Format = position player Age on 4/1/2026 | Highest level played Estimated arrival time
1. LHP Cam Caminiti | 19 | A | 2027
The 24th general choice in the design of 2024, Caminiti dominated this year Low-A with premium speed on 6’2 ”195 pounds. I bumped his timeline a year on a year from last year’s Atlanta list because this org tends to beat the gas when they are allowed. Walks. Easy to root for this man.
2. RHP JR Ritchie | 22 | AAA | 2026
The 35th Overall Pick in 2022, the 6’2 ”185 LB Ritchie Started the Futures Game This Season And Might Have Made The Majors If Atlanta had Remained in Contention. He enjoyed a Little Velocity Bump This Season and Recorded a, ERA and REBSONS SPREDED SEASON AND, ERA ERA AND, ERA ERA AND, ERA ERA AND, ERA ERA ERA ANDSONDED ANA ERA ERA ANDSONDED A CARSON ANDING SEASON AND SEASON ANDSON AND SEASON AND SEASON AND SEASON AND SEASON AND SEASONDED ANDING SEASON ANDSONDED A.1S SEASONDED A CHEASSON ANDSONDED A CARSONDED A CHEASSONDED A CASTED A CASSONED A again A. Generating Similar Outcomes at Each Level Thanks to Plus Control of a Three-Pitch Mix (Fastball, Slider, Changeup).
3. RHP Owen Murphy | 22 | A+ | 2026
This is what I wrote about Murphy a month ago in Prospect News: Can Owen Caissen bring joy to Wigleyville?
‘I was happy to grab Braves RHP Owen Murphy (21, A+) This week in a dynasty of 20 teams. A first round for high school in 2022, he had a 0.73 Whip by 41 innings over seven starts as a 20-year-old in High-A when his elbow Caput went and he had Tommy John operation. We are now about 15 months later, and Murphy just threw five Hitless Innings in a high start against the Boston branch in Hitter -friendly Greenville. This season he still has to allow a run in 11.1 innings, and although that is a tiny sample of three starts, it is impressive to see him run the ground. Commando usually comes last on the comeback, and Murphy hit a man and throws a wild throw in that greenville outing, but he usually touches his spots and dominates. Get him where you can suit him. ”
Since then he has gone in four starts 3 and -0, with an ERA of 1.89 and 0.95 Whip in 19 innings. I think he will crack the Major League rotation somewhere next summer.
4. RHP Didier Fuentes | 20 | MLB | 2025
When I worked on this list last year, I put an ETA from 2028 on Fuentes, so it is an understatement to say that this year he flew through the minors, his way from High-A to the Majors only three days after his 20th birthday. His debut went well: four points in five innings in Miami, but he hit roughly in his other three trips and went back to Triple-A, where he ran back on track after two more knockout nights, allowing seven earned runs in 6.2 innings. His next and last two turns of the season were great: 16 strikeouts, two free runs and one point allowed in 11 innings. He was then placed on the wounded list with a non -specified injury. I had to drop him in a few competitions because of a selection crisis. I am pretty sure that I will regret it.
5th of Diego Torn 17 | DSL | 2029
Signed in January for $ 2.5 million, Tornes is a switch Hitter mentioned on 6’2 “178 pounds, although it is probably a bit bigger than that he is already 32 games in the Dominican Summer League, flashing pretty good sheet skills, but little power, slashing .279/.452 with Zero. Home Runs and Home Homes and Home Homes and Home Homes and Home Homes and Home Homes and Home Runs and Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And Home Runs And. Play next year.
6. Tate Soutisene | 19 | A | 2029
The 22nd overall choice in this summer’s design, Southisene is a hack-of-al-trades type that can do almost everything that is needed on a baseball court. He has the skills to stay with Shortstop or to kick to midfield if that is where he is needed. Or to the second base. Probably also the third base, if time is given to settle there. A fully updated Southisene could push 30/30 in its prime.
7. SS Jose Per Domo | 19 | DSL | 2029
Atlanta took out the wallet for Per Domo and signed him for a $ 5 million bonus in January 2024, the largest bonus assigned to every player who has an international acquisition period. A Power Hitter mentioned on 5’11 ”180 pounds, Perdomo is so far empty as a professional, and cuts .223/.275/.270 with one home run and four stolen bases in 54 complex complex competition matches this year after playing only eight games in the DSL last year.
8. RHP Lucas Braun | 24 | AAA | 2026
Braun, a sixth round from Cal State Northridge in 2023, can end a reliever in this organization because he does not have a large fastball, and with six foot and 185 pounds he may not have the physicality to find one. Nevertheless, he is a steady performer completely on the ladder and has a 1.42 ERA and 0.68 Whip due to his first three starts and 19 innings at Triple-A. He would not maintain that with a strikeout percentage of 17.2 percent, but it is interesting to adapt to the new level that is largely dependent on a plus slide and above-average change.
9. SS John Gil | 19 | AA | 2027
The theory of the case for John Gil is that he one of these sources, he will show up ten or fifteen pounds stronger and the defensive skill that makes him an option in almost every position. He is mentioned on 6’1 ‘175 pounds, and I bet he weighed that when he drew and just about what he weighs today. He stole 50 bases and this year hit 7 home runs in 100 Low-A matches before he gets a leap to Double-A for his defense, where he stole four bases in six games.
10. From Isaiah Drake | 20 | A+ | 2028
In 116 games on two levels against mostly older players this year, Drake .272/.342/.356 with six home runs and 46 stolen bases, good for a 111 WRC+. A 5th round from North Atlanta High School, Drake continues a long tradition of Atlanta that explores hell from his backyard and regularly comes with good value.
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