The annual TOP 50 PROSPECTS RANKINGS saw the graduation of OF Jackson Chourio (BREWERS), OF Wyatt Langford (RANGERS), OF Evan Carter (RANGERS), and NL ROY favorite SP Paul Skenes (PIRATES) from the Top 10. There are four holdovers from the Top 10, the top three presently showing their talent in the major leagues. 

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Nationals OF James Wood is #1 in the Midseason Top 25; he has established himself as a daily mainstay in the lineup with his five-star potential. #1 on the annual Top 50, Orioles SS Jackson Holliday is ranked #2; after a slow start in his first cup of tea, the son of former major leaguer Matt Holliday has got off to a hot start in his second go around as he establishes himself as an everyday fixture. Tampa Bay Rays third baseman Junior Caminero finally returns to the majors as he takes advantage to be the everyday player.......... after a season in the minors that was disrupted by trips to the injured list. Rounding out the holdovers from the annual Top 50 is Nationals OF Dylan Crews, who was invited to the Futures Game as part of the Midsummer Classic. 

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Starting at #5, Detroit Tigers pitcher Jackson Jobe makes his way to the picture, who has enhanced his fastball and added a cutter to the arsenal. Last year's Top 10 draft pick, Minnesota Twins OF Walker Jenkins is #6 as he made an impressionable first showing in his first full-season of pro ball. Tampa Bay Rays SS Carson Williams is ranked #7 as he showed his potential to be a combo contributor last season in A ball. Boston Red Sox nation is awaiting for the arrival of SS Marcelo Mayer as he is comes in at #8; he may have just hit a snag dur to a shoulder injury that has shut him down for the season. Another Baltimore Orioles prospect has already got a taste of the majors in 1B/3B Coby Mayo as he has been tearing up Triple-A pitching; he is at #9. Rounding out the Top 10 is another Orioles prospect in C/1B Samuel Basallo, who showed the potential to be a very dangerous hitter. 

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