Los Angeles Dodgers: Reranking the Dodgers top ten prospects
By Jason Reed
The Los Angeles Dodgers not only have an extremely talented big league team; they also have a deep, stacked, farm system.
Cody Bellinger and Corey Seager have set quite the precedent for the prospects in the Los Angeles Dodgers system. Seager, as we all know, was the 2016 NL Rookie of the Year and managed to finish top three in MVP voting. Bellinger has taken the league by storm, becoming the fastest player to multiple home run accolades.
There is also young phenom Julio Urias, who is still only 20 years old, but already exceeded his rookie limits. Unfortunately, Urias can no longer be deemed as one of the Dodgers best prospects, as he is no longer considered a prospect, but we all know that in no time he will be back to electrify Chavez Ravine.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have been notorious for always keeping a good farm system in tack. Despite making trades for several superstars in the past decade, the team has not given up much prospect wise. When they do, the prospects are typically a flop, get injured, or have a multitude of different issues. Los Angeles knows when to pull the trigger on these deals.
Now, as we settle into the summer heat and head towards the All-Star Break, the Dodgers prospects need reranking. We could see some of these guys very soon, for others it may be a long journey ahead.
With that being said, let’s dive in and take a look at the Dodgers top ten prospects compared to their ranking from MLB Pipeline.
All statistics are as of writing this article. Due to the nature of time, you may see a slight shift in the stats.