It’s taken much longer than I expected, but I’m finally ready to unveil my 2019 Dodgers prospect rankings. This year’s addition is the longest one yet, jumping to 104 names from last off-season’s opening of 87 in November of 2017. The off-season has not been terribly harsh on the prospect list, with the biggest hits coming from middle of the pack, and two players entering the top 20 via the Yasiel Puig-Matt Kemp trade.
Still the system’s strength lies in the quantity of solid prospects rather than the quality at the very top. For the first time, the off-season list will not have a player in at least the 70 grade tier since I started producing this ranking.