
2023 Topps Update arrives in October with a new batch of rookie cards for collectors to chase. Rookies are always a bit part of the draw of the update series. But who are the rookies in 2023? Which are worth chasing? And how does this class stack up?
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The release date for 2023 Topps Update is scheduled for October 11, 2023 (subject to change).
2023 Topps Update release completes the 2023 Topps Flagship Trilogy, following Topps Series 1 and Series 2.
2023 Topps Update Arrives To Close the 2023 Topps Flagship Trilogy In October
Players that made their MLB debut late in 2022 or early in 2023 have rookie cards in 2023 Topps Update. The cutoff date for a player to appear in Update isnโt publicized but is likely set by the MLBPA. The general consensus is that the date is right around the start of June.
That means that players who debut after that time frame will get rookie cards in 2024 Topps. The most obvious and notable player who falls into the โnext yearโ category is Elly De La Cruz, who debuted on June 6th. Other players who debuted later and will get 2024 rookies include Christian Encarnacion-Strand (July 17) and Jordan Lawlar (Sept 7).
Additionally, some popular players with rookie cards in 2023 Topps Series 1, Series 2, or Chrome also have rookie cards in the Update Series. Most of these are as a โRookie Debutโ card that includes the date of the playerโs MLB debut and the โRCโ logo.
For example, Adley Rutschman had a rookie card in 2023 Topps Series 1 and 2023 Topps Chrome. Rutschman also has a Rookie Debut card in 2023 Topps Update, so heโll be included on the rookie checklist.
Note that these boxes do not feature the new โRookie Debutโ patches, but they will debut in 2023 Topps Chrome Update.
This brings up the debate about what a playerโs โtrue rookie cardโ is. Letโs use Fernando Tatis Jr. as an example. He had rookie cards in 2019 Topps Series 2, 2019 Topps Chrome, and 2019 Topps Update. Here are the averages of the three most recent eBay sales for each of these cards in a PSA 10:
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The โRookie Debutโ version in Topps Update is clearly the least popular card despite still having the โRCโ designation. Take this into consideration when deciding your investment strategy for 2023 Topps Update.
To help put these Rookie Debut cards in perspective, consider the 2023 Topps Update Rookie Debut players a full tier below where their โtrueโ rookie cards should be. Bumping these players down a tier better reflects the decreased value of Rookie Debut cards. This is why youโll see Adley Rutschman, Corbin Carroll, Gunnar Henderson, and Jordan Walker in Tier 2.
Here is the complete list of players with Rookie Debut cards in 2023 Topps Update that have their true rookie cards in previous 2023 Topps releases:
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Additionally, there are 15 players that have both true rookie cards and Rookie Debut cards in 2023 Topps Update. There likely isnโt as much of a difference in value for the two cards in the same release, but for clarity the Rookie Debut cards wonโt be in the table below.
There are the players youโll find with both true rookies and Rookie Debut cards: Taj Bradley (#US3), Mason Miller (#US210), Grayson Rodriguez (#US35), Bobby Miller (#US40), Matt Mervis (#US236), Edouard Julien (#US46), Michael Busch (#US66), Zach Neto (#US329), Joey Ortiz (#US103), Tanner Bibee (#US107), Casey Schmitt (#US198), Eury Pรฉrez (#US317), Bryce Miller (#US193), Joey Wiemer (#US316), Jared Shuster (#US309).
The tiers and analysis youโre used to seeing will include only players with true rookie cards in 2023 Topps Update. Overall, the checklist is really pitcher-heavy. Only 37 of the 82 true rookie cards are hitters. The other 45 are pitchers. There are also 10 rookie combo cards that include eight pitching duos and two pitcher/catcher combos; none are worth investorsโ time.
Investors wonโt be thrilled with the 2023 Topps Update checklist because there are so few rookie hitters and so many rookie pitchers. Overall, it seems like a weak crop of true rookies. There are only five players worthy of the top two tiers and the best ones are pitchers.
See below for the tiered breakdown of true rookies in 2023 Topps Update and check back soon for analysis on the top rookies to invest in!
