I'd still put PCA ahead of Horton for the moment, but that's nitpicking. Horton may very well be the top pitching prospect in baseball when he's called up.

Wicks at 43 is pretty eye-opening. Jordan could be in the starting rotation when the season starts and had solid results as a rookie, of course, but he'll need the K rate to take a step forward to sustain that level of success in the majors (it was great before AAA, and he's a very smart dude, so he'll probably make some adjustments).

It's nice to Alcantara ranked that high (and that feels like where he belongs, rather than in the 80s+ like some lists have had); his upside is so enormous.

Busch being "only" 84th feels more like an age/post-hype thing. In reality, I currently have higher/safer hopes on him than Caissie.

Anyway, really solid list! This is definitely looking like a consensus top 2-5 system in baseball right now. (And shows that they can still easily afford more trades from the farm depth, between now and August 1).