As we roll out our latest update to the RotoProspects Top 700 Prospect fantasy baseball rankings, let’s dive into the key updates surrounding the top-ranked prospects this week.

Esmerlyn Valdez cracks the Top 100 on a power surge for Pirates

Valdez (pictured above) has quietly turned into one of Pittsburgh’s more exciting breakout bats, and now earns a spot inside the Top 100 overall. In 2025, he posted a .286/.376/.520 slash line, with 26 home runs, 86 RBIs, 25 doubles, and 131 hits over 123 games — walking 56 times against 130 strikeouts.

His second-half surge at Double-A Altoona was especially eye-opening: in August, he hit .311/.407/.522 (six homers, 19 RBIs) and earned Eastern League Player of the Week honors.

In his Arizona Fall League debut, he’s already homered twice in three games with six walks, showing he’s carrying that power into fall play.

Breakout year from Cardinals’ Deniel Ortiz propels him into the Top 200

The Cardinals’ outfield prospect made one of the quietest but most complete leaps of 2025, climbing firmly into the Top 200 after a breakout campaign across two levels. In 320 plate appearances at Low-A Palm Beach, the 20-year-old posted a 145 wRC+ with 10 home runs and 31 stolen bases, then took it up a notch after a promotion to High-A Peoria, where he logged a 169 wRC+ with three homers and eight steals in 130 plate appearances.

There’s legitimate 20/20 potential with plus exit velocities, strong barrel rates, and a great chase rate. His contact skills are still developing but remain playable thanks to his improving plate discipline. Ortiz’s balanced power-speed blend and ability to adjust to advanced pitching make him one of the more underrated breakouts in the Cardinals’ system this year — and a name to circle heading into 2026.

Rays’ Xavier Isaac slips out of the Top 100 after an injury-marred season

Xavier Isaac, once comfortably inside the Top 100, has dropped out of that tier this week—a slide shaped by injury and missed time. Isaac began 2025 back in Double-A Montgomery, but was placed on the injured list in early July and did not return. Before the IL stint, he showed glimpses of his usual raw power, but the break in momentum, limited at-bats, and absence from the final stretch cooled his standing among evaluators.

The Top 30 players in this week’s updated RotoProspects Top 700 Prospect Rankings

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

As we roll out our final regular-season update to the RotoProspects Top 700 Prospect fantasy baseball rankings, let’s dive into the key updates surrounding the top-ranked prospects this week.

Nolan McLean cracks the Top 10 after an electrifying Mets debut

In what may prove to be one of the most meteoric ascents in recent memory, McLean (pictured above) slid into No. 10 overall after an MLB debut that turned heads.

On August 16, he tossed 5⅓ scoreless innings, punched out eight, and surrendered just two hits, earning a win in his first big-league start. He closed the 2025 regular season with a 5-1 record, 2.06 ERA, 57 strikeouts in 48.0 innings, and a 1.04 WHIP. His dominance continued as he became the first Mets starter to begin a career with a sub-1.00 ERA through his first three outings, accumulating 21 Ks in that span.

Before reaching the majors, he was impressive in the minors: 8-5, 2.45 ERA over 113.2 innings, with 127 strikeouts and a 1.13 WHIP.

Carter Jensen moves into the Top 30 after big season and debut with the Royals

Jensen’s ranking now celebrates not just his minor-league surge but also his arrival in the big leagues. During his minor-league season, Jensen’s bat showed advanced patience and pop, splitting time in Double-A and Triple-A and finishing with a robust OPS in his final stop (1.051 over 43 games in AAA).

His MLB debut came on September 3, and he had three multi-hit games in the final month, which included a two-homer game on Sept. 16 against the Mariners. He finished with a .941 OPS in his first 20 MLB games, with 3 HRs and 13 RBIs.

Trey Yesavage breaks into the Top 75 with Blue Jays showing huge confidence in him

Yesavage’s climb into Top 75 is one of the most impressive in recent seasons. Across four minor league levels in 2025, he threw 98.0 innings with a 3.12 ERA, struck out 160 batters, walked just 41, and carried a 0.97 WHIP.

