2023 MLB Draft Rankings: 51-500

That is right! I have expanded my ranking from 400 to 500 this year. Why? The answer is simple: I finished my 400, looked at the names of guys that didn’t make the list, and couldn’t cut it off there so I expanded to 500. Even now there are very talented players who did not make the list like RJ Schreck at Vanderbilt, Walker Martin’s teammate at Eaton HS in Colorado, Tate Smith, and one of the Witherspoon twins at Northwest Florida State, Malachi (his brother Kyson did make the cut). This just goes to show how deep this year’s draft is especially at the end of day two and into day three.

Unlike the top 50–which you can read here!—this grouping will not have commentary on every player, instead I will summarize each grouping of 50 and highlight names of note.

51. Travis Honeyman, OF, Boston College

52. Eric Bitonti, SS/3B, Aquinas (CA)

53. Sammy Stafura, SS, Panas (NY)

54. Brandon Sproat, RHP, Florida

55. Alonzo Tredwell, RHP, UCLA

56. Antonio Anderson, SS, North Atlanta (GA)

57. Maui Ahuna, SS, Tennessee

58. Max Anderson, 3B, Nebraska

59. Landen Maroudis, RHP, Calvary Christian (FL)

60. Joe Whitman, LHP, Kent State

61. Tanner Witt, RHP, Texas

62. Homer Bush Jr., OF, Grand Canyon

63. Kendall George, OF, Atascocita (TX)

64. Alex Mooney, SS, Duke

65. Trent Caraway, SS/3B, JSerra (CA)

66. Tre Morgan, 1B, LSU

67. Josh Knoth, RHP, Patchogue-Medford (NY)

68. Will Sanders, RHP, South Carolina

69. Nazzan Zanetello, 3B, Christian Brothers (MO)

70. Levi Wells, RHP, Texas State

71. Michael Carico, C, Davidson

72. Ryan Lasko, OF, Rutgers

73. Hunter Owen, LHP, Vanderbilt

74. Mike Boeve, 3B, Omaha

75. Jace Bohrofen, OF, Arkansas

76. Paul Wilson, LHP, Lakeridge (OR)

77. Josh Rivera, SS, Florida

78. Myles Naylor, St. Joan of Arc (CAN)

79. Tai Peete, SS, Trinity Christian(GA)

80. Luke Keaschall, SS, Arizona State

81. Joey Volchko, RHP, Redwood (CA)

82. Sean Sullivan, LHP, Wake Forest

83. Cole Carrigg, C/SS/OF, San Diego State

84. Barrett Kent, RHP, Pottsboro (TX)

85. Ty Floyd, RHP, LSU

86. Keifer Lord, RHP, Washington

87. Jackson Baumeister, RHP, Florida State

88. Grant Taylor, RHP, LSU

89. Liam Peterson, RHP, Calvary Christian (FL)

90. Will Gasparino, OF/1B, Harvard-Westlake (CA)

91. Christian Knapczyk, SS, Louisville

92. Grant Gray, OF, Norco (CA)

93. Mac Horvath, 3B/OF, North Carolina

94. Cole Foster, SS, Auburn

95. Kemp Alderman, 1B/OF, Ole Miss

96. Adam Hachman, LHP, Timberland (MO)

97. Zane Adams, LHP, Porter (TX)

98. Tanner Hall, RHP, Southern Miss

99. Caden Sorrell, OF, Marcus (TX)

100. James Ellwanger, RHP, Magnolia West (TX)

Joe Whitman is the first college lefty on the board and may be the best chance to prevent this year’s first round from being the first since 1979 to not see a collegiate lefty come off the board. There are plenty of names that were once considered potential first rounders:  Tanner Witt, Maui Ahua, and Travis Honeyman but injury (Witt and Honeyman) or inconsistent performance (Ahuna) have caused stocks to drop. Sammy Stafura impressed at the MLB Draft Combine and could see a late rise in his stock, while Brandon Sproat is in a spot.  The decision to head back to Florida rather than signing as a third rounder a year ago may have paid off. Another Gator, Josh Rivera, may have been the player to raise his stock more than anyone in the NCAA tournament. He continues to show off his above average power while playing a very good shortstop, removing doubt about his ability to stick at the position. Ty Floyd is coming off one of the truly great performances in College World Series history, which will only help his draft stock.

