The 2025 MLB rookie class is set to introduce a wave of new talent, with several top prospects on the brink of their major league debuts.

Bubba Chandler, currently ranked 2nd, has dominated in the minors and is positioned to join the Pittsburgh Pirates' rotation, particularly if injuries arise.

Bryce Eldridge, ranked 10th, boasts a powerful offensive profile and could take on the first base role for the San Francisco Giants, provided he maintains his strong performance at Triple-A.

Andrew Painter, ranked 9th, is on the mend from Tommy John surgery and may soon offer relief help for the Philadelphia Phillies.

Justin Crawford, the son of Carl Crawford and ranked 43rd, is making a name for himself in the Philadelphia Phillies organization, showing potential to fill a long-term center field position.

Quinn Mathews, ranked 64th, is a strong candidate for the St. Louis Cardinals' rotation, especially if trades occur before the deadline.

C.J. Kayfus, ranked 55th, has excelled within the Cleveland Guardians' system, enhancing their right field with a solid offensive display.

Samuel Basallo, ranked 14th, has demonstrated his hitting prowess in the minors and may shift positions to bypass Adley Rutschman at catcher.

Miguel Ullola, ranked 83rd, showcases a powerful fastball and could join the Houston Astros' bullpen or rotation if he can refine his control.

Carson Williams, ranked 21st, is recognized for his defensive skills but must improve his batting consistency to secure a call-up with the Tampa Bay Rays.

Brady House, ranked 87th on Bleacher Report's Top 100 list, is poised to take over third base for the Washington Nationals following a strong performance in Triple-A.

Recent promotions have included notable players such as Roman Anthony and Marcelo Mayer from the Red Sox, and Jac Caglianone from the Royals, among others from various teams.