Andy Johnson

We’ve already seen a handful of top MLB prospects make their major-league debuts this season, with a few of them even following that up with lucrative contract extensions. In what is already shaping up to be one of the best rookie classes in more than a decade, another wave of talent could be on the horizon. Let’s take a look at 10 MLB top prospects who could debut in the weeks to come. Read More: MLB Power Rankings Week 3 1.

Last year, Bryce Eldridge was supposed to be the future of the San Francisco Giants. Rated by MLB Pipelin as the 22nd-best prospect in baseball, Eldridge is hailed as one of the best first basemen in the minor leagues. He hit for an .836 OPS in Triple-A Sacramento and earned a call-up to the major leagues in September. So what is he doing back in Triple-A to open the 2026 season? Part of the reason why Eldridge is wasting away in Triple-A is that the Giants’ roster is a mess.

If somebody had predicted two years ago that Miguel Andujar would be a key member of the Padres’ offense in 2026, nobody would have taken them seriously. Yet, here is Andujar, batting fifth for the Padres as a primary DH for a team that has needed an offensive boost. He has proven to be a versatile addition to the San Diego Padres lineup, showing exactly why the team targeted him in free agency.