Diamondbacks Top 30 Prospects

Rivera is one of the few outfield prospects in the D-backs system expected to stay in center field in the long term.

Rivera is one of the few outfield prospects in the D-backs system expected to stay in center field in the long term.

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The D-backs signed Radney due to his approach, burgeoning power, and ability to play a premium defensive position.

The D-backs No. 1 prospect will get his first extended look and earn his way towards the everyday shortstop role

The D-backs No. 30 prospect's left-handed bat and ability to cover four different positions makes him a possible bench piece.

The D-backs No. 3 prospect has a well-rounded skill set that profiles well for a starting infielder role.

The D-backs No. 4 prospect was not intimidated in his first taste of the big leagues last season.

The D-backs No. 5 prospect might lack size and velocity, but a diverse array of pitches has him as a potential rotation arm.

The Diamondbacks No. 6 prospect is another toolsy teenager prospect from their 2022 international amateur free agent class.

The Diamondbacks No. 8 prospect has top of the scale raw power, but comes with a lot of swing-and-miss risk.

The Diamondbacks No. 9 prospect has all the ideal traits to develop into a reliable workhorse in the middle of their rotation.

The D-backs No. 10 prospect has an unbelievable set of tools that profiles well at third base long term if the bat develops.

The Diamondbacks No. 11 prospect made his major league debut in 2023 in relief, but still projects as a starter long term.

The Diamondbacks No. 12 prospect is another toolsy outfielder who could play in center field, but has questions about the bat.

The D-backs No. 13 prospect showed a strong feel to hit in the DSL and the Complex League, but has questions about ceiling.

The Diamondbacks No. 16 prospect could be counted upon as rotation depth later in the season.

The D-backs No. 17 prospect could become their top pitching prospect depending on how he recovers from Tommy John surgery.

Arizona's No. 19 prospect showcased a strong glove and solid hitting abilities in his first year in the major leagues.

Arizona's No. 20 prospect pitched his first innings with the organization after rehabbing from Tommy John surgery.

Arizona's No. 21 prospect looks to break through a crowded outfield mix to make an impact at the major league level.

Arizona's No. 22 prospect successfully reached Double-A in his Age-21 season.