Top 60 Deep Dynasty Prospects By ADP
It’s Prospect Week at FanGraphs, the most exciting “week” outside of the one dedicated for sharks. I’ll have a chat at 4:00pm ET where we can talk all about prospects for fantasy purposes. In the mean time, let’s lay out some food for thought courtesy of the Dynasty ADP Project.
Please note: my standard for “prospect” may be slightly inconsistently applied. I didn’t bother to confirm rookie eligibility for all players with minimal major league experience. I just eyeballed the list. I might have incorrectly included or excluded a name. Feel free to call me out.
Rank | Player | Avg Rank | Ovr Rank |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Guerrero Jr., Vladimir | 13 | 15 |
2 | Jimenez, Eloy | 34.25 | 35 |
3 | Robles, Victor | 54.75 | 51 |
4 | Franco, Wander | 60.67 | 56 |
5 | Tatis Jr., Fernando | 61.75 | 60 |
6 | Tucker, Kyle | 71 | 65 |
7 | Senzel, Nick | 89.25 | 80 |
8 | Bichette, Bo | 90.5 | 82 |
9 | Lewis, Royce | 94 | 88 |
10 | Whitley, Forrest | 99.75 | 97 |
11 | Reyes, Alex | 105.5 | 103 |
12 | Rodgers, Brendan | 109.75 | 107 |
13 | Hiura, Keston | 118.75 | 114 |
14 | Adell, Jo | 120 | 117 |
15 | Luzardo, Jesus | 128.25 | 121 |
16 | Honeywell, Brent | 134 | 122 |
17 | Kieboom, Carter | 147 | 131 |
18 | Alonso, Peter | 147.75 | 133 |
19 | Alvarez, Yordan | 148.75 | 136 |
20 | Trammell, Taylor | 149.5 | 138 |
21 | Meadows, Austin | 155 | 144 |
22 | Kirilloff, Alex | 160 | 148 |
23 | Soroka, Mike | 165.25 | 154 |
24 | Urias, Luis | 169.5 | 156 |
25 | Kopech, Michael | 185 | 169 |
26 | Brujan, Vidal | 185.33 | 170 |
27 | Mejia, Francisco | 187.25 | 173 |
28 | O’Neill, Tyler | 188.5 | 175 |
29 | Calhoun, Willie | 191.75 | 179 |
30 | Sanchez, Sixto | 195.75 | 182 |
31 | Puk, A.J. | 201.5 | 188 |
32 | Valera, George | 205.33 | 192 |
33 | Bauers, Jake | 207.75 | 198 |
34 | Robert, Luis | 207.75 | 199 |
35 | Verdugo, Alex | 214.75 | 207 |
36 | Mize, Casey | 214.75 | 208 |
37 | Keller, Mitch | 215 | 209 |
38 | Riley, Austin | 215.5 | 211 |
39 | Gore, MacKenzie | 225.25 | 219 |
40 | Toussaint, Touki | 226 | 220 |
41 | Hampson, Garrett | 233.5 | 230 |
42 | Jansen, Danny | 237.25 | 234 |
43 | Sanchez, Jesus | 249.5 | 247 |
44 | Cease, Dylan | 252.5 | 250 |
45 | McKay, Brendan | 257 | 253 |
46 | Gimenez, Andres | 258.75 | 255 |
47 | Paddack, Chris | 268.25 | 265 |
48 | Lowe, Brandon | 272.67 | 274 |
49 | India, Jonathan | 273.25 | 277 |
50 | Pache, Cristian | 276.5 | 281 |
51 | Gorman, Nolan | 277.5 | 282 |
52 | Mesa, Victor Victor | 278 | 283 |
53 | Stewart, Christin | 283.25 | 284 |
54 | Greene, Hunter | 286.5 | 287 |
55 | Hayes, Ke’Bryan | 297.75 | 298 |
56 | Lowe, Nate | 302 | 301 |
57 | Bart, Joey | 302.75 | 302 |
58 | Anderson, Ian | 303.5 | 303 |
59 | Madrigal, Nick | 304.75 | 305 |
60 | Wright, Kyle | 305.25 | 306 |
61 | Edwards, Xavier | 305.67 | 308 |
62 | Sheffield, Justus | 307 | 310 |
There appear to be a few areas where prospects clump together. You can think of these as tiers. What stands out to me is that with the exception of Vladito and possibly a few others, there isn’t a lot of difference in (my) perceived value between the early prospect picks and the guys around pick 300.
What do you think? Let’s chat about it here and at 4:00pm.
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No Cease?
Gah, I somehow skipped McKay and Cease between Sanchez and Gimenez.