Welcome to our annual Top 100 Fantasy Baseball Prospects rankings. This is Year No. 22 of this exercise, and as per usual, is a snapshot of how we perceive these prospects prior to Opening Day.

Despite missing most of April on the IL, he hit the ground running in the minors and generally got better as the season progressed. All told through 270 at-bats, Basallo hit .270 with a very impressive 966 OPS while flashing more power than ever.

After soaring to the top of the list this season, there’s only one place left to go for Anthony, and that’s Fenway Park. Don’t be surprised to see him not only force his way onto the team (if not out of Spring Training, at some point in 2025), but to also make a huge impact as a rookie. Anthony piled up some incredible counting cat totals at Double-A and then hit even better in a few weeks at Triple-A.

The way he’s hitting and producing early on this spring, it looks pretty clear that Chourio is ready to be a big leaguer. Last year, spent mostly at Double-A, he racked up the hits, but overall wasn’t quite as impressive as he’d been in 2022 when he made a mockery of Class-A. Still, you’ll be hard pressed to find a combination of raw power and speed that Chourio posseses. This is a future Fantasy stud who will debut on Opening Day.