101. Spencer Nivens, OF, Missouri State

102. Cole Miller, RHP, Newbury Park (CA)

103. Dylan Cupp, SS, Cedartown (GA)

104. Grayson Hitt, LHP, Alabama

105. Zander Mueth, RHP, Belleville East (IL)

106. CJ Kayfus, 1B/OF, Miami

107. George Wolkow, OF/3B, Downers Grove North (IL)

108. Tavian Josenberger, OF/MIF, Arkansas

109. Nathan Dettmer, RHP, Texas A&M

110. Zion Rose, C, IMG Academy (FL)

111. Justin Lee, RHP, Notre Dame (CA)

112. Sabin Ceballos, 3B, Oregon

113. Caden Grice, LHP/1B, Clemson

114. Jason Savacool, RHP, Maryland

115. Roman Martin, SS, Servite (CA)

116. AJ Ewing, SS, Springboro (OH)

117. Ethan McElvain, LHP, Nolensville (TN)

118. Nick Goodwin, SS, Kansas State

119. Boston Baro, SS, Capistrano Valley (CA)

120. Hunter Hollan, LHP, Arkansas

121. Jack Mahoney, RHP, South Carolina

122. Drew Burress, OF, Houston County (GA)

123. Teddy McGraw, RHP, Wake Forest

124. Kyle Karros, 3B, UCLA

125. Jaden Woods, LHP, Georgia

126. Quinn Mathews, LHP, Stanford

127. Luke Shliger, C, Maryland

128. Steven Echavarria, RHP, Millburn (NJ)

129. Kade Morris, RHP, Nevada

130. Jared Dickey, OF, Tennessee

131. Chance Mako, RHP East Rowan (NC)

132. Ethan O’Donnell, OF, Virginia

133. Andrew Walters, RHP, Miami

134. Camden Kozeal, SS, Millard South (NE)

135. Seth Keener, RHP, Wake Forest

136. Brandon Winokur, SS, Edison (CA)

137. Calvin Harris, C, Ole Miss

138. Zack Levenson, OF, Miami

139. Wyatt Crowell, LHP, Florida State

140. Bishop Letson, RHP, Floyd Central (IN)

141. Garrett Forrester, 1B, Oregon State

142. Jackson Wiggins, RHP, Arkansas

143. George Klassen, RHP, Minnesota

144. Carson Roccaforte, OF, Louisiana

145. Drue Hackenberg, RHP, Virginia

146. Nolan McLean, RHP/OF/3B, Oklahma State

147. Jake Bloss, RHP, Georgetown

148. Brock Vradenburg, 1B, Michigan State

149. Carson Montgomery, RHP, Florida State

150. Cole Stokes, RHP, Redondo Union (CA)

This grouping has some of my favorite prep prospects from last summer in Zion Rose and Justin Lee although both saw their stocks stagnate, if not decrease some, throughout the season. Luke Shliger is a rare catcher who served as his team’s leadoff man this season, and rightfully so as he had an excellent season. Just ahead of him is Quinn Mathews who gained national recognition after his 159-pitch complete game against Texas in the Super Regionals. George Klassen has one of the biggest arms in the class, although his best comp may by Ricky “Wild Thing” Vaughn from the movie Major League as he has some of the most inconsistent command in the class.