On September 15, he made his MLB debut versus the Rays, striking out 9 over 5 innings while allowing one run on three hits—setting a new Blue Jays franchise record for most strikeouts in a debut. His last outing on Sept. 27 was five scoreless innings with five strikeouts. He was also named the Game 2 starter for Toronto in the ALDS, a signal of trust in his capabilities even in a playoff environment.

Rays’ Ty Johnson jumps into the Top 125 after a breakout season

Johnson’s strong 2025 showed he may be knocking on rotation doors. In Double-A, he logged 110.1 innings with a 2.61 ERA, and showcased a slider that generated impressive whiff numbers. Although he has yet to debut in MLB, evaluators now see him as a near-term rotation piece.

The Top 30 players in this week’s updated RotoProspects Top 700 Prospect Rankings

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

As we roll out our latest update to the RotoProspects Top 700 Prospect fantasy baseball rankings, let’s dive into the key updates surrounding the top-ranked prospects this week.

Pirates phenom Konnor Griffin holding at No. 1 overall, and it’s not even close

In the Pirates organization and across all of baseball, Griffin (pictured above) stands as the No. 1 prospect. The ninth overall pick in the 2024 draft delivered a season for the ages, reaching Double-A at just 19 years old and slashing .333/.415/.527 with a .942 OPS. He smashed 21 home runs with 94 RBI and 65 stolen bases. His blend of power, speed, and advanced hitting already draws comparisons rare for a player this age, and his performance has cemented him as one of the most exciting prospects in years within the Pirates’ system and the game as a whole. He could easily make his MLB debut next season.

Marlins’ Robby Snelling nearing the Top 30 after strong finish in Triple-A

Since being acquired by the Marlins in the 2024 deal that sent Tanner Scott to San Diego, Snelling has developed into one of the premier young arms in the minors. The 21-year-old lefty reunited with pitching coach Rob Marcello in Jacksonville this summer and immediately took off, posting a 2.51 ERA with 166 strikeouts across 136 innings between Double-A and Triple-A. Since his July 10 promotion, Snelling has led Triple-A with a 1.27 ERA and 81 strikeouts, showing improved life on his 94–98 mph fastball, a sharper curveball, and a more refined changeup to neutralize righties. A former BA Minor League Pitcher of the Year, Snelling now looks the part of a future front-line starter in Miami’s rotation.

Carter Jensen moves up to No. 35 after impressive Royals debut

Jensen continues to impress for Kansas City. In a recent game, he recorded three doubles—making him just the second Royals rookie ever to post that many doubles within his first dozen big league games. He smacked his first two home runs in a 3-for-4 effort on Sept. 16 against Seattle. Jensen’s mix of contact, patience, and emerging power gives him momentum to settle in at No. 35 this week.

Connelly Early cracks the Top 40 after dazzling Red Sox debut

Early’s leap is real. In his MLB debut for Boston on Sept. 9, he fired five scoreless innings and struck out 11 in a 6-0 win over the A’s, tying a Red Sox debut strikeout record. He arrived in the bigs after going 10–3 with a 2.60 ERA and 132 strikeouts (18 starts) between Double-A and Triple-A. Given his performance (22-3 K-BB, 1.88 ERA in his first 14.1 MLB innings) and pedigree, he moves up to No. 37.

Zach Cole moves into the Top 75 as he holds down a job with the Astros

Cole’s arrival has been memorable. On Sept 13, he homered on the first pitch he saw in his MLB debut and finished 3-for-4 with four RBIs in Houston’s 11–3 rout of Atlanta. In Triple-A, he hit .353/.459/.745 in 15 games before the call-up and was named the Astros’ Minor League Player of the Year. That production plus his overall performance in his first 12 games pushes him up to No. 73.

The Top 30 players in this week’s updated RotoProspects Top 700 Prospect Rankings

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

As we roll out our latest update to the RotoProspects Top 700 Prospect fantasy baseball rankings, let’s dive into the key updates surrounding the top-ranked prospects this week.

