Top 100 Prospects by Team

Last week, Just Baseball released the latest edition of our Top 100 Prospect rankings.

Many players graduated from our last list and have already started making their impact in the major leagues. The trade deadline has passed, and the draft is in the books too. So, the crop of players on this Top 100 is very different from earlier editions of this list in 2026.

With a lot of talent both leaving and joining the list, the breakdown by team is quite different as well. Organizations like the New York Mets were at the top of the list at this time last season but have since dropped due to graduations, trades, and other reasons. On the contrary, teams like the San Francisco Giants are on the rise, as they’ve seen multiple of their prized international signees make headway in recent months.

In this article, you’ll find all of Just Baseball’s Top 100 Prospects sorted by major league organization, going from the five teams with the most all the way down to the five systems with just one player on the list.

Teams With Six Top-100 Prospects

Baltimore Orioles

Five teams have six prospects inside our Top 100, and the Baltimore Orioles are the first team inside this group. Uniquely, although they have a large number of players inside the Top 100, they only have one player inside the front end of the list.

Headlined by four starting pitchers out of their top six prospects, the Orioles haven’t had this many exciting arms in recent memory. With Joseph Dzierwa performing all year long and the addition of players like Anthony Eyanson, this group is filled with intriguing talent.

A pair of teenage outfielders in Enddy Azocar and Eric “EJ” Booth Jr. headline the position player group of these players, as both outfielders have a lot of potential to dream on within their profiles.

Los Angeles Dodgers

Alongside their loaded major league team, the Dodgers have also boasted one of the best farm systems in baseball over recent years. Things haven’t changed with the latest update to our ranking, as they boast six prospects inside the Top 100.

This group includes an incredibly talented trio of outfielders at the top of the list; Josue De Paula, Eduardo Quintero, and Mike Sirota all find themselves inside the top 20. The majority of these players have floated around near the top of the list but have risen to new heights with their play in 2026. Quintero, for example, was one of the biggest risers on the entire list.

Although the remaining three players come in closer to the bottom of the list, there’s plenty of talent here as well. Christian Zazueta was one of the highest-ranking newcomers in our Top 100, and Charles Davalan and Chase Harlan are considered data darlings in the space.

Miami Marlins

Ever since Peter Bendix took over as general manager of the club back in November of 2023, the Marlins have quietly been building from within, creating a strong farm system filled to the brim with talent. Although many of these prospects are on the older side in comparison to other talent on the list, that doesn’t take away from the talent that’s included in this group.

Thomas White, Robby Snelling, and Karson Milbrandt form one of the strongest trios of pitchers in a minor league system, and the Fish are stacking talent up the middle, too. With the additions of Aiva Arquette and Jacob Lombard in the last two drafts, they aren’t slouching on offense, either. Cam Cannarella has broken out this season, jumping through three levels in his first full professional season.

Tampa Bay Rays

Recently, the Rays have done what the Rays do best, as they’ve been building from within to create a strong core for their future playoff hopes. Importantly, this core is very young, they all play extremely valuable positions in the field and are trending near the same development timeline.

At the very top of their farm system is Theo Gillen, a toolsy outfield prospect who’s really begun to slug this season. It’s his first time being featured inside the top 10, and it certainly won’t be his last. Grady Emerson adds another top-20 prospect to this system; he debuts on the list after being selected No. 2 overall in the 2026 MLB Draft.

The down-board talent here is legitimate too. For example, 2026 Futures Game MVP Nathan Flewelling makes his way onto the list at spot No. 50.

San Francisco Giants

Of the teams with six Top 100 prospects on our most recent update, the San Francisco Giants have a legitimate argument for the title of “most improved farm system.” Over the past calendar year, they’ve successfully hit on a plethora of international prospects, draft prospects, and even player development success stories, as all three categories of players are well represented in this group.

For starters, the trio of international prospects in Josuar Gonzalez, Jhonny Level, and Luis Hernandez is one of the strongest infield trios in the entire sport, as multiple of these players have flashed the potential to be top-10 prospects in the near future, if not better. Jackson Flora debuts on this list after being selected with the No. 4 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, a class where he was the best arm available.