151. TayShaun Walton, OF, IMG Academy (FL)

152. Cade Denton, RHP, Oral Roberts

153. TJ Nichols, RHP, Arizona

154. Khristian Curtis, RHP, Arizona State

155. Jake Brown, LHP, Sulphur (LA)

156. Isaiah Coupet, LHP, Ohio State

157. Jake Cunningham, OF, Charlotte

158. Ross Dunn, LHP, Arizona State

159. Alberto Rios, C/OF, Stanford

160. Carlson Reed, RHP, West Virginia

161. Christian Little, RHP, LSU

162. Jonah Cox, OF, Oral Roberts

163. Cameron Tilly, RHP, Castle (IN)

164. Aidan Keenan, RHP, Live Oak (CA)

165. Matthew Dallas, LHP, Briarcrest Christian (TN)

166. Cameron Flukey, RHP, Egg Harbor Township (NJ)

167. John Peck, SS, Pepperdine

168. Tommy Hawke, OF, Wake Forest

169. Gavin Grahovic, OF/3B/C, Villa Park (CA)

170. Andrew Wiggins, OF, Heritage Christian (IN)

171. Cam Brown, RHP, TCU

172. Gabe Gaeckle, RHP, Aptos (CA)

173. Campbell Smithwick, C, Oxford (MS)

174. Ryder Helfrick, C, Clayton Valley (CA)

175. Alex Sosa, C, Viera (FL)

176. Kevin Sim, 3B, San Diego

177. Matthew Etzel, OF, Southern Miss

178. Garrett Baumann, RHP, Hagerty (FL)

179. Camden Minacci, RHP, Wake Forest

180. Luke McNeillie, RHP, Milton (GA)

181. Hunter Dietz, LHP, Calvary Christian (FL)

182. Kyle Carr, LHP, Palomar JC

183. Jack Payton, C, Louisville

184. Jeffrey “Mac” Heuer, RHP, Home School (GA)

185. Parker Detmer, RHP, Glenwood (IL)

186. Connor O’Halloran, LHP, Michigan

187. Cam Clayton, 2B/SS, Washington

188. Lebarron Johnson, RHP, Texas

189. Jason DeCaro, RHP, St. Anthony’s (NY)

190. Roc Riggio, 2B, Oklahoma State

191. Alejandro Rosario, RHP, Miami

192. Jordan Thompson, SS, LSU

193. Kristian Campbell, SS, Georgia Tech

194. Andrew Duncan, OF, A3 Academy FL

195. Ryan Brown, RHP, Ball State

196. Connor Burns, C, Long Beach State

197. Cal Fisher, MIF, Deerfield (WI)

198. Blake Dickerson, LHP, Ocean Lakes (VA)

199. Andrew Lindsey, LHP, Tennessee

200. Nicholas Judice, RHP, Louisiana-Monroe

The two key cogs in the Oral Roberts run to the College World Series are Cade Denton and Jonah Cox. They find themselves in this grouping, while Andrew Lindsey cracks the top 200 after taking last year away from baseball for personal reasons. There are a few catchers in this grouping, but Connor Burns is the best defensive catcher available in the draft in some time and brings a ton of value even though there are real questions with the bat. The loudest bat in the group is easily Roc Riggio, but there are some swing and miss and positional concerns.

