Cam Collier

Collier slashed .265/.404/.466 with 10 home runs, a 17.3 percent walk rate and a 23.5 percent strikeout rate in his final 65 games as a 19-year-old for High-A Dayton. He'd shown impressive signs prior to that three-month run, but this was the summer he validated the Reds' decision to give him a $5 million bonus in the 2022 draft as a 17-year-old out of junior college. Collier has done a good job of keeping his weight in check, as he was listed at 210 pounds at the time of the draft and that figure hasn't changed, although he is now listed at 6-foot-1 instead of 6-foot-2. He split time between third base and designated hitter at High-A, but he may slide to first base by the time he's playing regularly for the Reds in 2026 or 2027. Even though Collier won't be a threat on the bases, he has done enough with the bat at a young enough age to potentially graduate as a top 10 prospect who projects to hit for a high average and on-base percentage with pole to pole power and a cozy home park. Read Past Outlooks