This is a site where I analyze minor league baseball prospects. Just click the MiLB Prospects tab to see the players.
What do I use in my analysis? In general, I take the player population in question, and simply divide it into quartiles. The top 25% are Excellent, the next 25% are Good, etc.
It’s not quite that simple. I eliminate older prospects, and I usually eliminate players so bad there is no owner in any of my leagues who would ever consider picking that player. Then I divide the remainder into quartiles.
For this web site, I took the 100 “best” batters/pitchers from each of the AAA, AA and High-A leagues in 2019, aggregated the lists, eliminated those 26 and older, and those at the extremes, and wound up with about 800 names each (batters and pitchers). Each category contains roughly 200 players.
Batters
Pitchers
Sources of Information
Where I get most of the raw baseball statistics.
Where I get split charts and spray charts.
Where I get trend charts.
Where I get pitch charts
Most Recent Players
- Humberto Mejía, RHP, MIANot a top prospect, and has never pitched above High-A ball, but the Marlins need an arm, and here comes Humberto Mejía to start for them at least once.
- Dustin May, RHP, LADIn honor of his great start this year, let’s see where Dustin May came from. You don’t need me to tell you he was a great prospect, but I’m going to tell you that anyway.
- Luis Patiño, RHP, SDLuis is on the San Diego 60-man roster, so what do the Padres have in him?