201. Steven Milam, SS, Centennial (NM)

202. Julian Brock, C, Louisiana

203. Emmett Olson, LHP, Nebraska

204. Brody Hopkins, RHP/OF, Winthrop

205. Skylar Hales, RHP, Santa Clara

206. Alfonsin Rosario, OF, P27 Academy (SC)

207. Hunter Furtado, LHP, Alabama

208. Olin Johnson, RHP, McCallie (TN)

209. Will Libbert, LHP, Blair Oaks (MO)

210. Brady Smith, RHP, Grainger (TN)

211. Terry Busse, RHP, Georgia Tech

212. Jaden Hamm, RHP, Middle Tennessee State

213. Nick Maldonado, RHP, Vanderbilt

214. Marcus Brown, SS, Oklahoma State

215. Cam Fisher, OF, Charlotte

216. Kiro Wyatt, RHP, King (CT)

217. Jay Beshears, 2B/3B, Duke

218. Cooper Ingle, C, Clemson

219. Jack Moss, 1B, Texas A&M

220. Joe Vetrano, 1B, Boston College

221. Kade Kern, OF, Ohio State

222. Braden Holcomb, SS, Foundation Academy (FL)

223. William Privette, RHP, Charleston

224. Liam Sullivan, LHP, Georgia

225. Colin Fisher, LHP, Noble (OK)

226. Duce Robinson, OF, Pinnacle (AZ)

227. Adam Boucher, RHP, Duke

228. Ty Cummings, RHP, Campbell

229. Joseph Gonzalez, RHP, Auburn

230. Laif Palmer, RHP, Golden (CO)

231. Eddie Park, OF, Stanford

232. Parker Picot, OF, Rochester Adams (MI)

233. Andrew Pinckney, OF, Alabama

234. Daniel Cuvet, 3B, St. Thomas Aquinas (FL)

235. Dylan Campbell, OF, Texas

236. Bryson Hammer, LHP, Dallas Baptist

237. Kevin Takeuchi, 3B, Rancho Bernardo (CA)

238. Eriq Swan, RHP, Middle Tennessee State

239. Phoenix Call, OF/SS, Calabasas (CA)

240. Dylan Questad, RHP, Waterford (WI)

241. Josh Ekness, 3B, Houston

242. Ben Williamson, 3B, William and Mary

243. Blake Wright, SS, Clemson

244. Justin Leguernic, LHP, Half Hollow Hills West (NY)

245. Gavvyn Jones, LHP, White Oak (TX)

246. Quinn McDaniel, 2B, Maine

247. Case Matter, RHP, Washington

248. Colton Hartman, LHP, Lebanon (OH)

249. Wyatt Huderpohl, RHP, Charlotte

250. Jake Eddington, RHP, Missouri State

Eriq Swan owns a triple digit fastball, and there are guys like Laif Palmer who went from being recruited by D2 schools just over a year ago to a likely day two pick on July 10. Jack Moss and Joey Vetrano could not possess more different styles of 1B: Moss is a hit first guy and Vetrano is a power first bat, but both have had real success at the college level. One of the most intriguing names is Duce Robinson, a guy with plus power that was absent this year because he focused on football, where he is one of the top tight end prospects and is set to attend USC.

251. Aidan Knack, RHP, Bishop Verot (FL)

252. Jack DeLeo, Georgia Tech

253. Noah Hall, RHP, South Carolina

254. Christian Oppor, LHP, Gulf Coast College

255. Nigel Belgrave, RHP, Maryland

256. Lee Ellis, SS, Pro5 Academy (NC)

257. Riley Gowens, RHP, Illinois

258. Nolan Souza, SS, Punahou (HI)

259. Wes Mendes, LHP/OF, Tampa Jesuit (FL)

260. Chase Meyer, RHP,

261. Ty Langenberg, RHP, Iowa

262. Ashton Larson, OF, St. Thomas Aquinas (KS)

263. Gavin Adams, RHP, Indian River State

264. Nolan Stevens, 1B/LHP, Franklin (CA)

265. Colby Shade, OF, Oregon

266. Kiko Romero, 1B, Arizona

267. Carter Graham, 1B, Stanford

268. Zach Thornton, LHP, Grand Canyon

269. Patrick Reilly, RHP, Vanderbilt

270. Ryan Hawks, RHP, Louisville

271. Braylen Wimmer, SS, South Carolina

272. Mikhai Grant, RHP, Georgia Premier Academy (GA)

273. Justin Riemer, 2B, Wright State

274. Jacob Gholston, RHP, Flower Mound (TX)

275. Isaiah Drake, OF, North Atlanta (GA)

276. Jay Driver, RHP, Harvard

277. Derek Schaefer, RHP, Cactus Shadow (AZ)

278. Kannon Kemp, RHP, Weatherford (TX)

279. Cody New, LHP, Hesperia Christian (CA)

280. Bjorn Johnson, LHP, Lincoln (WA)

281. Nick Larusso, 3B/1B, Maryland

282. Drew Conover, RHP, Rutgers

283. Keaton Anthony, OF/1B, Iowa

284. Rikuu Nishida, OF, Oregon

285. Jake Peppers, RHP, Jacksonville State

286. Brock Rodden, 2B, Wichita State

287. Drew Bowser, 3B/2B, Stanford

288. Hunter Haas, SS, Texas A&M

289. Cole Zaffiro, RHP, Penn

290. Owen Wild, RHP, Gonzaga

291. Austin Amaral, RHP, Stetson

292. Carson Rucker, SS, Goodpasture Christian (TN)

293. Cal Randall, RHP, De La Salle (CA)

294. Teddy Sharkey, RHP, Coastal Carolina

295. Amani Larry, 2B, Mississippi State

296. Sam Knowlton, RHP, South Alabama

297. Bryson Ware, 3B, Auburn

298. Colby Halter, MIF, Florida

299. Dean West, OF, Notre Dame (CA)

300. Zyhir Hope, OF, Colonial Forge (VA)

Nigel Belgrave is one of the more fun bullpen arms to watch when he is on, but the command comes and goes. Drew Bowser was once considered a prospect with first round upside, but his lack of consistent contact has really hurt him. However, he showed what he can do when he makes contact sending numerous no doubters into the trees during Stanford’s Super Regional against Texas. One name there is no concern regarding contact rates or the adjustment to wood bat is Rikuu Nishida, who regularly stepped to the plate with a wood bat while at Oregon.

