2023 Prospect Position Ranking: Shortstop
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The 2023 season opens for Double-A, High-A and Low-A on Thursday. With MLB and Triple-A already underway, that means it will be the first day every full-season level is in action simultaneously.
To get you ready, we present Baseball America’s 2023 prospect position rankings. Every player who entered the season with prospect eligibility was eligible for our rankings.
Below is the 2023 prospect position ranking for shortstops.
| No. | Player | Org |
| 1. | Elly De La Cruz | Reds |
| 2. | Anthony Volpe | Yankees |
| 3. | Marcelo Mayer | Red Sox |
| 4. | Jordan Lawlar | D-backs |
| 5. | Jackson Holliday | Orioles |
| 6. | Ezequiel Tovar | Rockies |
| 7. | Jackson Merrill | Padres |
| 8. | Marco Luciano | Giants |
| 9. | Colson Montgomery | White Sox |
| 10. | Royce Lewis | Twins |
| 11. | Brooks Lee | Twins |
| 12. | Masyn Winn | Cardinals |
| 13. | Carson Williams | Rays |
| 14. | Zach Neto | Angels |
| 15. | Oswald Peraza | Yankees |
| 16. | Edwin Arroyo | Reds |
| 17. | Jordan Westburg | Orioles |
| 18. | Brayan Rocchio | Guardians |
| 19. | Adael Amador | Rockies |
| 20. | Joey Ortiz | Orioles |
| 21. | J.T. Williams | Mets |
| 22. | Cole Young | Mariners |
| 23. | Brice Turang | Brewers |
| 24. | Luisangel Acuña | Rangers |
| 25. | Brady House | Nationals |
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