Zach Cole jumps up to No. 89 after his stellar Astros debut

Cole’s rise has been lunar of late—and his major-league debut this past weekend pushed him even further up the rankings. The 25-year-old (pictured above) was promoted by the Astros on September 12 after a blistering stretch at Triple-A Sugar Land, where he slashed .353/.459/.745 with five home runs and 16 RBIs in 15 games. In his first MLB game, Cole made it count. He smacked a two-run home run on the first pitch he saw and finished 3-for-4 with 4 RBIs, setting an Astros franchise record for most RBIs in a debut. He followed that up with more clutch moments: in a game vs. the Rangers, he belted a go-ahead two-run homer and added an RBI single, demonstrating poise beyond a rookie’s first week. Also this week, Cole was named Astros’ Minor League Player of the Year, an accolade that recognizes not just his hot streak but the way he’s translated it immediately in the Majors.

Marlins’ Robby Snelling moves up to No. 35 after another dominant outing

The Marlins’ left-handed starter is proving hard to ignore. On September 18, he struck out seven over five scoreless innings for Triple-A Jacksonville, continuing his stretch of dominance. Over his last several starts, Snelling has posted repeatedly strong numbers — solid command, weak contact, and double-digit strikeouts — making a case that he’s ready to be considered among the upper echelon of minor-league hurlers. His pedigree, age, and consistency now push him into No. 35 overall in this week’s rankings.

Royals’ Carter Jensen moves up to No. 40 after his impressive MLB debut

The Royals catcher prospect continues to write his own story. Jensen made his MLB debut September 2 as rosters expanded and wasted no time showing why he’s more than just a filler call-up. In limited action so far, he’s collected his first Major League hit—an RBI double off Thomas Hatch on September 6. Then, in a game on Sept. 16, he went 3-for-4 with two home runs against Seattle, including some of the hardest contact you’ll see all week. That display of power, paired with his catching work and his patience at the plate, pushes Jensen up into No. 40 overall this week.

Connelly Early cracks the Top 50 with his role solidified with the Red Sox

Boston’s rookie lefty is earning his place in the Top 50. Early’s recent rise is built on a minor-league track record of strikeouts, composure, and maturity. His electric MLB debut only accelerated the climb. Between polished starts in Triple-A, plus a 5-inning, 11-strikeout debut in the bigs, he’s now viewed not just as a prospect with promise but as someone who could stick in a Major League rotation.

The Top 30 players in this week’s updated RotoProspects Top 700 Prospect Rankings

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

Welcome to the 25th installment of our Weekly Hot Prospects Report ranking the top minor-league performances from the week of September 8-14. We’re back with this week’s top performers making waves across the minors—and this week’s trio at the top is stacked with thunderous bats and rising stars knocking on the MLB door.

Fantasy baseball owners, take note. CLICK HERE to check out the full list, with ETAs and updated statistics (subscription required).

A quick look at the Top Three

1. Clark Elliott, OF, A’s (High-A, age 24)

Clark Elliott grabbed Texas League Player of the Week honors after a spectacular showing in Amarillo from September 9-14. He went 11-for-25 (.440) across six games—recording hits in all six—with five home runs, four doubles, and 11 RBIs. The five homers came in his final four games, including a clutch five-RBI performance in the Sunday finale. This stretch helped power the RockHounds into their playoff run. His recent surge has helped erase earlier-season cold patches, particularly against better arms. Elliott’s bat is turning into one of the more intriguing power-tools in the Athletics system as the postseason approaches.
Week stats: 1.683 OPS, 5 HR, 11 RBI, 1 SB, 11-for-25, 3 BB, 5 SO

2. Leo De Vries, SS, A’s (AA, age 18)

De Vries is showing why he’s considered one of the most exciting young talents in all of baseball. He kicked off the week with a multi-home run game in Double-A Midland: 3 hits, 2 HR, 4 RBIs, continuing a strong streak. Recent articles note that since his trade from the Padres, De Vries has climbed levels quickly—earning promotion to AA after only a short stint at High-A, thanks to his bat speed, feel, and a burgeoning power/speed profile despite being significantly younger than most of his opponents.
Week stats: 1.217 OPS, 4 HR, 10 RBI, 9-for-29, 1 BB, 4 SO

