia left a bit to be desired with an overall 3.94 ERA and just 261.0 points.

His primary problem was that his strikeouts all but evaporated. After carrying a career 26.4 K% into the year, he dipped all the way to a 16.8 K% last season. A significant drop in velocity was the primary culprit; his fastball and slider averaged 98.1 and 91.1 mph, respectively, prior to his surgery but dropped to 94.5 and 85.0 mph last season. His 5.5 BB% walk rate should keep him as a competent innings-eater.

Syndergaard joined the Dodgers on a one-year deal and will look to produce a similar resurgence to Tyler Anderson and Andrew Heaney, who turned strong 2022 seasons in L.A. into multi-year contracts in free agency.

Following a pair of trades Wednesday, the Goutfish now hold three selections in the 2nd Round.

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St. Joseph Jokers acquire RHP Tyler Mahle (3/$8) from Maltese Falcons for 2023 3rd Round Pick (39th Overall)

The Jokers continued their roster overhaul with another big addition to their starting rotation.

Tyler Mahle struggled with injuries and a poor start to the season to finish with an ugly 4.40 ERA, but most of his underlying metrics were similar to his previous seasons. Mahle got off to a terrible start with a 6.32 ERA through his first 10 outings, but righted the ship with a 3.03 ERA and 10.2 K/9 in his next six starts. He then missed three weeks with a sore shoulder but returned to make three starts before he was traded to the Twins at the deadline. He made two starts for Minnesota before going on the injured list for shoulder inflammation. He returned in late August but didn't even make it through one start before another setback to his shoulder (rotator cuff weakness) and was shut down for the year.

When healthy, Mahle had similar strikeout rates (9.4 K/9) and walk rates (3.2 B/9) to the past few seasons. ERA estimators such as xERA (3.49) and FIP (3.87) show he may have been unlucky as he did have just a 69.5% LOB. Mahle could benefit from the move to Target Field as he struggled at Great America Ballpark at times (5.63 ERA in 2021). If his shoulder problems are not an issue, he'll be a mainstay of the Minnesota rotation.

CBS Sports projects a big bounceback with a strong 411.0 point projection, including a 3.10 ERA in 157 innings of work.