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wdt_ID | Card # | Player | Team | Position | Tier |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | US6 | Brandon Pfaadt | Arizona Diamondbacks | P | 3 |
2 | US8 | Patrick Bailey | San Francisco Giants | C | 4 |
3 | US9 | Bligh Madris | Houston Astros | 1B/OF | 4 |
4 | US11 | Dรฉrmis Garcia | Oakland Athletics | 1B | 4 |
5 | US15 | Mason Miller | Oakland Athletics | P | 3 |
6 | US25 | Jake Alu | Washington Nationals | 2B/OF | 4 |
7 | US26 | Drew Maggi | Pittsburgh Pirates | 3B | 4 |
8 | US29 | Garrett Hill | Detroit Tigers | P | 4 |
9 | US32 | Dominic Fletcher | Arizona Diamondbacks | OF | 3 |
10 | US37 | Brewer Hicklen | Kansas City Royals | OF | 4 |
11 | US38 | Matthew Batten | San Diego Padres | IF | 4 |
12 | US42 | Matt Mervis | Chicago Cubs | 1B | 3 |
13 | US45 | Tim Herrin/Michael Kelly | Cleveland Guardians | P/P | 4 |
14 | US49 | Hogan Harris/Chad Smith | Oakland Athletics | P/P | 4 |
15 | US50 | Grayson Rodriguez | Baltimore Orioles | P | 2 |
16 | US51 | Dylan Dodd | Atlanta Braves | P | 4 |
17 | US53 | Cody Bradford | Texas Rangers | P | 4 |
18 | US54 | Brent Headrick | Minnesota Twins | P | 4 |
19 | US55 | Taj Bradley | Tampa Bay Rays | P | 3 |
20 | US56 | Randy Vรกsquez | New York Yankees | P | 4 |
21 | US58 | Ryan Walker | San Francisco Giants | P | 4 |
22 | US60 | Miguel Amaya | Chicago Cubs | C | 3 |
23 | US67 | Carlos Vargas | Arizona Diamondbacks | P | 4 |
24 | US70 | Gavin Stone | Los Angeles Dodgers | P | 3 |
25 | US74 | Andruw Monasterio | Milwaukee Brewers | 2B/3B | 4 |
26 | US75 | Ryan Noda | Oakland Athletics | 1B | 4 |
27 | US98 | Zach Neto | Los Angeles Angels | SS | 2 |
28 | US109 | Colin Holderman/Yerry De Los Santos | Pittsburgh Pirates | P/P | 4 |
29 | US111 | Thaddeus Ward | Washington Nationals | P | 4 |
30 | US112 | Juan Then | Seattle Mariners | P | 4 |
31 | US114 | Freddy Fermin | Kansas City Royals | C | 4 |
32 | US116 | Mason Englert | Detroit Tigers | P | 4 |
33 | US126 | Joey Ortiz | Baltimore Orioles | IF | 3 |
34 | US133 | Casey Schmitt | San Francisco Giants | IF | 3 |
35 | US139 | Eury Pรฉrez | Miami Marlins | P | 1 |
36 | US141 | Grant Anderson | Texas Rangers | P | 4 |
37 | US144 | Maikel Garcia | Kansas City Royals | 3B | 4 |
38 | US149 | Levi Stoudt | Cincinnati Reds | P | 4 |
39 | US153 | Jeff Lindgren/Bryan Hoeing | Miami Marlins | P/P | 4 |
40 | US156 | Cole Ragans | Texas Rangers | P | 3 |
41 | US159 | J.P. France | Houston Astros | P | 3 |
42 | US160 | Caleb Hamilton | Boston Red Sox | C | 4 |
43 | US162 | Jake Bird | Colorado Rockies | P | 4 |
44 | US168 | Tanner Bibee | Cleveland Guardians | P | 3 |
45 | US174 | Brett Wisely | San Francisco Giants | 2B/OF | 4 |
46 | US178 | Bryce Miller | Seattle Mariners | P | 3 |
47 | US183 | Jose Caballero | Seattle Mariners | 2B/SS | 4 |
48 | US185 | Jose Hernandez | Pittsburgh Pirates | P | 4 |
49 | US186 | Narciso Crook | Boston Red Sox | OF | 4 |
50 | US188 | Bobby Miller | Los Angeles Dodgers | P | 2 |
51 | US192 | Garrett Acton | Oakland Athletics | P | 4 |
52 | US195 | Ben Joyce | Los Angeles Angels | P | 3 |
53 | US196 | Zack Weiss | Los Angeles Angels | P | 4 |
54 | US199 | Matt McLain | Cincinnati Reds | 2B/SS | 3 |
55 | US201 | Blake Sabol | San Francisco Giants | C/OF | 4 |
