With the season underway, we thought we would take a look at which rookie will have the biggest impact for each team this year.
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2020 MLB.com Top Prospects: Pete Crow-Armstrong can really play center and was viewed as perhaps the best defensive outfielder in his class
2020 MLB.com Top Prospects: Garrett Mitchell has made strides with his left-handed swing, one of the concerns when he was coming out of HS
2020 MLB.com Top Prospects: Spencer Torkelson is a patient hitter and can drive the ball from foul pole to foul pole
Left-hander bounces back from early jitters in MLB debut
D-backs hope son of former big leaguer can bring 'punch' to offense
Kyle Lewis crushing the ball early in his Mariners career
2020 MLB.com Top Prospects: Bryce Jarvis has improved his control along with his stuff, posting a 40-2 K-BB ratio in 27 innings this season
2020 MLB.com Top Prospects: Cade Cavalli has the the upside of a frontline starter with easy velocity
2020 MLB.com Top Prospects: Considered the best pure hitter of the 2020 high school draft class, Robert Hassell has a pretty left-hand swing
2020 MLB.com Top Prospects: Dillon Dingler features an above-average arm and offers more athleticism than most catching prospects
2020 MLB.com Top Prospects: Cole Henry has the potential for three solid to plus pitches with his fastball usually sitting at 90-94 mph
1. Wander Franco, Rays
Outfielders
1. Luis Robert, White Sox