On top of this, Bo Davidson is the definition of a player development success story, as he went from being a relatively unknown, undeveloped player to a consensus top-100 prospect.

Teams With Five Top-100 Prospects

Detroit Tigers

Before they traded Tarik Skubal at the 2026 MLB Trade Deadline, it was expected that the Tigers would land a significant prospect haul in return. They did just that, as two of the players dealt in this deal joined an already impressive homegrown group of prospects on the most recent edition of our Top 100.

On the homegrown side, the Tigers have developed Max Clark into a productive big leaguer, Josue Briceno into one of the better upper-minors bats in the league, and Bryce Rainer into someone who has front-end upside in the near future. It’s a group that has unlimited tools and athletic abilities, qualities the Tigers have bet on regularly in recent memory.

The two external additions to this group are Zyhir Hope and River Ryan, a very exciting duo of ex-Dodger prospects. Hope is one of the most gifted hitters in the minor leagues, as he comes with light-tower power and a solid hit tool to match. Ryan has been limited by injuries, but when healthy, he’s a fourth starter at the absolute worst thanks to an average-to-plus pitch selection across the board.

Washington Nationals

As a whole, the Washington Nationals have been putting together a very interesting farm system over the past few seasons, and we’re beginning to see it pay off with all of the homegrown talent they have on our Top 100. Of course, this group is headlined by Eli Willits, the first overall pick in the 2025 MLB Draft, but it doesn’t end there.

In addition to Willits, Seaver King and Travis Sykora are two early draft picks by the Nationals that are beginning to pay off, even if neither player has had a relatively easy journey to this point. They’ve routinely hit on the returns they’ve gotten in trades, as Jarlin Susana and Devin Fitz-Gerald were two external pickups for quality big league talent (Juan Soto and MacKenzie Gore).

Teams With Four Top-100 Prospects

Pittsburgh Pirates

In recent years, the Pittsburgh Pirates’ involvement on this list has mostly been through their electric pitching prospects who dominated headlines and generated a tremendous amount of hype. While they still have one of those prospects at the top of their farm system, this time around, things are different for the Pirates.

Following flamethrowing teenager Seth Hernandez, the Pirates boast three position players on this edition of the Top 100. Two of these prospects are newcomers to the list, as 2026 first-round pick Derek Curiel debuts at No. 82, and Murf Gray barely makes his way onto the list at the No. 100 spot. It’s a well-rounded group full of safe floors and exciting upside if all goes to plan.

Cleveland Guardians

The Cleveland Guardians find themselves in quite the interesting spot on this list. Of the seven teams with four top-100 prospects, the Guardians are one of only two teams to have all four of their players inside the front half, and this collection of prospects is full of exciting upside for the near future.

Their highest-ranked prospect is former first-rounder Ralphy Velasquez, who just wrapped up a monster August. A pair of toolsy prospects are next in Angel Genao and Juneiker Cacares, two of the more interesting bats in the minor leagues. Rounding out their list is right-hander Braylon Doughty, a 20-year-old with an incredibly sharp, deep pitch mix.

Colorado Rockies

The Colorado Rockies’ group of talent on this edition of our Top 100 is quite fascinating, as the player archetypes featured in this group are vast. From power-first sluggers to toolsy middle infielders, this group is well-balanced.

Three of the four players in this group were selected by the Rockies in the first round across the last three years, as they’ve routinely hit with their draft picks. Charlie Condon and Ethan Holliday boast the most power of this group and certainly have the juice to slug plenty of home runs in Coors Field one day.

Los Angeles Angels

After typically being one of the least-represented teams on our Top 100, the tide is turning for the Angels, as they have many players featured on this iteration of the list. This is thanks to a stretch of solid draft picks and well-calculated trades, which have netted the Angels a ton of talent.

Headlining the farm system is newly acquired shortstop Arjun Nimmala, a former first-rounder with the tools to be an impact player on both sides of the ball in the big leagues. Following him is a pair of high-upside arms in George Klassen and Tyler Bremner, who both could be middle-of-the-rotation starters in MLB. 19-year-old outfielder Hayden Alvarez concludes this group, as he looks to be one of the more interesting back-end names on this list.

