ESPN updated its MLB prospect rankings as several top prospects graduated to the majors. Jesús Made jumps to #1 overall after previously ranking third. The 19-year-old shortstop shows advanced plate discipline and defensive skills despite limited home run production. His bat speed suggests significant power potential if he improves his swing mechanics.

Leo De Vries (Athletics) and Colt Emerson (Mariners) round out the top three prospects. Both are teenage shortstops performing well in Double-A. Several prospects made significant jumps, including Franklin Arias moving from #36 to #6 and Seth Hernandez climbing from #49 to #7. The Pirates' right-hander developed an improved slider that unlocked his potential.

The rankings come as teams prepare for trade season with these prospects likely to appear in deals. Seven players on the list are already on MLB rosters and could lose eligibility soon. The updated rankings reflect performance through early May and will continue to evolve as prospects graduate or fall back in development.