Plus: Prospects we're excited to see in 2023
The 2022 season was an exciting one for Major League debuts. Twelve of MLB Pipeline's Top 100 prospects began the campaign on Opening Day rosters, including three of the top five in Bobby Witt Jr., Julio RodrÃguez and Spencer Torkelson. Others who followed in their footsteps with later bows -- like National League Rookie of the Year Michael Harris II and American League ROY runner-up Adley Rutschman -- kept the train coming with talent. The steady stream of big names making an impression in The Show is something we'll definitely remember from this year in baseball.
With any luck, 2023 will be no different.
Just before the calendar flips to the new year, let's look at the top-prospect debuts we're most excited to see in the Majors next season. |
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| Sandy Koufax turns 87 today -- a birthday he shares with a hard-nosed catcher and another all-time great (who has never appeared in a Major League game). |
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| One of the great things about baseball is that, beyond the alignment of the bases and distance from the plate to the mound, no two playing fields are the same. That's how we get a 60-foot wall, stone monuments in center and a ceiling that ate fly balls. |
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Legends are made in October. Just ask these players. |
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Find out the game's top performers using state-of-the-art tracking technology at 1 and 5 p.m. ET on MLB Network Countdown. |
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Sandy Koufax's 1.37 career ERA at Dodger Stadium is the best by a pitcher at any ballpark since 1920 (min. 500 IP). Which active pitcher is second? |
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