3. Joshua Baez, OF, Cardinals (AA, age 22)

Josh Baez rounded out the top three with another hot week of production, homering in back-to-back games and continuing to show much better contact than earlier in the season. He’s slashing .311/.397/.689 since his promotion to Double-A Springfield over 18 games, with six homers in that stretch. Baez has historically been a raw power/speed profile with high strikeout rates; what’s grabbed attention lately is the year-over-year drop in strikeouts, more walks, and more consistent extra-base hits. That gives fantasy owners reason to believe he’s rounding into a more complete hitter.
Week stats: 1.465 OPS, 3 HR, 6 RBI, 3 SB, 7-for-17, 2 BB, 2 SO

Other Notable Performances

• Will Watson, SP, Mets (AA, age 22) – One of the sharpest pitching weeks in the minors: 9.2 IP, 0 ER, 14 Ks. Scouts continue to rave about his command and fastball/slider combo that’s playing up against advanced hitters.
• Reed Trimble, OF, Orioles (AAA, age 22) – Posted a 1.295 OPS with three home runs and two stolen bases, showing that his speed/power blend is maturing at the upper levels.
• Blake Money, SP, Orioles (AA, age 23) – Another O’s arm making noise: 7 scoreless innings, 10 K, 0 BB this week. His rise mirrors the organization’s ability to turn mid-round pitching prospects into legit big-league contributors.
• Kevin McGonigle, 2B/SS, Tigers (AA, age 20) – Continues to look advanced for his age, logging a 1.159 OPS with two homers. His approach at the plate is already being praised as MLB-ready.

The Top 10 in the Weekly Hot Prospects Report

From dominant arms to scorching-hot bats, here are the Top 10 prospects below who turned heads and boosted their stock. CLICK HERE to check out the full list, with ETAs and updated statistics (subscription required).

As we roll out our latest update to the RotoProspects Top 700 Prospect fantasy baseball rankings, let’s dive into the key updates surrounding the top-ranked prospects this week.

Connelly Early skyrockets to No. 78 after electric MLB debut for Red Sox

Early (pictured above) delivered a debut for the ages, earning his call-up with Boston and then firing 5 scoreless innings with 11 strikeouts against the Athletics in his very first MLB start. He used a five-pitch mix (fastball, sinker, slider, curveball, changeup), induced 19 swings and misses, and showed poise in tight spots — working out of traffic in the third, fourth, and fifth innings without losing control. Drafted in the fifth round out of Virginia in 2023, Early came up from Triple-A Worcester after Dustin May was placed on the injured list. He arrived already riding strong minor league numbers — a 10-3 record with a 2.60 ERA over 100.1 combined innings in Double-A Portland and Triple-A Worcester, with 132 strikeouts.

Zach Cole called up to the Astros, climbing up near the Top 150

The Astros officially selected Cole’s contract Sept. 12, marking his MLB debut after tearing it up in Triple-A Sugar Land. Over his first 15 games at that level, Cole slashed .353/.459/.745 with five home runs and has shown a power-speed mix that’s rare for a college-draftee left fielder. He has just been named the Pacific Coast League Player of the Week for the week after going 8-for-21 with two doubles, a triple, two home runs, 10 RBI, three runs scored, six walks and a stolen base. Prior to Triple-A, he owned a strong showing at Double-A Corpus Christi, hitting .267 with an .868 OPS over 82 games. The call-up not only cements his rise up the rankings but gives Houston another bat and speed element—Cole has played all three outfield spots—just as the team contends with offensive struggles.

Aidan Miller pushes into the Top 50 as the Phillies move him up to Triple-A

Miller is riding one of the hottest streaks in the minors and his numbers have pushed him well into Top 50 consideration. The Phillies’ 2023 first-rounder slashed .348/.454/.629 in August at Double-A, including 4 home runs and 13 stolen bases. He’s also just been promoted to Triple-A Lehigh Valley after turning heads with his plate discipline (walk rate near 15%) and his ability to carry both power and speed. With that surge, Miller is now firmly among the elite shortstop/third base prospects in the system.

Yankees’ Elmer Rodriguez-Cruz continues stellar season, soars up to No. 109

The Yankees right-hander is making a strong case to crack the Top 100. In his last two starts, he struck out 16 batters over 11 scoreless innings, hauling in Eastern League Pitcher of the Week honors. He’s now leading all of Yankees’ MiLB pitching in innings (140), is among the top in wins, and owns a 2.38 ERA with a 1.04 WHIP for the season. With dominant strikeout numbers (166, most in MiLB), plus his recent hot stretch, he jumps up near the Top 100 range.

