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Prospects

Minor leaguers by dynasty value: their last two minor-league seasons translated to big-league rates by level and stat (fit on how players who moved up a level hit and pitched), credited for being young for it, counted from about when they'd arrive (a year per level) and by the chance they become regulars.
#Prospect
1Kade AndersonSP · SEA · 22 · Double-A2,976
2Robby SnellingSP · MIA · 23 · Triple-A2,431
3Anthony EyansonSP · BAL · 22 · Double-A1,884
4Jonah TongSP · NYM · 24 · Triple-A1,139
5Hagen SmithSP/RP · CWS · 23 · Triple-A1,044
6Owen MurphySP · ATL · 23 · Triple-A941
7Elmer RodríguezSP · NYY · 23 · Triple-A912
8Michael ForretSP · BAL · 23 · Triple-A804
9Joseph DzierwaSP · BAL · 23 · Double-A767
10Ty JohnsonSP/RP · TB · 25 · Triple-A754
11Cristian MenaSP · AZ · 24 · Triple-A692
12Wei-En LinSP · ATH · 21 · Triple-A315
13Tekoah RobySP · STL · 25 · Triple-A308
14Mitch BrattSP · AZ · 23 · Triple-A66

From MLB's minor-league stats (Triple-A to Single-A, this season and last) and nothing else: no scouting grades, so tools that haven't shown up in the numbers yet don't count, and a big season at a low level counts for less. The translations are fit on MLB's minor-league stats (players at two levels in the same season) and checked against what 2015-19 prospects who became regulars really did (they ran harsh, most for power and pitchers' run prevention, and are corrected for it); so are the chances of becoming a regular (prospects at each level in 2015-18 who reached 1,000 big-league plate appearances or 250 innings, by age and by how they performed) and the arrival times. None of it is checked against real dynasty trades yet. Overall: rank on the dynasty board.