2023 Cleveland Guardians Top Prospects
Justin Campbell is our No. 20 Guardians prospect.
Campbell will finally have the chance to make his professional debut after missing 2023 with elbow surgery.
Cade Smith is our No. 19 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 20?
The strikeout artist will have an opportunity to become a regular in Cleveland’s bullpen in 2024.
Khalil Watson is our No. 18 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 19?
The super-athletic middle infielder is loaded with potential, but can he get out of his own way?
Jhonkensy Noel is our No. 17 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 18?
The slugger has light tower power, but will the rest of his game translate to the MLB level?
Deyvison De Los Santos is our No. 16 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 17?
The Rule 5 Draft pick needs to stay with Cleveland for the entire 2024 season or be sent back to Arizona.
Jose Tena is our No. 15 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 16?
The underrated infielder showed flashes in Triple-A and made his MLB debut in 2023, but can he be consistent?
Alex Clemmey is our No. 14 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 15?
The left-handed wonder could boom or bust as Cleveland’s second round pick in 2023
Welbyn Francisca is our No. 13 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 14?
The switch-hitting sensation made a big first impression in his pro debut last season.
Angel Martinez is our No. 12 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 13?
The switch-hitting slugger is looking to diversity his skill-set for 2024. Can he stand out from the crowd?
Will Dion is our No. 11 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 12?
The crafty left-handed pitcher has impressed in the minors. Will it translate to MLB success?
Jaison Chourio is our No. 10 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 11?
The electric outfielder is the younger brother of one of baseball’s top prospects. Can he follow his footsteps?
Ralphy Velasquez is our No. 9 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 10?
The California catcher was Cleveland’s No. 1 pick in the 2023 MLB Draft out of high school
Johnathan Rodriguez is our No. 8 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 9?
Rodriguez had a breakout 2023 campaign and was added to the 40-man roster. Could he be the solution in the outfield?
Joey Cantillo is our No. 7 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 8?
The slick southpaw has added quite a bit of velocity since being acquired from the Padres.
George Valera is our No. 6 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 7?
Valera possesses tremendous talent, but can he stay healthy and be reliable?
Juan Brito is our No. 5 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 6?
Brito possesses a strong combination of patience, power and contact while manning the middle infield.
Daniel Espino is our No. 4 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 5?
Espino possesses one of the filthiest arms in all of baseball. But can he stay on the field?
Brayan Rocchio is our No. 3 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 4?
"The Professor" finally made his big-league debut in 2023 and has a chance to win the starting shortstop job for 2024
Kyle Manzardo is our No. 2 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 3?
Manzardo has the makings of Cleveland’s 1B of the future. Will his strong hit tools play at The Show?
Chase DeLauter is our No. 1 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 2?
DeLauter has the look of a star outfielder if he can keep putting up big numbers.
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Lake County Captains 2023 season preview
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Columbus Clippers 2023 season preview
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Cleveland has one of the deepest minor league systems in all of baseball, so plenty of talented pitchers got left off our community top-20
Xzavion Curry is our No. 20 Guardians prospect for 2023
Our top prospects list is capped off by 24-year-old Xzavion Curry, who made his debut with the Guards last season
Jaison Chourio is our No. 19 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 20?
Jaison Chourio is going to be a name to remember in a few years
Petey Halpin is our No. 18 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 19?
Halpin is a contact wizard with plenty of room to grow
Justin Campbell is our No. 17 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 18?
Another tall, polished college arm debuts at No. 17 on our countdown
Jose Tena is our No. 16 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 17?
Tena has stood out in the AFL, but can he stand out during a full MiLB season?
Juan Brito is our No. 15 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 16?
The pure-hitting second baseman was the subject of one of the Guardians’ most interesting trades this offseason
Joey Cantillo is our No. 14 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 15?
A sneaky southpaw with improving velocity could be one of the bigger sleepers in Cleveland’s loaded system.
Jhonkensy Noel is our No. 13 Guardians prospect. Who should be No. 14?
The most powerful slugger in the Guardians system, Noel blasted off for 33 home runs in 2022 across three levels
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