56 | US206 | Braden Shewmake | Atlanta Braves | SS | 4 |
57 | US214 | Brayan Rocchio | Cleveland Guardians | SS/3B | 3 |
58 | US216 | Sean Bouchard | Colorado Rockies | OF | 4 |
59 | US220 | Jason Delay | Pittsburgh Pirates | C | 4 |
60 | US222 | Edouard Julien | Minnesota Twins | 2B | 3 |
61 | US223 | Cody Bolton | Pittsburgh Pirates | P | 4 |
62 | US224 | Jake Irvin | Washington Nationals | P | 4 |
63 | US228 | Corey Julks | Houston Astros | OF | 4 |
64 | US233 | Logan Allen | Cleveland Guardians | P | 4 |
65 | US238 | Sam Bachman | Los Angeles Angels | P | 4 |
66 | US241 | Gus Varland | Milwaukee Brewers | P | 4 |
67 | US242 | Blake Perkins | Milwaukee Brewers | OF | 4 |
68 | US245 | Joey Wiemer | Milwaukee Brewers | OF | 2 |
69 | US246 | Jose Cuas | Kansas City Royals | P | 4 |
70 | US256 | Michael Busch | Los Angeles Dodgers | 3B | 3 |
71 | US260 | Kevin Kelly | Tampa Bay Rays | P | 4 |
72 | US262 | Cody Sedlock/Michael Papierski | Detroit Tigers | P/C | 4 |
73 | US265 | Jared Koenig/Anderson Espinoza | San Diego Padres | P/P | 4 |
74 | US266 | Andrew Nardi | Miami Marlins | P | 4 |
75 | US267 | Peyton Battenfield | Cleveland Guardians | P | 4 |
76 | US277 | Casey Legumina | Cincinnati Reds | P | 4 |
77 | US279 | Jhony Brito | New York Yankees | P | 4 |
78 | US282 | Braden Bristo | Detroit Tigers | P | 4 |
79 | US286 | Brandon Williamson | Cincinnati Reds | P | 4 |
80 | US287 | Jason Alexander/Peter Strzelecki | Milwaukee Brewers | P/P | 4 |
81 | US288 | Nick Duron/Tom Cosgrove | San Diego Padres | P/P | 4 |
82 | US293 | Wynton Bernard | Toronto Blue Jays | OF | 4 |
83 | US294 | Hobie Harris | Washington Nationals | P | 4 |
84 | US296 | Xavier Edwards | Miami Marlins | 2B | 3 |
85 | US304 | Elier Hernรกndez | Texas Rangers | OF | 4 |
86 | US310 | Enmanuel Valdez | Boston Red Sox | 2B | 4 |
87 | US311 | Luis Medina | Oakland Athletics | P | 4 |
88 | US314 | Brenton Doyle | Colorado Rockies | OF | 4 |
89 | US318 | Cรฉsar Salazar/Matt Gage | Houston Astros | C/P | 4 |
90 | US320 | George Soriano | Miami Marlins | P | 4 |
92 | US322 | Logan Gillaspie/Nick Vespi | Baltimore Orioles | P/P | 4 |
93 | US324 | Jared Shuster | Atlanta Braves | P | 4 |
Miami Marlins P (Card #US139)
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According to Baseball America:
I know what youโre thinking: Just one player in Tier 1 and itโs a pitcher?! I get it, I never put pitchers in Tier 1. But Eury Pรฉrez is special. I tend to overthink Marlins players because I donโt want my fandom clouding my analysis, but I watched all of Pรฉrezโs starts this year and heโs a future ace.
Pรฉrez debuted in mid-May, less than a month after his 20th birthday, and looked completely unphased by the moment. Thatโs probably because he was one of the youngest players at each stop in the minor leagues.
As a 17-year-old in 15 Low-A and 5 High-A starts in 2021, Pรฉrez had a combined 1.96 ERA with a 35.4% strikeout rate. As the youngest pitcher at Double-A the next season, it took him a few starts to find his footing, but he was fantastic for most of the summer.
Pรฉrezโs fastball sits at 98 mph and can get up into triple digits. He has two nasty breaking pitches, a slider and a curveball that both generate a ton of whiffs. He didnโt use the changeup much in the big leagues, but it grades out as a plus pitch.