Dax Kilby‘s debut for Yankees following the draft skyrockets him into the Top 200

The Yankees’ prep shortstop is off to an impressive start in his first pro season after being drafted 39th overall this year. In 18 games for Single-A Tampa, he’s hit .353/.457/.441, is 16-for-17 in stolen base attempts, walked at a 16% rate, and struck out just 13.6% of his plate appearances. Despite facing pitchers several years older, his bat strength metrics are flying: exit velocities in the 90th percentile above 105 mph, showing above-average raw power potential. For a freshly drafted prep player, that’s rare polish, and it earns him a firm spot inside the Top 200 already.

The Top 30 players in this week’s updated RotoProspects Top 700 Prospect Rankings

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

Welcome to the 24th installment of our Weekly Hot Prospects Report ranking the top minor-league performances from the week of September 1-7. We’re back with this week’s top performers making waves across the minors—and this week’s trio at the top is stacked with thunderous bats and rising stars knocking on the MLB door.

Fantasy baseball owners, take note. CLICK HERE to check out the full list, with ETAs and updated statistics (subscription required).

A quick look at the Top Three

1. Travis Bazzana, 2B, Guardians (AAA, age 22)

Cleveland’s top prospect continues to light it up in Triple-A. Bazzana homered four times in four games—including a walk-off two-run shot on Sept. 4—and raised his OPS to a team-best .916 at Columbus. His latest bomb capped a dominant 3-for-4 performance complete with two walks, underlining his advanced power and timing.
Week Stats: 1.481 OPS, 4 HR, 8 RBI, 9-for-23, 4 BB, 5 SO

2. Elmer Rodriguez-Cruz, SP, Yankees (AA, age 21)

Rodriguez-Cruz (pictured above) is on an absolute tear since his promotion to Double-A, posting a 2.56 ERA with a 67-17 K-BB in ten starts. In back-to-back outings against a powerful Binghamton lineup, the Yankees’ No. 5 prospect delivered 13 shutout innings with 15 strikeouts—outlasting his opponent Jonah Tong in both quality and length. His electric delivery, including a fastball touching the upper-90s, is generating buzz as one of New York’s most promising arms.
Week Stats: 0.00 ERA, 0.45 WHIP, 16–2 K–BB, 11 IP, 3 H

3. Robby Snelling, SP, Marlins (AAA, age 21)

Snelling continues to make a strong case for promotion with yet another dominant start. He threw seven quality innings, despite Toronto winning, posting a 1.29 ERA, 1.00 WHIP, zero walks, and an impressive 13 strikeouts—his most ever in a single outing. He’s now delivered seven consecutive quality starts dating back to July 26. Since his promotion to Triple-A on July 10, he boasts a 1.37 ERA and 1.03 WHIP with a 67-13 K-BB over 52.2 innings.
Week Stats: 1.29 ERA, 1.00 WHIP, 13–0 K–BB, 7 IP, 7 H

Other Noteworthy Performers

• Riley Gowens (White Sox, High-A): Pitched 11 shutout innings across two starts with a 0.82 ERA and 15–2 K–BB.
• Alfredo Duno (Reds, Single-A): The 18-year-old catcher mashed 1.710 OPS, including 3 HRs and 5 RBIs in limited at-bats.
• Kemp Alderman (Marlins, AAA): Slugged a 1.268 OPS with 4 HR and 8 RBIs in 8-for-24 effort.

The Top 15 in the Weekly Hot Prospects Report

From dominant arms to scorching-hot bats, here are the Top 15 prospects below who turned heads and boosted their stock. CLICK HERE to check out the full list, with ETAs and updated statistics (subscription required).

As we roll out our latest update to the RotoProspects Top 700 Prospect fantasy baseball rankings, let’s dive into the key updates surrounding the top-ranked prospects this week.

Marlins rookie Jakob Marsee skyrockets into the Top 50

Marsee (pictured above) continues to turn heads in Miami. He was named National League Rookie of the Month for August, slashing an eye-popping .352/.430/.629 with 25 RBIs in 30 games. His August highlight? A record-tying, 7-RBI performance against Cleveland, featuring two homers—his first multi-homer game—and a timely two-run double. Marsee became just the third player since 2000 to register 29+ hits and 24+ RBIs in his first 25 career games, joining elite company like Yordan Alvarez and Albert Pujols. Now firmly inside the Top 50, this Miami rookie is announcing his arrival in highlight fashion.