301. Easton Breyfogle, OF, Benilde-St. Margaret’s (MN)

302. Justin Storm, LHP, Southern Miss

303. Ryan Vanderhei, RHP, TCU

304. James DeCremer III, RHP, Brophy Prep (AZ)

305. Casey Borba, CIF, Orange Lutheran (CA)

306. Dominic Pitelli, SS, Miami

307. Kyle Amendt, RHP, Dallas Baptist

308. Max Stanley, RHP, Douglas County (CO)

309. Mikey Tepper, RHP, Liberty

310. Drew Brutcher, OF, South Florida

311. Josh Grosz, RHP, East Carolina

312. Garrett Edwards, RHP, LSU

313. Jared Wegner, OF, Arkansas

314. TJ Pompey, SS/OF, Coppell (TX)

315. Zach Wadas, 1B, Hamilton (AZ)

316. Tristian Dietrich, LHP, Roberts (PA)

317. Coleman Picard, RHP, Bryant

318. Christian Rodriguez, RHP/OF, Stoneman Douglas (FL)

319. Sebastian Gongora, LHP, Wright State

320. Matt Duffy, RHP, Canisius

321. Elijah Dale, RHP, Illinois State

322. Nate Nankil, OF, Cal State Fullerton

323. JJ Glasscock, RHP, Fluvanna County (VA)

324. Luke Sherrer, C, Yucaipa (CA)

325. Bryce Warrecker, RHP, Cal Poly

326. Cade Smith, RHP, Mississippi State

327. Blake Grimmer, SS, Spring Lake (MI)

328. Kendrey Maduro, SS/3B, Northwest Florida State

329. Jack Bulger, OF, Vanderbilt

330. Kyle Henley, OF, Denmark (GA)

331. Trey Beard, LHP, Dunedin (FL)

332. Ethan Flanagan, LHP, UCLA

333. Parks Harber, 3B, Georgia

334. Francesco Capocci, RHP, Denmark (GA)

335. Lucas Gordon, LHP, Texas

336. Jay Harry, SS, Penn State

337. Scott Bandura, OF, Princeton

338. Cameron Kim, 3B/SS, Norco (CA)

339. Jandaniel Gonzalez, C, International Baseball Academy (PR)

340. Elijah Nunez, OF, TCU

341. Zane Morehouse, RHP, Texas

342. Ryan Bruno, LHP, Stanford

343. Chase Grillo, RHP, Washington State

344. Brett Banks, RHP, UNC Wilmington

345. Avery Ortiz, SS, Union (OK)

346. James Hicks, RHP, South Carolina

347. Simon Miller, RHP, UTSA

348. Tate McKee, RHP/3B, Mt. Paran Christian (GA)

349. Ryan Harrahill, RHP, Elkhorn (NE)

350. Austin Troesser, RHP, Missouri

James DeCremer III pitches with as much effort as anyone in the class, but the stuff is real and is a lot of fun to watch. Ryan Bruno‘s command issues really hurt his stock down the stretch as he was once an easy top 300 prospect. I am still not totally comfortable with him this high, but the stuff is legit and borders on elite when on. One guy command is no issue for is Lucas Gordon who won’t light up any radar guns but will attack the zone and have guys off-balance with a really good change. I could see him having a Tommy Milone type career, where he isn’t a regular member of a rotation, but you look up at the end of his career and he has more than a decade of big league time under his belt.

