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Houston Astros Top-30 Prospects List for 2023 Released

MLB has released the rankings for the Houston Astros top-30 prospects heading into the 2023 MLB season.
Houston Astros Top-30 Prospects List for 2023 Released
Houston Astros Top-30 Prospects List for 2023 Released

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The Houston Astros top-30 prospects rankings for the 2023 MLB season from MLB.com are here!

Houston does not boast one of the strongest farm systems in baseball, but that is due to their consistent promotions of internal prospects to the Major Leagues. It is a testament to their prolific scouting, development, and keen eye for talent. 

So while the system may not be highly "ranked" it is still well regarded. 

Here is the list of players who made the pre-season rankings for the Astros. 

1. Hunter Brown, RHP

2. Yainer Diaz, C/1B

3. Drew Gilbert, OF

4. Jacob Melton, OF

5. Colin Barber, OF

6. Ryan Clifford, OF

7. Korey Lee, C

8. Pedro Leon, 2B/OF

9. Justin Dirden, OF

10. Colton Gordon, LHP

11. Spencer Arrighetti, RHP

12. Miguel Ullola, RHP

13. Misael Tamarez, RHP

14. Will Wagner, INF

15. Jaime Melendez, RHP

16. Joe Perez, 3B/OF

17. Andrew Taylor, RHP

18. Joey Loperfido, 1B/2B/OF

19. Kenni Gomez, OF

20. Kenedy Corona, OF

21. Forrest Whitley, RHP

22. Logan Cerny, OF

23. Luis Baez, OF

24. Quincy Hamilton, OF

25. Shawn Dubin, RHP

26. Edinson Batista, RHP

27. Michael Knorr, RHP

28. Camilo Diaz, SS

29. Jose Fleury, RHP

30. Corey Julks, 3B/OF

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