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Several times throughout the year, in response to new information, recent on-field performances and player movement, the Fish On First staff revises our ranking of Miami Marlins top prospects. The table below illustrates how each player's position on the FOF Top 30 has changed from one update to the next.

Any prospect who appeared on a Top 30 list over the last 12 months is included in the table, which is sorted in alphabetical order.

  • "UR" means the player was in the Marlins organization at the time, but not a Top 30 prospect
  • "N/A" means the player was either not with the organization or has graduated from prospect eligibility.

 

Name May 2025 August 2025 October 2025 January 2026 April 2026
Maximo Acosta 14 11 12 15 17
Kemp Alderman 23 16 8 10 8
Aiva Arquette N/A 3 4 7 7
Nigel Belgrave 30 28 25 UR UR
Keyner Benitez 17 15 17 21 19
Starlyn Caba 5 8 9 8 6
Owen Caissie N/A N/A N/A 4 N/A
Cam Cannarella N/A 17 14 14 11
Brandon Compton N/A N/A N/A 29 25
Luis Cova 20 13 10 12 12
Deyvison De Los Santos 9 18 23 28 UR
Kevin Defrank 15 6 5 6 4
Eliazar Dishmey UR 21 15 18 15
Josh Ekness 26 24 22 27 20
Drew Faurot N/A UR 28 UR UR
Dax Fulton 13 27 UR UR UR
Payton Green UR UR UR UR 28
Dillon Head 7 9 8 9 9
Cristian Hernández N/A N/A N/A 23 24
Ryan Ignoffo UR UR 29 UR UR
Chase Jaworsky N/A 23 UR UR UR
Carter Johnson 16 30 UR UR UR
Brendan Jones N/A N/A N/A 17 14
Dillon Lewis N/A N/A N/A 5 5
Joe Mack 3 2 2 2 3
Jakob Marsee 24 7 N/A N/A N/A
Liomar Martínez 28 UR 27 UR UR
Juan Matheus N/A N/A N/A 30 29
Aiden May 29 UR UR UR UR
Adam Mazur 8 10 N/A N/A N/A
Victor Mesa Jr. 19 UR UR UR N/A
Noble Meyer 10 14 18 22 27
Karson Milbrandt 21 20 13 13 10
Jacob Miller 22 UR UR UR UR
PJ Morlando 18 19 16 26 26
Nate Payne UR UR UR UR 30
Andrew Pintar 25 UR UR UR UR
Agustín Ramírez 2 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Andrew Salas 4 5 6 11 13
Jared Serna 11 22 24 UR UR
Grant Shepardson 27 29 UR UR UR
Robby Snelling 6 4 3 3 2
Santiago Solarte N/A N/A N/A 20 18
Fenwick Trimble 30 UR 20 19 16
Esmil Valencia N/A 26 19 24 23
Andrés Valor 12 12 11 16 22
Josh White UR UR 21 25 21
Thomas White 1 1 1 1 1

 


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12 hours ago, rurrusuno said:

Keep your 👀 on Thomas White, Agustin Ramirez, and DLS

 

12 hours ago, rurrusuno said:

Keep your 👀 on Thomas White, Agustin Ramirez, and DLS

Why watch Ramirez moreso than Joe Mack? Mack had more total bases in fewer at bats and did so in the Southern League no less. And of course he's far better defensively! And Mack is younger.

Why watch White moreso than Snelling? He's about the same age as Snelling and hasn't thrown a single pitch in AA yet.

Why get excited about DLS? He didn't even hit in the Dominican Winter League and the whiffs are a huge problem.

Guy that I'm watching? Jacob Miller,  He;s way ahead of Noble Meyer.

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9 minutes ago, Slacker Mills said:

 

Why watch Ramirez moreso than Joe Mack? Mack had more total bases in fewer at bats and did so in the Southern League no less. And of course he's far better defensively! And Mack is younger.

Why watch White moreso than Snelling? He's about the same age as Snelling and hasn't thrown a single pitch in AA yet.

Why get excited about DLS? He didn't even hit in the Dominican Winter League and the whiffs are a huge problem.

Guy that I'm watching? Jacob Miller,  He;s way ahead of Noble Meyer.

My error. Mack and Ramirez had about the same number of total bases in the same number of at bats.

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3 hours ago, Slacker Mills said:

 

Why watch Ramirez moreso than Joe Mack? Mack had more total bases in fewer at bats and did so in the Southern League no less. And of course he's far better defensively! And Mack is younger.

Why watch White moreso than Snelling? He's about the same age as Snelling and hasn't thrown a single pitch in AA yet.

Why get excited about DLS? He didn't even hit in the Dominican Winter League and the whiffs are a huge problem.

Guy that I'm watching? Jacob Miller,  He;s way ahead of Noble Meyer.

Fair point! With these prospects you never know how they'll turn out until they actually reach the big leagues. 

Actually, if you're referring to their 2024 totals, Ramirez had more total bases (232) in 476 at bats than Mack who had 221 total bases in slightly less at bats (472). I'd say that Agustin Ramirez has the edge right now because he has Triple A experience and has more of a minor league resume. With the defense, I agree, it's not even close that Joe Mack is better. Yes, Mack at 21 is a couple of years younger so he still has some more time to prove his worth. If I were the Marlins, I'd utilize Ramirez at 1B or DH any day rather than have him behind the plate. 

Thomas White is our #1 prospect as we speak. He showed good numbers last season but probably won't reach the majors until 2027 at least. Robby Snelling will probably get a call up to the Fish in late August or early September. My only concern is that his 2023 was great in Single A but then his 2024 was subpar to say the least in Double A. Now he's in Triple A so he could redeem himself and get back into form. If the Marlins are really out of it late in the season, I think Snelling will be on the club regardless. 

I see the power potential with DLS. He hit 40 homers and drove in 120 runs in total last season in the minors. The 144 strikeouts are concerning. Pretty much, any power hitter has strikeout problems as well. It's a given. I remember learning about "Mike" Stanton in early 2010 and having a good feeling he would get called up at some point that summer and being successful. Well, it happened, and the rest was history. I think DLS will get the callup this season. We got nothing to lose. 

Miller is promising but needs a couple more seasons at least in the minors. Same can be said for Meyer, who was just drafted last year. So far, I agree that Miller looks more promising. 

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On 12/13/2024 at 11:51 AM, Slacker Mills said:

 

Why watch Ramirez moreso than Joe Mack? Mack had more total bases in fewer at bats and did so in the Southern League no less. And of course he's far better defensively! And Mack is younger.

Why watch White moreso than Snelling? He's about the same age as Snelling and hasn't thrown a single pitch in AA yet.

Why get excited about DLS? He didn't even hit in the Dominican Winter League and the whiffs are a huge problem.

Guy that I'm watching? Jacob Miller,  He;s way ahead of Noble Meyer.

I was about to text on Joe Mack. He's been steadily climbing the ladder from upper20s prospects to now a top 10. Very happy for him and hopefully he can have his cup of coffee this year.

My "underdog" prospects are Serna and Valor. Consistency is the key!

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