Minor Leagues
MLB Pipeline's 2026 Top 100 Prospects list, released last week and topped by Pirates shortstop/outfielder Konnor Griffin (as detailed in our initial coverage), spotlights elite tools on the 20-80 scouting scale. While Griffin earned honorable mentions across categories for his all-around game, several prospects lead specific superlatives based on minor league performances and scouting grades.
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The Atlanta Braves have two prospects featured in MLB Pipeline's latest top 100 rankings. JR Ritchie sits at No. 90, while Cam Caminiti is ranked No. 68. These placements highlight the team's emerging minor league talent amid a system rebound.
In a follow-up to their recent predictions for each team's No. 1 prospect by the end of 2026, MLB Pipeline has spotlighted one promising prospect from each of the 30 teams expected to make an impact during the upcoming season. These young talents, ranging from power hitters to speedy outfielders and hard-throwing pitchers, showed significant progress in 2025 minor league play. Teams anticipate breakthroughs as these players vie for major league roster spots.
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Left-handed pitcher Gage Jump has quickly risen through the Oakland Athletics' farm system, earning recognition as the team's No. 3 prospect and MLB's No. 60 overall. After a strong 2025 minor league season, the 23-year-old is poised to contribute to the Athletics' pitching staff in the coming year. His rapid development highlights the team's improving talent pipeline.