Updated top 100 prospects list with Miami Marlins Part 2

MIAMI, FL - MARCH 27: A general view of the new Marlins logo in the outfield during 2019 Workout Day at Marlins Park on March 27, 2019 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Mark Brown/Getty Images)
MIAMI, FL - MARCH 27: A general view of the new Marlins logo in the outfield during 2019 Workout Day at Marlins Park on March 27, 2019 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Mark Brown/Getty Images)

This is part 2 of our two part series that started earlier today. The Miami Marlins have a good amount of prospects on the list and we will also look at our competition. You can also see the original MLB top 100 prospects list that came out earlier today as well. Part 2 is the NL edition, so let’s begin!

How does the Miami Marlins farm look on the MLB top 100 prospects list?

Let’s start with the NL Central. The St. Louis Cardinals have 3B/OF Jordan Walker (#6), SS Masyn Winn (#54), RHP Gordon Graceffo (#83), LHP Matthew Liberatore (#85), OF Alec Burleson (#93) and RHP Tink Hence (#96). That’s a total of 6. The Pittsburgh Pirates have C Henry Davis (#20), 2B/SS Termarr Johnson #30), RHP Quinn Priester (#47), SS Liover Peguero (#65) and 2B Nick Gonzales #99). That’s a total of 4.

The Milwaukee Brewers have OF Jackson Chourio (#11), OF Sal Frelick (#49) and OF Joey Wiemer (#89). That’s a total of 3. The Cincinnati Reds have 2B/SS Elly De La Cruz (#15), SS Noelvi Marte (#18), SS Edwin Arroyo (#55), 3B Cam Collier (#63) and SS Matt McLain (#76) for a total of 5. The Chicago Cubs are last and  OF Pete Crow-Armstrong (#31), OF Brennen Davis (#51) and OF Kevin Alcantara (#91) for a total of 3.

Let’s turn now to the NL West… first, the Los Angeles Dodgers have C Diego Cartaya (#9), RHP Bobby Miller (#27), 3B/OF Miguel Vargas (#44), 2B/OF Michael Busch (#45), OF Andy Pages (#69), RHP Ryan Pepiot (#77) and RHP Gavin Stone (#81). That’s a total of 7.

The San Diego Padres have SS Jackson Merrill (#88) and C Luis Campusano (#98). That’s a total of 2. The San Francisco Giants have SS Marco Luciano (#17) and LHP Kyle Harrison (#22) for a total of 2 as well. The Arizona Diamondbacks have OF Corbin Carroll (#3), OF Druw Jones (#12), SS Jordan Lawlar (#13) and RHP Brandon Pfaadt (#95) for a total of 4. The Colorado Rockies round out the NL West with OF Zac Veen (#24) and SS Ezequiel Tovar (#28), SS Adael Amador (#64) and C Drew Romo (#66) for a total of 4.

The NL East is finally here. The Atlanta Braves have SS Vaughn Grissom (#79 and currently called up as a 2B). That’s only 1. The Philadelphia Phillies have RHP Andrew Painter (#25) and RHP Mick Abel (#57) for a total of 2. The Washington Nationals have OF Robert Hassell III (#23), OF Elijah Green (#29), OF James Wood (#35) RHP Cade Cavalli (#58) for a total of 4.

The New York Mets are next and they have C Francisco Álvarez (#1) , C Kevin Parada (#40) and OF Alex Ramírez (#90) for a total of 3. I saved the best for last… the Miami Marlins. We have RHP Eury Pérez (#10), RHP Max Meyer (#46), 3B/OF Jacob Berry (#52) for a total of three.

This isn’t the best result. The Miami Marlins are around middle of the pack, but still just behind Washington and with a better overall farm. The Los Angeles Dodgers have the most players on the list with 7 and that’s a concern.

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