
The curtain draws on the Minor League regular season Sunday -- and the High-A and Single-A campaigns are complete -- but the prospect action is far from finished.
The Triple-A and Double-A levels are beginning their championship series with some of the game's brightest up-and-coming stars vying for titles.
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- Every ranked prospect on MiLB playoff rosters
- Royals' most stacked affiliate takes High-A crown
- Top White Sox prospects bolster arms to win High-A title
- High-A Blue Jays claim second crown in four years
- Pitchers, draftees storm their way to Cal League crown
- Marlins affiliate outlasts Mother Nature and FSL competition
- Top Astros prospects, 2026 draftees lead to Single-A crown
- Astros win first FCL title since 1994 on a walk-off
- Rockies cap record-setting season with first title since 2021
- DSL Padres Gold wins second straight DSL Cup
These rosters are loaded, with No. 1 prospects from the Angels (Arjun Nimmala), Cardinals (Rainiel Rodriguez), Phillies (Gage Wood) and Tigers (Zyhir Hope) still playing for their respective affiliates.
With 10 teams left in the playoff picture, there are now 15 players from MLB Pipeline's Top 100 Prospects list, headlined by the top-ranked prospect in the sport, Jesús Made, involved in the Minor League postseason:
Jesús Made, SS, Brewers (No. 1)
Mike Sirota, OF, Dodgers (No. 14)
Rainiel Rodriguez, C/1B, Cardinals (No. 16)
Luis Peña, SS, Brewers (No. 19)-x
Zyhir Hope, OF, Tigers (No. 26)
Gage Wood, RHP, Phillies (No. 30)
Arjun Nimmala, SS, Angels (No. 35)
Liam Doyle, RHP, Cardinals (No. 41)
Tyler Bremner, RHP, Angels (No. 43)
Jamie Arnold, LHP, Athletics (No. 54)-x
Aidan Miller, SS, Phillies (No. 58)
Jarlin Susana, RHP, Nationals (No. 65)
Seaver King, SS/2B, Nationals (No. 68)
Josh Adamczewski, OF, Brewers (No. 85)
Bryan Rincon, SS, Phillies (No. 98)
x-Not currently on team's active roster
And the prospect pool runs deeper than just the Top 100. Here are the other ranked prospects on each organization's Top 30 list.
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Triple-A
Rochester: Jarlins Susana, RHP (No. 3); Seaver King, SS/2B (No. 4); Jack Cebert, RHP (No. 14); Ben Grable (No. 20); Sam Petersen (No. 28)
Memphis: Jurrangelo Cijntje, RHP (No. 12); Mason Molina, LHP (No. 23), Sandro Santana, LHP (No. 24)
Oklahoma City: Mike Sirota, OF (No. 2); James Tibbs III, 1B/OF (No. 7); Zach Ehrhard, OF (No. 15); Jackson Ferris, LHP (No. 17); Noah Miller, SS/3B (No. 26)
Las Vegas: Jamie Arnold, LHP (No. 3)-x; Joshua Kuroda-Grauer, 2B/SS (No. 4); Wei-En Lin, LHP (No. 6)-x; Devin Taylor, OF (No. 7); Kade Morris, RHP (No. 13); Davis Diaz, C/INF (No. 19); Cole Conn, C (No. 21); Nathan Dettmer, RHP (No. 24); Jackson Finley, RHP (No. 27)
Double-A
Erie: Zyhir Hope, OF (No. 2): Thayron Liranzo, C/1B (No. 15), Lucas Elissalt, RHP (No. 26)
Reading: Gage Wood, RHP (No. 1); Aidan Miller, SS (No. 2); Bryan Rincon, SS (No. 4); Aroon Escobar, 2B (No. 6); Dante Nori, OF (No. 7); Cody Bowker, RHP (No. 15); Wen-Hui Pan, RHP (No. 21); Carson DeMartini, 3B (No. 24); Mavis Graves, LHP (No. 27)
Biloxi: Jesús Made, SS (No. 1); Luis Peña, SS (No. 2)-x; Josh Adamczewski, OF (No. 3); Andrew Fischer, 3B (No. 5); Braylon Payne, OF (No. 6); Bishop Leston, RHP (No. 8); Josh Knoth, RHP (No. 9); Marco Dinges, C (No. 14)-x; J.D. Thompson, LHP (No. 18); Jaron DeBerry, RHP (No. 27)
Rocket City: Arjun Nimmala, SS (No. 1); Tyler Bremner, RHP (No. 2); Juan Flores, C (No. 14); Nate Snead, RHP (No. 17); Jake Munroe, 3B (No. 20); Jacob Cozart, C (No. 22)
Amarillo: David Hagaman, RHP (No. 4); Carlos Virahonda, C (No. 5); Jansel Luis, 3B/SS (No. 10)-x; Wellington Aracena, RHP (No. 15); Alberto Barriga, C (No. 16); Cristofer Torin, SS/2B (No. 17); Brian Curley, RHP (No. 20); Druw Jones, OF (No. 23); Mason Marriott, RHP (No. 26); Junior Sanchez, RHP (No. 28)
Springfield: Rainiel Rodriguez, C/1B (No. 1); Liam Doyle, LHP (No. 2); Tanner Franklin, RHP (No. 5); Josiah Ragsdale, OF (No. 11); Yhoiker Fajardo, RHP (No. 13); Jesús Báez, SS/2B (No. 15); Tai Peete, OF (No. 17); Daniel Eagen, RHP (No. 22); Jack Gurevitch, 1B/3B (No. 27)