351. Aidan Smith, OF, Lovejoy (TX)

352. Christian Worley, RHP, Virginia Tech

353. Cade Belyeu, OF, Auburn (AL)

354. Haiden Leffew, LHP, South Rowan (NC)

355. Joe Redfield, OF, Sam Houston State

356. Jared Sprague-Lott, SS, Richmond

357. Seth Halvorsen, RHP, Tennessee

358. Luke Mann, 3B, Missouri

359. Riley Jackson, C, Eau Gallie (FL)

360. Ixan Henderson, LHP, Fresno State

361. Austin Green, 2B, Texas Tech

362. Charles Harrison, RHP, UCLA

363. Kehden Hettiger, C, Sierra Canyon (CA)

364. Jace Stoffal, RHP, Oregon

365. Graham Osman, LHP, Long Beach State

366. Magdiel Cotto, LHP, Kentucky

367. Ariel Antigua, SS, Trinity Christian Academy (FL)

368. Shea Wendt, RHP, Blair (NE)

369. Jake Brooks, RHP, UCLA

370. Tucker Holland, LHP, The Burlington School (NC)

371. Jack Wenninger, RHP, Illinois

372. Antonio Jimenez, SS, Archbishop McCarthy (FL)

373. Justin Lebron, MIF, Archbishop McCarthy (FL)

374. Craig Yoho, RHP, Indiana

375. Camden Sos, 3B, Granit Hills (CA)

376. Luke Dotson, LHP, Mount Paran Christian (GA)

377. Darius Perry, C, UCLA

378. Sam Antonacci, SS, Heartland JC

379. Jacob Widener, LHJP, Oral Roberts

380. Caden Kendle, OF, UC Irvne

381. Bryan Gonzalez, SS, Beltran Baseball Academy (PR)

382. Nelson Taylor, OF, Polk State

383. Landon Stripling, 3B/2B, Parkview (GA)

384. Jackson Finley, RHP/1B, Georgia Tech

385. Zach Fruit, RHP, Troy

386. Ethan Mendoza, MIF, Southlake Carroll (TX)

387. Jason Walk, OF/SS, Harrison (GA)

388. Kade Anderson, LHP, St. Paul’s (LA)

389. Hayden Morris, RHP, Oak Ridge (TX)

390. James Brody Delamielleure, SS, Bartram Trail (FL)

391. Carter Trice, OF, NC State

392. Jackson Van De Brake, 2B, North Carolina

393. Breck Eichelberger, RHP, Abilene Christian

394. Evan Sleight, OF, Rutgers

395. Riley Frey, RHP, Milwaukee

396. Ethan Chenault, RHP, UNC Wilmington

397. Corey Collins, C, Georgia

398. Michael Graziano, OF, Naples (FL)

399. Jonah Advincula, OF, Washington State

400. Blake Morningstar, RHP, Wyalusing (PA)

A trio of UCLA Bruins make it here. Darius Perry has been a leader for them behind the dish and Jake Brooks has been a solid member of the rotation, but Charles Harrison is a guy gone overlooked by many but advanced metrics suggest he could be a steal in the draft. Magdiel Cotto is one of seemingly countless players in the draft this year with incredible stuff, but incredibly inconsistent command, that saw him go from a key member of the Kentucky staff to a guy they seemed afraid to turn to in the biggest moments.

