The Organizational Top 10 Prospects Lists have received a mid-season refresh, just ahead of Sunday's 2023 MLB Draft. Dylan Crews and Paul Skenes top the Burlingame Blue Ducks Farm System with the duo expected to be the first two names called on Sunday.
Of the fifteen #1 prospects across RDBL Organizations, eight have spent at least some time in the big leagues this season. That group is headlined by Cloverdale Clovers star Elly De La Cruz, slugging Asti Grape Stompers outfielder Jordan Walker, flame throwing Lake Merced Goutfish right-hander Bobby Miller and young Maltese Falcons ace Eury Perez.
The aggressive push from the Idaho Taters this season has left the club with just six prospects under contract, the lowest number in the RDBL. Meanwhile, the early firesale by the Alamo Short Stacks has left their club with a RDBL-high 16 prospects.
With the refresh, we took a stab at ranking the Top 10 overall prospects based on current value that remain under Minor League contracts in the RDBL. That list is headlined by De La Cruz who has burst onto the big league scene as one of the most exciting players in baseball.
Overall RDBL Top 10 Prospects
1 SS Elly De La Cruz, Cloverdale Clovers
2. RHP Eury Perez, Maltese Falcons
3. SS Jackson Holliday, Las Vegas Aristocrats
4. OF Jordan Walker, Asti Grape Stompers
5. OF Dylan Crews, Burlingame Blue Ducks
6. RHP Paul Skenes, Burlingame Blue Ducks
7. RHP Roki Sasaki, St. Joseph Jokers
8. SS Marcelo Mayer, Alamo Short Stacks
9. RHP Grayson Rodriguez, Lunatic Fringe
10. RHP Gavin Williams, Las Vegas Aristocrats
Just Missed (In No Particular Order): C Francisco Alvarez (Grapes), OF Colton Cowser (Grapes), OF Jackson Chourio (Crats), RHP Bobby Miller (Goutfish), OF James Wood (Falcons), 3B Brett Baty (Hops), OF Evan Carter (Stacks), SS Matt McClain (Jokers), RHP Yoshinobu Yamamoto (Goutfish)
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