Milwaukee Brewers

The Milwaukee Brewers have routinely produced one of the best farm systems in the sport, and that hasn’t changed with this edition of the Top 100. Even though many of their best prospects are beginning to make headway at the big league level, this has only opened the door for new faces to shine.

Of course, headlining their farm system is none other than the top prospect in the sport, Jesus Made, followed by Luis Pena, who’s often been creeping into a similar conversation when he’s at his best. Luis Lara is next, as he’s looked comfortable early in his major league career. The Brewers round out this group with Brady Ebel, a former first-rounder and first-time representative on this list.

Minnesota Twins

Much like most of the teams in this section, the Minnesota Twins have quietly been stacking up solid prospects and building a very good farm system, all things considered. This is reflected by their representation on our Top 100, as they’re the second team in this stretch to have all of their players on the list inside the front half.

Three of the four players in this group were selected by Minnesota in the first round, and two of these players have made their MLB debuts in recent months. Walker Jenkins has added impact this season, helping boost him to the No. 6 spot on this list. Vahn Lackey is the only newcomer of this group, as he makes his debut on this list at the No. 32 spot thanks to a strong defensive game and an intriguing bat.

Seattle Mariners

The Seattle Mariners are the final team to feature four prospects inside our top 100, but this doesn’t discredit the level of talent inside their list. They boast the best pitching duo anywhere in the minor leagues, and they have two intriguing bats to help supplement those two starters.

Ryan Sloan is the highest-ranking player in their system, as the right-hander has flashed multiple plus offerings everywhere he’s played in the minor leagues. Almost right behind him is Kade Anderson, a 2025 first-rounder who is actively having one of the best minor league pitching seasons in recent memory. As if that wasn’t enough, Lazaro Montes has some of the best power you’ll find anywhere in the minors.

Teams With Three Top-100 Prospects

Athletics

Although they’re represented by just three prospects inside the list, the Athletics have plenty of intriguing talent to keep an eye on. From two first-round picks out of college to a blue-chip prospect landed in the Mason Miller trade last summer, the A’s have a lot to offer.

Their highest-ranking prospect is shortstop Leo De Vries, one of the most gifted hitters at any level of the minor leagues. He plays a strong shortstop and has flashed above-average tools in every facet of his game. In addition to De Vries, the A’s boast two strong newcomers in former first-rounders Drew Burress and Jamie Arnold.

Atlanta Braves

At the top of the Atlanta Braves’ farm system is one of the best player development stories in the minor leagues. Eric Hartman was selected in the 20th round of the 2024 MLB Draft and has since blossomed into a consensus top-30 prospect in baseball, as he’s displayed an electric power-speed combo this year.

In addition to Hartman, the Braves have hit on two of their recent first-round picks with Cam Caminiti and Tate Southisene, who round out their representation on this list. With both players having exciting tools at such a young age, there’s a lot to like about the next generation of Braves baseball.

Chicago Cubs

Few prospects in the minor leagues this season have risen across top 100 boards quite like Josiah Hartshorn, the prized possession of the Cubs’ farm system. At just 19 years old, he’s slugged over 20 homers in his first full pro season and looked electric every step of the way.

Even though the remaining two pieces of their representation on this board are in the back half of the board and on the older side, the Cubs still have a lot to offer here. Kane Kepley and Owen Ayers have both showcased fascinating tool sets this season and could be solid big leaguers in little to no time.

Kansas City Royals

In the time we’ve been ranking prospects at Just Baseball, no DSL prospect has ever ranked as high as Angeibel Gomez before coming stateside, as he’s quickly become the prized possession of the Royals farm system. Already hitting exit velocities decently above 110 this season at just 17 years old, he has the tools to be a future No. 1 prospect in the sport at this pace.

Gomez isn’t the only interesting teenager the Royals have to offer, either. Kendry Chourio has flashed multiple plus pitches at just 18, and Josh Hammond has looked like a great early-career draft pick for the Royals.

