Dodgers composite Top 10 prospects for 2020

Michael Busch (Photo: Cody Bashore)

I know we’re all missing baseball a lot right now, so this is about the best I can offer right now. This is what the Dodgers Top 10 Prospects looks like from those who do the annual rankings.

Before we get to the others, here’s my Top 10 Dodger prospects from the Top 100 series.

  1. Gavin Lux
  2. Dustin May
  3. Josiah Gray
  4. Tony Gonsolin
  5. Miguel Vargas
  6. Keibert Ruiz
  7. Brusdar Graterol
  8. Diego Cartaya
  9. Kody Hoese
  10. Michael Busch

You can see the full Top 100 list here.

Composite Dodgers Top 10 Prospects

PlayerBABPESPNFGFDLawMLBPLAvg
Lux111111111
May222222222
Gray643333353.75
Ruiz464556444.75
Graterol3356610535.125
Gonsolin579444685.875
Cartaya786775997.25
Busch91171087878.375
Hoese89109912768.75
Vargas2151111139151712.75

NR = Not ranked
Editor’s Note: BA = Baseball America, BP = Baseball Prospectus, FG = FanGraphs, FD = Future Dodgers, ESPN = Kiley McDaniel, Law = The Athletic, MLB = MLB Pipeline, PL = Prospects Live

Just Missed (In Order): Luis Rodriguez, Andy Pages, Mitchell White, Dennis Santana, Gerardo Carrillo.

Of the just missed guys, Pages was the only one to get two Top 10 nods. He checked in at No. 8 on both the ESPN and FanGraphs lists. White was No. 8 on Law’s list and Omar Estevez was No. 10 on Future Dodgers’ list.

The composite Top 10 looks pretty solid. The top two are undisputed and unanimous, while Gray garnered the most looks at No. 3. Ruiz, despite a down year, still had enough juice to get the fourth spot. Graterol and Gonsolin were neck-and-neck for five and six. Cartaya, who could be near the top before too long, made a nice jump from last year. Busch edged out Hoese in a battle of 2019 1st-rounders, while my boy Mr. Vargas rounded out the Top 10.

Here were some individual rankings that caught my eye:

  • Gray No. 6 by BA
  • Cartaya No. 5, Graterol No. 10 by Law
  • Vargas No. 5 by BP
  • Rodriguez No. 10 by BA and Pipeline
  • Carrillo No. 10 by BP

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Overall, the farm system is still in good shape. Depending on how service time works out for 2020, some of these guys could return to the list next year as well. If not, there should still be enough quality prospects to take the spots of guys like Lux, May, Graterol and Gonsolin.

About Dustin Nosler

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Dustin Nosler began writing about the Dodgers in July 2009 on his blog, Feelin' Kinda Blue, and co-hosted a weekly podcast with Jared Massey called Dugout Blues. He was a contributor/editor at The Hardball Times and True Blue LA. He graduated from California State University, Sacramento with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a minor in digital media. While at CSUS, he worked for the student-run newspaper The State Hornet for three years, culminating with a one-year term as editor-in-chief. He resides in Stockton, California.