Bonemer, Carlson, H.Smith 76-79

Schultz 66

Braden as just the #6 prospect in org

Colson was back up at #39

 

1.Colson Montgomery (39)SS7

2.Noah Schultz (66)LHP3

3.Caleb Bonemer (76)SS5

4.Billy Carlson (77)SS6

5.Hagen Smith (79)LHP4

6.Braden MontgomeryRF3

7.Jaden FauskeRFNR

8.Peyton PalletteRHP10

9.Tanner McDougalRHPNR

10.George WolkowRFNR

 

76. Caleb Bonemer, SS, Chicago White Sox
77. Billy Carlson, SS, Chicago White Sox
78. Cam Caminiti, LHP, Atlanta Braves
79. Hagen Smith, LHP, Chicago White Sox
80. Didier Fuentes, RHP, Atlanta Braves
81. Spencer Jones, CF, New York Yankees
82. Connor Prielipp, LHP, Minnesota Twins
83. Brandon Sproat, RHP, New York Mets
84. Tink Hence, RHP, St. Louis Cardinals
85. Emil Morales, SS, Los Angeles Dodgers
86. Lazaro Montes, RF, Seattle Mariners
87. Jarlin Susana, RHP, Washington Nationals
88. Jakob Marsee, CF, Miami Marlins

 

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/46017620/2025-mlb-prospect-rankings-update-kiley-mcdaniel-konnor-griffin-kevin-mcgonigle-jesus-made

 

Edited August 20, 2025Aug 20 by caulfield12

Just woke up in China and didn't see this also in the minor leagues thread, but they obviously 1) did this list when he was struggling two weeks ago or 2) relied on last season's results/injury way too much and haven't paid attention at all.

But that makes little sense as the other Sox prospects have experienced so much volatility in rankings this year.

The home run numbers aren't quite there...but the raw tools are evident to every scout that watches prospects closely, other than blazing speed.  He's almost the prototype for a RFer.