Pรฉrez has incredible control and command for a 6-foot-8 pitcher. The 20-year-old finished his rookie season with a 3.15 ERA, 28.9% strikeout rate, and a 16.8% swinging strike rate (4th best among qualified pitchers).
Perezโs allure is simple: He combines a powerful four-pitch mix with athleticism and command that ranks as exceptional for anyone but jumps off the page for someone of his sizeโฆ Perez has the ceiling of a true ace.
Heโs the clear-cut best prospect in Miamiโs system and a candidate for the sportโs best pitching prospect.
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Baltimore Orioles P (#US50)
According to Baseball America:
At 23 years old, Grayson Rodriguez and his overpowering fastball dominated Single-A hitters in 2019 and was invited to the Oriolesโ alternate training site during the pandemic. This ensured he didnโt lose a year of development and facing more advanced hitters helped transform him from a thrower to a pitcher. His secondaries include a plus-plus slider and changeup with elite underlying numbers.
Rodriguez always had excellent control in the minor leagues but struggled to throw strikes after returning from an injury in mid-2022. When he made his MLB debut in 2023, his control issues persisted. The Orioles sent him down to Triple-A in late May and he returned in the second half looking much better. (1st half: 7.35 ERA, 10% BB%; 2nd half: 2.58 ERA, 6.9% BB%).
Why, Nicole, did you put Pรฉrez in T1 and Rodriguez in T2 despite similar grades? I like Grayson Rodriguez a lot but Iโm only putting one pitcher in Tier 1. Iโm not sure heโs a sure-fire ace, but I think Eury Pรฉrez is.
Rodriguez has top-of-the-rotation potential and a mid-rotation floor based on his stuff, pitch mix and mentality.
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Los Angeles Angels SS (#US98)
According to Baseball America:
Zach Neto is a 2022 first-round pick who put up humongous numbers during his junior season at Campbell (.407/.514/.769, 15 HR, 19 SB). After being drafted, Neto played 37 games between High- and Double-A where he played as advertised. After 11 games in the minor leagues to start 2023, the Angels called up in mid-April.
He got off to a solid start and found his groove in June, going 11-for-31 before suffering an oblique injury. It was unfortunate not only in timing but seemed to hamper his performance when he returned. Iโm not putting too much stock in his second-half numbers for that reason.
Netoโs power is just average, but all of his other tools are above average or better. He has a higher floor but a lower ceiling than most prospects, making him the least risky investment in Tier 2. But you also know what youโre going to get: a shortstop with high average and moderate power.
Neto obviously doesnโt have the flashy tools some other shortstops do (think: Elly De La Cruz or Oneil Cruz), but heโs a safer bet to be an above-average hitter while at a premium position.
Neto has a chance to be the Angelsโ long-term solution at shortstop and has the bat to be an above-average regular even if he moves positions.
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Los Angeles Dodgers P (#US188)
According to Baseball America:
Bobby Millerโs four-seam fastball and sinker were his two best pitches during his rookie season. He also has a big, looping curveball that was his best put-away pitch. Scouts at Baseball America love Millerโs slider, but it wasnโt an effective pitch for him at the big league level.
His delivery is rather violent which can lead to control issues, but heโs had no problem throwing strikes so far. Millerโs underlying numbers back up the strong season heโs had with the Dodgers in 2023, but I donโt think heโs as lethal as Pรฉrez and thus not my favorite pitching option in 2023 Topps Update.
Miller is an intimidating physical presence at 6-foot-5, 220 pounds and has the stuff to match. His high-octane fastball explodes out of his hand at 97-99 mph and routinely touches 100-101โฆ He is still learning how to properly sequence his pitches and can be too intense at timesโฆ
Miller has the stuff, physicality and control to be a frontline starter similar to Brandon Woodruff if he can polish his mental approach.
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Milwaukee Brewers OF (#US245)
According to Baseball America:
Joey Wiemer is so exciting because he has the impressive power/speed combination that investors dream about. Then you see the 30-grade hit tool and have to slam on the breaks. He wasnโt great during his rookie year โ .204/.283/.362 with a 28.3% strikeout rate โ and the underlying numbers donโt suggest he was just a victim of bad luck. But with the tools he has, you canโt give up on him just yet.
Wiemerโs production in the minor leagues was obvious. At Single-A in 2021, he slashed a combined .296/.403/.556 with 27 home runs, 30 stolen bases, and kept his strikeout rate to 22.2%. Wiemerโs production took a hit and the strikeout rate increased against better pitching in 2022, but he still managed to hit 21 home runs and steal 31 bases.
