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MLB Futures Game rosters 2023: Full list of prospects playing includes Jackson Holliday, Jackson Chourio

Dan Treacy

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Before MLB All-Star weekend celebrates the stars of the present, it gives fans an opportunity to look toward the future.

Ahead of the draft on on Sunday night, the MLB Futures Game on Saturday puts the top young talent in the minor leagues on display. Many of the prospects playing in this year's edition might one day take the field in the All-Star Game alongside the players they grew up idolizing.

This year's rosters have no shortage of young talent worth watching, including last year's No. 1 overall pick Jackson Holliday and a bevy of top-100 prospects.

Last year's Futures Game rosters included a number of players already making a major-league impact, including Elly De La Cruz, Corbin Carroll, Eury Perez, Francisco Alvarez, Gunnar Henderson, and many more. The next wave of talent will be on the field in Seattle on Saturday.

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Here's a complete look at the MLB Futures Game rosters for the American League and National League.

MLB Futures Game rosters 2023

The AL infield is loaded, with five top-50 prospects in the mix. The group is headlined by Holliday and includes Boston's Marcelo Mayer (No. 4 overall).

:Fans will also get to see three catchers on the rise, all from the AL West. Seattle's Harry Ford, Oakland's Tyler Soderstrom, and Edgar Quero of the Angels could all be long-term building blocks behind the plate.

Here's a complete look at the American League roster for the Futures Game.

American League

Catchers

Player	Organization	MLB Pipeline rank	Level
Harry Ford	Mariners	No. 27	High-A
Tyler Soderstrom	Athletics	No. 35	Double-A
Edgar Quero	Angels	No. 69	Triple-A

Infielders

Player	Organization	MLB Pipeline rank	Level
Jackson Holliday	Orioles	No. 1	High-A
Marcelo Mayer	Red Sox	No. 4	Double-A
Junior Caminero	Rays	No. 16	Double-A
Kyle Manzardo	Rays	No. 40	Triple-A
Colt Keith	Tigers	No. 41	Double-A
Nick Yorke	Red Sox	No. 88	Double-A
Justyn-Henry Malloy	Tigers	N/A	Triple-A
Kyren Paris	Angels	N/A	Double-A

Outfielders

Player	Organization	MLB Pipeline rank	Level
Heston Kjerstad	Orioles	No. 38	Triple-A
Drew Gilbert	Astros	No. 73	Double-A
Lawrence Butler	Athletics	N/A	Double-A
Jonatan Clase	Mariners	N/A	Double-A
Spencer Jones	Yankees	N/A	High-A

Pitchers

Player	Organization	MLB Pipeline rank	Level
Owen White	Rangers	No. 46	Triple-A
Clayton Beeter	Yankees	N/A	Triple-A
Jonathan Cannon	White Sox	N/A	High-A
Joey Cantillo	Guardians	N/A	Triple-A
Shane Drohan	Red Sox	N/A	Triple-A
David Festa	Twins	N/A	Double-A
Will Klein	Royals	N/A	Triple-A
Sem Robberse	Rangers	N/A	Double-A
Yosver Zulueta	Blue Jays	N/A	Triple-A

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National League

The highlight of this loaded National League roster is easily the outfield. Fans might be able to see three top-10 prospects in the same outfield, as Milwaukee's Jackson Chourio, Washington's James Wood, and Chicago's Pete Crow-Armstrong are all in line to play on Saturday.

Three top-20 prospects are among the infielders, including one of the next big-time talents in the Reds organization: Noelvi Marte.

Here's the full National League roster for the Futures Game.