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1. SS Jefferson Rojas | 21 | AA | 2027

A lot of prospects stumble with their new organization after headlining a deadline deal, but Rojas hasn’t missed a beat with the Mets. He has, however, continued to play at Double-A despite spending 159 games there over the last two years. He’s been particularly good for Binghamton, posting a 137 wRC+ with nine home runs in 29 games.  Listed at 5’11” 150 pounds, Rojas is much bigger than that these days and features significant thump from the right side. The defense may not allow him to play much shortstop, but he’s already been playing a lot of second and third base and hits well enough to claim either spot as his own. 

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Three weeks into the 2026 college baseball season, and no pre-draft rankings yet, Hobbs!? Again, my mother, calling down to the basement from the kitchen as I watch a third rerun of Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 12 (Half Measures) while eating a fourth meatball Hot Pocket. As I burn my chin on steamy marinara, I turn my visage to my laptop screen and realize I have been finished for six weeks but forgot to hit send, and now have compiled seven missed text messages from Truss. So, away we go, unveiling the top-five college prospects for the 2026 MLB Draft, without bias, and without groupthink to give you an idea of who you really should be looking at for first-year player drafts despite all the hullabaloo out there.

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