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MLB Pipeline's latest Top 100 Prospects list is full of youth. That’s always the case when it comes to Minor League players, but that’s especially true currently. Of the top 25 players ranked, 17 are not legally allowed to drink…

MLB Pipeline has ranked professional baseball's top seven 17-year-old prospects, highlighting a youthful wave across the Minor Leagues. Giants infielder Luis Hernández leads the list at No. 1, having advanced to Single-A San Jose in his debut season after signing for nearly $5 million. Phillies outfielder Francisco Renteria and Royals outfielder Angeibel Gomez follow as the second and third top-ranked teenagers.
The rankings also feature Angels outfielder Jared Grindlinger, Astros infielder Albert Fermín, Mets shortstop Wandy Asigen, and Cardinals shortstop Rocco Maniscalco. The list comprises recent high-profile international signees and reclassified 2026 MLB Draft selections, selected after Athletics shortstop Johenssy Colome aged out upon turning 18.
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