Five Pirates prospects are populating the latest MLB Pipeline top 100 list.
All five are in the top 50 as well.
The first Pirates player to land on the list is catcher Henry Davis at 19, he is currently with the Altoona Curve in Double-A. He's 22-years-old and is expected has a Major League ETA of 2024.
Davis was ranked 24th before the beginning of the season
Next on the list, right after Davis is short stop Oneil Cruz, who was called up by the Pirates last month, is still considered a prospect at 20. The 23-year-old is currently batting .193 in 15 games with an on base percentage of .217. He's struck out 19 times and has walked twice. He has 11 hits, three home runs and 13 RBI over that span.
Cruz was 26th in an earlier list
Curve second baseman Nick Gonzales comes in at 31 on the top 100 list. The 23-year-old is expected to make his MLB debut sometime this season. Gonzales dropped 11 spots from 20 in the previous list
Right handed pitcher Quinn Priester, also currently at Double-A Altoona comes in at 36 and is expected to debut for the Pirates sometime next season, according to the Pipeline. Priester is 21.
Rounding out the Pirates on the list is short stop Liover Peguero. The 21-year-old is 45th on the list and he has an ETA of 2023. It's a big leap for Peguero, who was 79th in March.
Graduating from the Pipeline is right handed pitcher Roansy Contreras. He was 71st on the previous list but is now no longer considered a prospect.
