The Roger Dorn Baseball League 2024 Pre-Season Top 100 Prospect List is live with Lake Merced Goutfish right-hander Yoshinobu Yamamoto taking home the top spot. We wanted to highlight some of the interesting numbers that accompany the RDBL Top 100 below, including an overview on how many prospects are set to hit RDBL Active Rosters this year.
1: The top ranked Yoshinobu Yamamoto of the Lake Merced Goutfish joins Kris Bryant (Fish, 2016), Trea Turner (Stacks, 2017), Cody Bellinger (Fringe, 2018), Ronald Acuña (2019, Goutfish), Yordan Alvarez (2021, Goutfish) and Julio Rodriguez (2022, Fish) as prospects ranked atop the RDBL Top 100 since the league started the annual series.
4: Number of prospects already locked into a 2024 Opening Day Activation after being added to their respective Active Rosters for the 2023 Playoffs (Drew Waters, Maulers, Nolan Jones, Maulers, Grayson Rodriguez, Fringe, Josiah Gray, Fringe)
12: The most prospects ranked in the RDBL Top 100 by a Franchise, shared by the Asti Grape Stompers and Alamo Short Stacks.
38: Number of prospects we currently have projected to be 2024 Opening Day Activations across the RDBL including five of the Top 10.
160: Number of players under a Minor League contract currently in the Roger Dorn Baseball League.
921: The amount of points already scored by Lunatic Fringe pitching prospect Triston McKenzie (24), the most of any player still in a Minor League deal in the Minor Leagues.
2017: RHP Triston McKenzie (24) is the only member of the 2017 Reserve Draft Class still under a Minor League contract.
2018: Royce Lewis (17) and McKenzie Gore (67) are the only members of the 2018 Reserve Draft Class still under a Minor League contract.
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