401. Bryson Moore, RHP, Gonzaga College Prep (DC)

402. Adam Cecere, OF, Wake Forest

403. Chase Jaworsky, SS, Rock Canyon (CO)

404. Daniel Brown, LHP, Campbell

405. Mitch Farris, LHP, Wingate

406. Gavin Casas, 1B, South Carolina

407. Paulshawn Pasqualotto, RHP, California

408. Jonathan Mendez, MIF, JSerra (CA)

409. Hunter Hodges, RHP, TCU

410. Carson Dorsey, LHP, Gulf Coast State

411. Pierce Bennett, 2B/OF, Wake Forest

412. Nehomar Ochoa Acosta, OF, Galena Park (TX)

413. Jake Hooker, SS/RHP, University (IN)

414. Charles McAdoo, 2B/OF, San Jose State

415. Jeremy Lee, RHP, South Alabama

416. Garrett Gainous, RHP, Troy

417. Anthony Huezo, OF, Etiwanda (CA)

418. Brendan Girton, RHP, Texas Tech

419. Mason Bixby, RHP, Johnson (TX)

420. Chandler Murphy, RHP, Missouri

421. Jim Jarvis, SS, Alabama

422. Trey Gibson, RHP, Liberty

423. Luca Reyes, OF, Bergen Catholic (NJ)

424. Vaughn Major, RHP, Christian Unified (CA)

425. Bradke Lohry, 2B, College of Central Florida

426. Brayden Sharp, LHP/OF, The Woodlands (TX)

427. MJ Seo, RHP, John Paul II (TX)

428. Griffin Graves, LHP, Trinity Christian Academy (TN)

429. Jackson Soucie, LHP, Wabash Valley

430. Addison Smith, SS, Liberty (MO)

431. Trenton Lyons, SS/3B, Christian Brothers (TN)

432. Mac Bingham, OF, Arizona

433. Devin Burkes, C, Kentucky

434. Porter Buursema, RHP, Blessed Trinity Catholic (GA)

435. Cole Eaton, OF/RHP, Elkhorn South (NE)

436. Kelena Sauer, RHP, San Diego State

437. Garrett Wright, TCU

438. Kurtis Byrne, C, TCU

439. Brady Kasper, OF, Oregon State

440. Rylan Charles, OF, UNLV

441. Max Carlson, RHP, North Carolina

442. Michael Perazza, OF/LHP, Naples (FL)

443. Ryland Zaborowski, 3B, Miami (OH)

444. Dean Curley, SS, Northview (CA)

445. Chris Veach, RHP, South Carolina

446. Brady Reynolds, OF, Liberty (CA)

447. Blake Money, RHP, LSU

448. Grant Rogers, RHP, McNeese State

449. Dylan Schlaegel, OF, Mansfield Legacy (TX)

450. Matt Evans, OF, Glendale (CAN)

Chase Jaworsky would be the star bat coming out of Colorado if not for the incredible talent of Walker Martin, and he could easily hear his name called on day two of the draft. Charles McAdoo is a powerful bat with plenty of moving parts, but there is much more power than the numbers suggest. I think he can play second at the next level. MJ Seo was once considered to be a real two-way prospect, but it has since become clear his future is on the mound.

451. Gavin Gallaher, MIF, Pro5 Baseball Academy  (VA)

452. Martin Gair, RHP, Florida Southwestern

453. Josh Tiedemann, 3B, Hamilton (AZ)

454. Josh Moylan, 1B, East Carolina

455. Ryan Slater, RHP, Florida

456. Bristol Carter, OF, Northwest Guilford (NC)

457. Austin Strickland, RHP, Kentucky

458. Jordan Carrion, SS, Florida State

459. Dalton Fowler, LHP, Memphis

460. Tre Phelps, 3B, Georgia Premier Academy (GA)

461. Jarren Purify, SS, University Liggett (MI)

462. Ben Watson, OF, Elizabethtown (PA)

463. Bennett Lee, C, Wake Forest

464. Grant Voytovich, OF, Bucknell

465. Quinn Larson, RHP, Gilroy (CA)

466. Jack Cropper, RHP, Norwood (MA)

467. Jose Luis Ortiz, SS/OF, Leadership Christian Academy (PR)

468. Eric Segura, RHP, Soledad (CA)

469. Josh Bostick, RHP, Grayson JC

470. Landon Wallace, OF, West Virginia

471. Colin Barczi, C, Naperville (IL)

472. Jackson Flora, RHP, Foothill (CA)

473. Dylan Vigue, RHP, Groton (MA)

474. Ethan Bates, RHP, Louisiana Tech

475. Devin Saltiban, OF, Hilo (HI)

476. Caleb Bartolero, C, Troy

477. Patrick Copen, RHP, Marshall

478. Michael Brooks, SS, Kansas

479. Kellum Clark, OF, Mississippi State

480. Philip Abner, LHP, Florida

481. Braxton Bragg, RHP, Dallas Baptist

482. Izack Tiger, RHP, Butler CC

483. Kyson Witherspoon, RHP, Northwest Florida State

484. Brian Kalmer, 3B, Gonzaga

485. Jacob Cravey, RHP, Samford

486. Garret Guillemette, C, Texas

487. Isaiah Lane, SS, Eastlake (TX)

488. Sam Brown, 1B, Washington State

489. Brayden Marx, RHP, Pleasant Grove (UT)

490. Alex Makarewich, RHP, Northwestern State

491. Sam Shaw, 2B, Lambrick Park Academy (CAN)

492. Aaron Nixon, RHP, Mississippi State

493. Boston Flannery, RHP, Brunswick (NY)

494. Kaleb Cost, OF/SS, Sandy Creek (GA)

495. Slade Wilks, OF, Southern MIss

496. Brayden Jobert, OF, LSU

497. Nick Dean, RHP, Maryland

498. David Smith, 2B/OF, UConn

499. Poncho Ruiz, C, San Diego State

500. Jace Grady, OF, Dallas Baptist

Tre Phelps and Jarren Purify were regulars on the summer showcase circuit a year ago, but they have cooled off and now could very well make it to campus. Izack Tiger put up great numbers in a hitter friendly JuCo league in Kansas, and there have been reports of him into the triple digits with his fastball. Poncho Ruiz has pop in the bat and is a guy I truly believe can stick behind the dish given his lateral mobility and confidence his pitchers have in him.