The 2019 MLB Draft is upon us, and expanding on this week’s Top 50 ranking, I’ve expanded my list to the final version — the top 200 prospects. Finding 200 names to fill the list this season was more difficult than past years, as this draft does not feel that deep after the first 150-ish players. The draft is shallower in prep athletes with multiple tools and projectable builds than previous classes, and likewise, the college depth in starting pitching is more limited.
Nevertheless, it will be interesting to see where the Dodgers go with their picks on days one and two to find potential prospects for their talented development team to groom.