Vodnik could open the season in the Braves bullpen or potentially be a longer relief role. Vodnik has a plus fastball that can touch triple digits and spent 2022 in the bullpen with solid success in Triple-A. Victor Vodnik - RHP - ETA: July 1st - 1.5/5 Dynasty Value I lean more towards back end starter, but Shuster could have a few mid rotation seasons with the help of the Braves development. Shuster also allowed a home run to former teammate Shea Langeliers in the futures game on an outside change-up. The jump to Triple-A was a little more rough, allowing 10 home runs in 48.2 innings pitched compared to the 8 at Double-A. Shuster proved that Double-A was no problem for the him in 2022 giving up only 65 hits in 90.2 innings with 106 strikeouts. Jared Shuster - LHP - ETA: July 1st - 2.5/5 Dynasty Value Shuster and Dodd in my opinion are the two that have the best chance to debut first in 2023. Mostly pitching that is fringe back end starters or potential long relievers, with a win now team it could be tough to debut without an injury. Here is the criteria I tried to stick to for the value.Ģ-3 = Everyday player/#3 Starter - #4 Starterġ.5 & Under = Utility player/Backend Starter/RelieverĪ depleted farm system of MLB ready prospects due to a few trades with the Oakland A’s and a heavy selection of high school talent, the Braves don’t have too much fire power waiting to debut in 2023. The value is a mix of 2023 value and future value since I’m guessing on the ETA of these players. Lastly, I’ll add how much value they will have in Dynasty formats on a 1-5 scale for a category league with OBP. The ETA is difficult because I selfishly want to see these exciting prospects but I’ll try to stay realistic. Here are my top prospects to make an impact on MLB rosters in 2023, along with an ETA of when/if they get the call to the big leagues. Prospects who have made their MLB debut won’t be on this list. He is 24 years old.Prospects potential is one thing, but making an impact on a Major League team is the goal. 261 with 124 hits in 476 at-bats and 17 home runs with 71 RBI between AA and AAA. He has an anticipated MLB readiness year of 2023, so he could end up being called up to the Marlins sooner rather than later. He was ranked in 2022 as the 15th-best prospect in the Los Angeles farm system. The return for Rojas is said to be shortstop prospect Jacob Amaya. With the inability to shift in the 2023 season, there is going to be more of an impetus on defense, which is a box Rojas checks. Rojas won’t be expected to be a top-of-the-order bat and can be stuck in the bottom part of the lineup. This acquisition can allow Gavin Lux to take over at second base and can send Chris Taylor to the outfield. When it comes to how he fits in the Dodgers, he allows Los Angeles more flexibility with their alignment. Rojas played for the Dodgers in the 2014 season before he was traded that December to Miami. He had a 2.61 defensive WAR which ranked as the fifth-highest in the entire league. Rojas had a 2.5 WAR which was tied for the team lead on Miami. In 471 at-bats, he struck out only 61 times. Rojas draws an average amount of walks, but one of his assets is his low strikeout rate. 236 with 111 hits, 19 doubles, two triples, six home runs and 36 RBI. Rojas played in 140 games for the Marlins last year, which led the team. Rojas will likely be the team’s everyday starter at the position after former shortstop Trae Turner left in free agency. The Los Angeles Dodgers have traded for shortstop Miguel Rojas from the Miami Marlins, per Jon Heyman.
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