The upside is huge, but Wiemerโs offensive profile is boom or bust. If he canโt adjust, itโll be a question of how much swing and miss the Brewers can tolerate if heโs hitting for power. Thereโs a ton of risk here.
Thereโs still a wide range of outcomes for Wiemer, but after Jackson Chourio, he has arguably the highest upside in the Brewersโ farm system.
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Brandon Pfaadt, Arizona Diamondbacks P (#US6): With a plus fastball and slider, Pfaadt gets a ton of strikeouts. He looks like a mid-rotation starter.
Mason Miller, Oakland Athletics P (#US15): Miller has an upper-90s fastball and mid-80s slider but his lack of a third pitch signals he might wind up in the bullpen.
Dominic Fletcher, Arizona Diamondbacks OF (#US32): Despite not hitting the ball extremely hard, Fletcher has good plate discipline and makes the most of his line drive approach. Thereโs just better investment options on the D-Backs.
Matt Mervis, Chicago Cubs 1B (#US42): Mervis is a bat-only prospect with big power โ 67 home runs in 310 minor league games โ thatโs the extent of his game.
Taj Bradley, Tampa Bay Rays P (#US55): A solid mid-rotation starter will likely be Bradleyโs future role which is a great thing for the Rays but not for investors.
Miguel Amaya, Chicago Cubs C (#US60): Amaya was one of the Cubsโ big international free-agent signings in 2015. The young catcher hit well but has missed a lot of time with injuries, undergoing Tommy John surgery and dealing with a fracture in his foot.
Gavin Stone, Los Angeles Dodgers P (#US70): Stone is another future mid-rotation starter.
Joey Ortiz, Baltimore Orioles IF (#US126): Ortiz generates elite exit velocities, has good plate discipline, and can play multiple positions. His bat will dictate whether heโs a utility or everyday player. There are just so many young stars in Baltimore that itโs hard to get excited about Ortiz.
Casey Schmitt, San Francisco Giants IF (#US133): Schmitt stood out in 2022 and earned his MLB debut in 2023 but he couldnโt quite put it all together in the big leagues. He probably has the most upside in the third tier but Iโm still hesitant to bump him up a tier.
Cole Ragans, Texas Rangers P (#US156): Ragans flourished after being traded to the Royals, but not enough to get me excited.
J.P. France, Houston Astros P (#US159): France was my go-to waiver wire pickup during the fantasy baseball season, but thatโs the most value you can expect from him.
Tanner Bibee, Cleveland Guardians P (#US168): Bibee was really good with the Guardians this season and Cleveland is fantastic at developing pitchers. Heโs one of the most attractive pitching options in the third tier but there are better options above.
Bryce Miller, Seattle Mariners P (#US178): Miller has an explosive fastball and good slider but currently lacks a viable third pitch.
Ben Joyce, Los Angeles Angels P (#US195): 105.5 mph is 80-grade worthy, but Joyceโs future appears to be in the bullpen.
Matt McLain, Cincinnati Reds 2B/SS (#US199): Baseball America says โHeโs unlikely to be a regular All-Star, but he should be a solid big leaguer.โ
Brayan Rocchio, Cleveland Guardians SS/3B (#US214): Rocchio is a switch-hitting middle infielder with a surprising amount of pop, but not enough to get excited about.
Edouard Julien, Minnesota Twins 2B (#US222): Julien looks like a platoon bat for now, playing almost exclusively against right-handed pitchers this season.
Michael Busch, Los Angeles Dodgers 3B (#US256): With plus power, good plate discipline, and the ability to play multiple positions, Busch has earned a Max Muncy comparison. Iโll let investors decide what to do with that.
Xavier Edwards, Miami Marlins 2B (#US296): Edwards was one of the Raysโ top prospects before being traded for the Marlins a year ago. Heโs an average hitter with plus speed but no power. I think he can be a viable big leaguer but not a real investment option.