Toronto Blue Jays

After they dealt away the best prospect in their organization, Arjun Nimmala, at the trade deadline, it was expected that the Blue Jays’ farm system would take a small step back. However, they still possess plenty of interesting, young talent, and that talent is well represented on our Top 100.

In place of Nimmala, JoJo Parker has looked like the shortstop of the future in Toronto to this point in his pro career, as he’s had a fantastic year between Low-A and High-A. On the other side of the ball, Nolan Perry and Johnny King have flashed above-average stuff consistently this season.

Teams With Two Top-100 Prospects

Boston Red Sox

After adding some more raw juice to his profile this season, Franklin Arias has quickly flown up prospect rankings around the industry. He’s even surpassed Leo De Vries on our Top 100, becoming the No. 2-ranked player in the minors and the best prospect in the Red Sox’s farm. On top of that, Franklin Primera has flashed the tools to be a slugging catcher at the next level.

New York Yankees

At just 21 years old, George Lombard Jr. has stepped into the spotlight in the big leagues, holding his own at shortstop for the New York Yankees and sliding up to the No. 13 spot on our Top 100 list. To match, the Yankees have another first-round middle infielder with exciting tools in their lower minors in Dax Kilby, who has been praised early in his career for his positive batted-ball data.

Chicago White Sox

Few middle-infield duos in the minor leagues can compete with the White Sox after they selected Roch Cholowsky with the first overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft and paired him with Caleb Bonemer. Cholowsky is the highest-ranking prospect from this summer’s draft to be featured on this list, and Bonemer has impressed all season long, as he’s slugged over 30 homers in his age-20 season.

Philadelphia Phillies

The Philadelphia Phillies have built an intriguing duo at the top of their farm system by way of the MLB draft, as Aidan Miller and Gage Wood have become very coveted assets for the club.

Miller has dealt with injuries all season long, but is one of the more toolsy infielders in the sport when healthy. As for Wood, he’s risen the whole way to Double-A in his first season, skipping High-A in the process and finding success regardless.

St. Louis Cardinals

Over the past calendar year, Rainiel Rodriguez has blossomed into one of the brightest young stars in the minor leagues, and it comes as no surprise that he headlines the Cardinals’ farm system as a result. He’s posted a wRC+ over 140 all season long and showcased advanced tools as well. On top of that, Liam Doyle has looked better with every start he makes, meaning this could be an electric battery for years to come in the ‘Lou.

Texas Rangers

As with the Red Sox and Franklin Arias, the Texas Rangers have seen similar development this season from Sebastian Walcott. Since returning from a stint on the injured list, he’s been a huge power threat, which is a very new development for the 20-year-old. On top of that, Caden Scarborough has multiple plus offerings that make him a very fascinating arm.

Teams With One Top-100 Prospect

Arizona Diamondbacks

Despite the D-backs’ only representation on this list coming at the No. 97 spot, Demetrio Cricantes is a well-rounded prospect who projects to be average or better across the board. He’s dealt with injuries but has repeatedly rebounded nicely and is trending in the right direction.

Cincinnati Reds

Few prospects on the Top 100 can impact baseball like Alfredo Duno, as the 20-year-old is filled with an immense amount of power. Earlier this season, he nearly hit a homer 500 feet, and he has routinely posted extremely positive exit velocities all year long.

Houston Astros

Kevin Alvarez was one of the most coveted international signees in recent Astros history, and he’s lived up to the hype early in his career. After a positive showing in the DSL last year, Alvarez began the 2026 season in Low-A, where he’s showcased a polished tool set with a strong approach for his age.

New York Mets

During the Mets’ 2026 trade deadline selloff, they acquired multiple intriguing prospects. The highest-ranking of these players was Jefferson Rojas, who was the return in the Clay Holmes deal. Since being acquired, he’s posted a wRC+ over 130 and become the highest-regarded player in the Mets’ farm system, which was one of the strongest in baseball not long ago.

San Diego Padres

Almost no prospect on this list has battled prospect fatigue quite like Ethan Salas has to this point in his career, but he’s looking like one of the strongest catching prospects in the game with his performance this season. Boasting potential 70-grade defense behind the plate, improved power, and a stronger hit tool, he’s trending closer to the top of this list with every update.