We update our fantasy baseball Top 700 Prospect Rankings regularly in the offseason, and we keep track of the prospects who are rising the quickest to let fantasy baseball owners know about some prospects who are gaining momentum before you even hear about them elsewhere. This list comes out in tandem with the updated Top 700 list.

Here’s the Top 10 players on this week’s list. The entire list, which includes the player’s major-league ETA, number of spots moved up and current new position in the Top 700, can be found HERE (subscription required).

Here’s the Top 25 players in the updated RotoProspects Dynasty Rankings. 

The Top 100 can be found HERE (no subscription required). For the complete list, CLICK HERE (subscription required).

Here’s the Top 25 players in this week’s updated RotoProspects Top 700 Rankings. 

The Top 100 can be found HERE (no subscription required). For the complete list, CLICK HERE (subscription required).

RotoProspects.com releases it’s team-by-team prospect rankings breakdown of the end-of-season Top 700, continuing with the NL East teams (Atlanta, Miami, New York, Philadelphia and Washington).

Atlanta Braves

Drake Baldwin takes the top spot for the Braves, who have 18 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Baldwin hit .276 with 17 home runs and 88 RBIs in 124 games in 2024, reaching Triple-A. Rounding out the Top 5 Braves are: AJ Smith-Shawver, Hurston Waldrep, Drue Hackenberg and Cam Caminiti. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

Miami Marlins

Thomas White takes the top spot for the Marlins, who have 24 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. White had a 2.81 ERA with 120 strikeouts in 96 innings across Low-A and High-A. Rounding out the Top 5 Marlins are: Agustin Ramirez, Robby Snelling, Noble Meyer and Deyvison De Los Santos. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

New York Mets

Jett Williams takes the top spot for the Mets, who have 24 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Williams played in 11 games in April before injuring himself, but returned in August and struggled to hit .215 with five stolen bases in 121 at-bats. Rounding out the Top 5 Mets are: Ronny Mauricio, Brandon Sproat, Jonah Tong and Drew Gilbert. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

Philadelphia Phillies

Andrew Painter takes the top spot for the Phillies, who have 22 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Painter has now missed two seasons with his arm injury, but has made an impressive showing in the Arizona Fall League. Rounding out the Top 5 Phillies are: Aidan Miller, Justin Crawford, Moises Chase and Eduardo Tait. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

Washington Nationals

Dylan Crews (pictured above) takes the top spot for the Nats, who have 22 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Crews made his major-league debut in late August and hit three home runs and was 12-for-15 in stolen bases in 31 MLB games. Rounding out the Top 5 Nats are: Brady House, Travis Sykora, Jarlin Susana and Seaver King. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

RotoProspects.com releases it’s team-by-team prospect rankings breakdown of the end-of-season Top 700, continuing with the AL West teams (Houston, Los Angeles, Oakland, Seattle and Texas).

Houston Astros

Jacob Melton takes the top spot for the Astros, who have 16 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Melton hit 15 home runs and had 30 stolen bases across Double-A and Triple-A. Rounding out the Top 5 Astros are: Luis Baez, Brice Matthews, Zach Dezenzo and Shay Whitcomb. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

Los Angeles Angels

Christian Moore takes the top spot for the Angels, who have 13 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Moore hit .347/.400/.584 with 6 home runs in his first 25 pro games after being drafted eighth overall in the 2024 MLB Draft. Rounding out the Top 5 Angels are: Caden Dana, George Klassen, Matthew Lugo and Sam Aldegheri. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

Oakland Athletics

Nick Kurtz takes the top spot for the A’s, who have 21 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Kurtz was chosen fourth overall in the 2024 MLB Draft and crushed four home runs with a 1.283 OPS in his first 12 pro games before injuring his ankle. Rounding out the Top 5 A’s are: Colby Thomas, Jacob Wilson, Henry Bolte and Max Muncy. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

Seattle Mariners

Lazaro Montes takes the top spot for the Mariners, who have 18 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Montes hit .288 with 21 home runs and 105 RBIs across Low-A and High-A in 2024. Rounding out the Top 5 Mariners are: Colt Emerson, Felnin Celesten, Logan Evans and Michael Arroyo. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

Texas Rangers

Sebastian Walcott (pictured above) takes the top spot for the Rangers, who have 28 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Walcott hit 11 home runs and had 27 stolen bases in 121 games after the 18-year-old made his debut last season. Rounding out the Top 5 Rangers are: Kumar Rocker, Alejandro Rosario, Emiliano Teodo and Jack Leiter. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

RotoProspects.com releases it’s team-by-team prospect rankings breakdown of the end-of-season Top 700, continuing with the AL Central teams (Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Kansas City and Minnesota).