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Patrick Bailey, San Francisco Giants C (#US8)
Bligh Madris, Houston Astros 1B/OF (#US9)
Dรฉrmis Garcia, Oakland Athletics 1B (#US11)
Jake Alu, Washington Nationals 2B/OF (#US25)
Drew Maggi, Pittsburgh Pirates 3B (#US26)
Garrett Hill, Detroit Tigers P (#US29)
Brewer Hicklen, Kansas City Royals OF (#US37)
Matthew Batten, San Diego Padres IF (#US38)
Tim Herrin/Michael Kelly, Cleveland Guardians P/P (#US45)
Hogan Harris/Chad Smith, Oakland Athletics P/P (#US49)
Dylan Dodd, Atlanta Braves P (#US51)
Cody Bradford, Texas Rangers P (#US53)
Brent Headrick, Minnesota Twins P (#US54)
Randy Vรกsquez, New York Yankees P (#US56)
Ryan Walker, San Francisco Giants P (#US58)
Carlos Vargas, Arizona Diamondbacks P (#US67)
Andruw Monasterio, Milwaukee Brewers 2B/3B (#US74)
Ryan Noda, Oakland Athletics 1B (#US75)
Colin Holderman/Yerry De Los Santos, Pittsburgh Pirates P/P (#US109)
Thaddeus Ward, Washington Nationals P (#US111)
Juan Then, Seattle Mariners P (#US112)
Freddy Fermin, Kansas City Royals C (#US114)
Mason Englert, Detroit Tigers P (#US116)
Grant Anderson, Texas Rangers P (#US141)
Maikel Garcia, Kansas City Royals 3B (#US144)
Levi Stoudt, Cincinnati Reds P (#US149)
Jeff Lindgren/Bryan Hoeing, Miami Marlins P/P (#US153)
Caleb Hamilton, Boston Red Sox C (#US160)
Jake Bird, Colorado Rockies P (#US162)
Brett Wisely, San Francisco Giants 2B/OF (#US174)
Jose Caballero, Seattle Mariners 2B/SS (#US183)
Jose Hernandez, Pittsburgh Pirates P (#US185)
Narciso Crook, Boston Red Sox OF (#US186)
Garrett Acton, Oakland Athletics P (#US192)
Zack Weiss, Los Angeles Angels P (#US196)
Blake Sabol, San Francisco Giants C/OF (#US201)
Braden Shewmake, Atlanta Braves SS (#US206)
Sean Bouchard, Colorado Rockies OF (#US216)
Jason Delay, Pittsburgh Pirates C (#US220)
Cody Bolton, Pittsburgh Pirates P (#US223)
Jake Irvin, Washington Nationals P (#US224)
Corey Julks, Houston Astros OF (#US228)
Logan Allen, Cleveland Guardians P (#US233)
Sam Bachman, Los Angeles Angels P (#US238)
Gus Varland, Milwaukee Brewers P (#US241)
Blake Perkins, Milwaukee Brewers OF (#US242)
Jose Cuas, Kansas City Royals P (#US246)
Kevin Kelly, Tampa Bay Rays P (#US260)
Cody Sedlock/Michael Papierski, Detroit Tigers P/C (#US262)
Jared Koenig/Anderson Espinoza, San Diego Padres P/P (#US265)
Andrew Nardi, Miami Marlins P (#US266)
Peyton Battenfield, Cleveland Guardians P (#US267)
Casey Legumina, Cincinnati Reds P (#US277)
Jhony Brito, New York Yankees P (#US279)
Braden Bristo, Detroit Tigers P (#US282)
Brandon Williamson, Cincinnati Reds P (#US286)
Jason Alexander/Peter Strzelecki, Milwaukee Brewers P/P (#US287)
Nick Duron/Tom Cosgrove, San Diego Padres P/P (#US288)
Wynton Bernard, Toronto Blue Jays OF (#US293)
Hobie Harris, Washington Nationals P (#US294)
Elier Hernรกndez, Texas Rangers OF (#US304)
Enmanuel Valdez, Boston Red Sox 2B (#US310)
Luis Medina, Oakland Athletics P (#US311)
Brenton Doyle, Colorado Rockies OF (#US314)
Cรฉsar Salazar/Matt Gage, Houston Astros C/P (#US318)
George Soriano, Miami Marlins P (#US320)
Logan Gillaspie/Nick Vespi, Baltimore Orioles P/P (#US322)
Jared Shuster, Atlanta Braves P (#US324)
The rookie list in 2023 Topps Update perhaps isnโt as flashy as the earlier 2023 Topps series. But it is not without promise. Thereโs a lot to like in the 2023 Topps Update, and the rookie list is part of the fun.
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