More Marlins magic: Thomas White jumps into the Top 25

The Marlins’ top southpaw continues to dazzle, even after a promotion to Double-A on June 20. White has lit up August with an electric stat line: 5 starts, 25.1 innings, 42 strikeouts, just 1.07 ERA, and a stingy .174 opponents’ average. He has given up just one run in his past four starts and had ten strikeouts over five no-hit innings on August 30. That dominance earns him a spot inside the Top 25 overall.

Even More Marlins! Robby Snelling approaching the Top 50… and maybe the big leagues?

Snelling’s dominance at Triple-A keeps accelerating. On September 3, he fired his first career complete-game, striking out 13 batters—the most in a single game by a Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp since 2019. He capped August with International League Pitcher of the Month honors, posting a sparkling 0.90 ERA, 38 Ks, and just 3 earned runs across 30 innings.

Charlie Condon — Joins the Top 50 with a stellar August performance

Colorado’s standout prospect is lighting up Double-A Hartford. After a sluggish July, Condon has rediscovered his power in August, crushing eight home runs since the beginning of August, including a stretch of four homers across three games. He even notched three three-hit games and nine multi-hit games during that run, reestablishing the swing that made him the third overall pick last year.

Reds catcher Alfredo Duno cracks the Top 100

Cincinnati’s rising backstop has entered the Top 100. The 19-year-old catcher is turning heads with his advanced plate discipline and power potential. He recently completed a 39-game on-base streak, boasts a .407 OBP for the season, and has doubled his homers from last year. He was one of two Reds prospects to play in the All-Star Futures Game, and was just named Florida State League Player of the Month, slashing.338/.490/.700 with 8 doubles, 7 home runs, 25 RBI, 24 walks and 21 runs scored.

The Top 30 players in this week’s updated RotoProspects Top 700 Prospect Rankings

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

Welcome to the 23rd installment of our Weekly Hot Prospects Report ranking the top minor-league performances from the week of August 25-31. We’re back with this week’s top performers making waves across the minors—and this week’s trio at the top is stacked with thunderous bats and rising stars knocking on the MLB door.

Fantasy baseball owners, take note. CLICK HERE to check out the full list, with ETAs and updated statistics (subscription required).

A quick look at the Top Three

1. Gavin Cross, OF, Royals (AA, age 24)

Cross earned Texas League Player of the Week honors after going 11-for-29 (.379) with three homers, three doubles, a triple, seven RBIs, and eight runs scored. This performance extended an 11-game hitting streak and marks yet another proof of his second-half surge; over the past two months, he’s slashing .301 with eight homers, 27 RBIs, and 16 stolen bases in Double-A.
Week stats: 1.331 OPS, 3 2B, 2 3B, 3 HR, 7 RBI, 2 SB, 11-for-29

2. Konnor Griffin (pictured above), OF/SS, Pirates (AA, age 19)

Griffin’s early Double-A performance continues to impress. In his second week with Altoona, he mashed three home runs and earned a multi-hit, seven-RBI game, pushing his slash line to an eye-popping .318/.385/.545. Reports say he’s building a case for a potential 2026 Opening Day roster spot—a rare trajectory for a 19-year-old.
Week stats: 1.206 OPS, 3 HR, 12 RBI, 1 SB, 8-for-23, 2 BB, 3 SO

3. Gabriel Rincones Jr., OF, Phillies (AAA, age 24)

Rincones Jr. turned heads with another power show in Triple-A, delivering a two-homer game that notably included his fourth round-tripper in just three games. This burst of power comes as he continues to regain his form post-injury and build trade value.
Week stats: 1.688 OPS, 4 HR, 10 RBI, 1 SB, 9-for-19, 4 BB, 2 SO

The Top 15 in the Weekly Hot Prospects Report

From dominant arms to scorching-hot bats, here are the Top 15 prospects below who turned heads and boosted their stock. CLICK HERE to check out the full list, with ETAs and updated statistics (subscription required).