Chicago White Sox

Noah Schultz takes the top spot for the White Sox, who have 24 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Schultz had a 2.24 ERA, 0.98 WHIP and 115 strikeouts in 88.1 innings at High-A and Double-A. Rounding out the Top 5 White Sox are: Hagen Smith, Colson Montgomery, Edgar Quero and Jeral Perez. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

Cleveland Guardians

Travis Bazzana takes the top spot for the Guardians, who have 30 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Bazzana was the top overall pick in the 2024 MLB Draft out of Oregon State and hit three home runs and had five stolen bases in 27 games at High-A. Rounding out the Top 5 Guardians are: Chase DeLauter, Angel Genao, Jaison Chourio and Ralphy Velazquez. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

Detroit Tigers

Jackson Jobe (pictured above) takes the top spot for the Tigers, who have 23 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Jobe had a 2.36 ERA across three levels in the minors and made his MLB debut on September 25, pitching out of the bullpen. Rounding out the Top 5 Tigers are: Max Clark, Kevin McGonigle, Bryce Rainer and Jace Jung. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

Kansas City Royals

Jac Caglianone takes the top spot for the Royals, who have 20 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Caglianone was the sixth overall pick in the 2024 MLB Draft out of the University of Florida and had 12 extra-base hits in his first 29 minor-league games. Rounding out the Top 5 Royals are: Carter Jensen, Blake Mitchell, Austin Charles and Steven Zobac. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

Minnesota Twins

Walker Jenkins takes the top spot for the Twins, who have 27 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Jenkins missed all of April and May with injury, but did hit .282 with xx extra-base hits and 17 stolen bases in 82 games. He finished the season by appearing in six Double-A games. Rounding out the Top 5 Twins are: Emmanuel Rodriguez, Luke Keaschall, Zebby Matthews and Kaelen Culpepper. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

RotoProspects.com releases it’s team-by-team prospect rankings breakdown of the end-of-season Top 700, beginning with the AL East teams (Boston, Baltimore, New York, Tampa Bay and Toronto).

Baltimore Orioles

Coby Mayo tops the list for the Orioles, who have 26 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Mayo put up a .964 OPS with 25 HRs in 93 games in the minors and went just 4-for-41 in 17 MLB games. Rounding out the Top 5 Orioles are: Samuel Basallo, Heston Kjerstad, Dylan Beavers and Vance Honeycutt. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

Boston Red Sox

Braden Montgomery takes the top spot for the Red Sox, who have 24 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Montgomery will not debut in the Red Sox system until 2025 after he was taken 12th overall in the 2024 MLB Draft. Rounding out the Top 5 Red Sox are: Marcelo Mayer, Kyle Teel, Franklin Arias and Yoeilin Cespedes. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

New York Yankees

Jasson Dominguez (pictured above) takes the top spot for the Yankees, who have 28 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Dominguez made his MLB season debut in early September and hit two home runs and stole five bases in just 56 ABs. Rounding out the Top 5 Yankees are: Spencer Jones, George Lombard Jr., Will Warren and Roderick Arias. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

Tampa Bay Rays

Xavier Isaac takes the top spot for the Rays, who have an impressive 33 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Isaac crushed 18 home runs and added 15 steals in 367 ABs across High-A and Double-A. Rounding out the Top 5 Rays are: Carson Williams, Braden Taylor, Theo Gillen and Gary Gill Hill. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

Toronto Blue Jays

Orelvis Martinez takes the top spot for the Blue Jays, who have 21 players in the end-of-season Top 700 Prospect Rankings. Martinez served an 80-game suspension for banned substances in 2024 and ended up hitting .267/.346/.523 with 17 home runs in 281 at-bats. Rounding out the Top 5 Blue Jays are: Arjun Nimmala, Trey Yesavage, Ricky Tiedemann and Jonatan Clase. CLICK HERE FOR THE ENITRE LIST (subscription required)

We update our fantasy baseball Top 700 Prospect Rankings every week (even during the offseason), and we keep track of the prospects who are rising the quickest to let fantasy baseball owners know about some prospects who are gaining momentum before you even hear about them elsewhere. This list will come out every week in tandem with the Top 700 list.

Here’s the Top 10 players on this week’s list. The entire list, which includes the player’s major-league ETA, number of spots moved up and current new position in the Top 700, can be found HERE (subscription required).

Here’s the Top 25 players in the updated end-of-season RotoProspects Top 700 Rankings. 

The Top 100 can be found HERE (no subscription required). For the complete list, CLICK HERE (subscription required).