MLB Prospects Who Should Be Called Up in 2025

Samuel Basallo (Orioles): Could provide a spark to the struggling Orioles with his bat, playing catcher and first base.

C.J. Kayfus (Guardians): Showing great hitting ability and power, potentially filling a need at first base or right field for Cleveland.

Cole Young (Mariners): Demonstrating control of the strike zone and solid defense at second base for the AL West-leading Mariners.

Brady House (Nationals): Has the potential to fill the hole at third base for the rebuilding Nationals, displaying power at the plate.

Marcelo Mayer (Red Sox): Could replace Campbell at second base, offering more offensively and defensively than Trevor Story.

Roman Anthony (Red Sox): Dominating Triple-A pitching, ready to contribute to the Red Sox despite their already strong outfield.

Justin Crawford (Phillies): Offers speed, hitting ability, and strong center field defense, potentially an upgrade over existing options.

Colby Thomas (Athletics): Has little left to prove in Triple-A, showcasing power and refining swing decisions.

Bubba Chandler (Pirates): The best pitching prospect in the Minors, dominating Triple-A hitters with a combination of stuff and strikes.

Jacob Misiorowski (Brewers): Possesses elite stuff, with a fastball touching 103 mph and impressive strikeout numbers in the IL.

Jac Caglianone (Royals): After a notable collegiate career at the University of Florida, Caglianone looked more like a prodigious future power hitter with star qualities at Double-A to begin the year

Q: Who is Samuel Basallo?

Q: Why should C.J. Kayfus be called up?

Q: What makes Cole Young a valuable prospect?

Q: What is notable about Bubba Chandler?

Several MLB teams have promising prospects in Triple-A who are ready for a call-up.

These prospects could address specific needs, such as offensive boosts or defensive stability.

Keep an eye on these players as potential impact additions to their respective MLB teams.