New York Yankees Top 30 Prospects 2023 Preseason

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Joe Doyle

April 1, 2023

The New York Yankees are perpetual contenders in the American League East, but one of the biggest reasons they haven’t dominated the last 15 years like they did the previous 15 is the farm system.

In combination, the Yankees haven’t developed their own impact big leaguers often enough, and others in the division have, namely the Tampa Bay Rays and Toronto Blue Jays, with the Baltimore Orioles en route.

The Yankees, however, have an opportunity to get back to their modern roots when their homegrown talent led the franchise to four titles in five seasons from 1996-2000.

*Ages as of July 1, 2023

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1 22 Anthony Volpe SS 60

Led by a an above average hit tool and a chance at 20 homers, not to mention a premium glove. Volpe brings All-Star upside to the majors as early as 2023.

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2 23 Oswald Peraza SS 55

Peraza should hit and offer double-digit home run power to go with plus speed and above-average defense on the dirt.

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3 20 Jasson Dominguez OF 55

Dominguez’s physical tools stand out, leading to at least plus raw power and potential impact defense in the outfield.

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4 22 Spencer Jones OF 50

Jones has mammoth raw power and if he can get to it he has a chance to be an everyday corner-outfield bat.

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5 23 Trey Sweeney SS 50

The left-handed hitting shortstop carries the tools for above-average power and a chance to produce average or better on-base marks into the upper minors in 2023.

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6 22 Austin Wells C 50

Wells, 23, produced in a 55-game sample at Double-A a year ago and could threaten the big leagues late in 2023.

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7 22 Everson Pereira OF 50

Pereira started to tap into his raw power the last two years and the tools suggest more in the tank as he approaches the big leagues.

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8 24 Randy Vasquez RHP 45

Armed with a plus curveball, Vasquez needs to find more success versus left-handed bats, perhaps a task for a cutter or an improved changeup.

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9 25 Luis Gil RHP 45

Gil debuted in 2021, showing promising stuff (FB-SL-CH) led by a big-time velocity and fastball metrics, but needs to throw more strikes to stay in the rotation.

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10 22 Drew Thorpe RHP 40

Thorpe, 22, doesn’t throw hard (88-93 mph), but his slider and changeup both are major-league quality and compliment his sinking fastball.

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11 18 Roderick Arias SS 40
12 25 Elijah Dunham OF 40
13 24 Clayton Beeter RHP 40
14 23 Yoendrys Gomez RHP 40
15 24 Will Warren RHP 40
16 18 Luis Serna RHP 40
17 22 Trystan Vrieling RHP 40
18 24 Brendan Beck RHP 40
19 23 Richard Fitts RHP 40
20 17 Brandon Mayea OF 40
21 22 Eric Reyzelman RHP 35
22 25 Jhony Brito RHP 35
23 22 Anthony Hall OF 35
24 20 Brock Selvidge LHP 35
25 21 Osiel Rodriguez RHP 35
26 17 Omar Gonzalez RHP 35
27 20 Sean Hermann RHP 35
28 25 Carson Coleman RHP 35
29 24 Andres Chaparro 3B 35
30 19 Keiner Delgado 2B/SS 35
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