Braves Minor League Leaders
Hitters ranked by batting average • Pitchers ranked by ERA
Triple-A
Hitting Leaders
Player Top 30 AVG OPS HR RBI BB SB
David McCabe NR .400 1.145 2 11 2 —
Patrick Clohisy #23 .358 .946 3 16 20 22
Lizandro Espinoza NR .314 .933 2 10 7 6
Pitching Leaders
Player Top 30 ERA WHIP IP K K/9 BB/9
Owen Murphy #7 3.42 1.13 84.1 86 9.18 3.20
Rolddy Muñoz NR 3.65 1.29 44.1 62 12.58 5.08
Cedric De Grandpre NR 4.00 1.56 27.0 23 7.67 6.67
Double-A
Hitting Leaders
Player Top 30 AVG OPS HR RBI BB SB
John Gil #8 .323 .832 1 6 12 12
Alex Lodise #10 .320 .812 1 7 2 1
Adam Zebrowski NR .271 .910 15 35 16 1
Pitching Leaders
Player Top 30 ERA WHIP IP K K/9 BB/9
Cam Caminiti #3 2.33 0.93 19.1 20 9.31 5.12
Julio Robaina NR 3.24 1.27 58.1 53 8.18 2.93
Isaac Gallegos #30 4.05 1.20 26.2 27 9.11 4.05
High-A
Hitting Leaders
Player Top 30 AVG OPS HR RBI BB SB
Logan Braunschweig NR .274 .785 3 23 36 11
Will Verdung NR .266 .729 1 11 14 1
Mason Guerra NR .247 .760 11 56 56 4
Pitching Leaders
Player Top 30 ERA WHIP IP K K/9 BB/9
Mathieu Curtis NR 3.41 1.07 44.2 67 13.50 5.24
David Rodriguez NR 3.71 0.73 51.0 53 9.35 2.29
Zach Royse NR 3.86 1.42 60.2 54 8.01 3.26
Single-A
Hitting Leaders
Player Top 30 AVG OPS HR RBI BB SB
Caleb Klein NR .328 .780 0 8 13 12
Yamvier Carrero NR .258 .680 3 8 8 6
Cooper McMurray NR .255 .790 11 68 70 1
Pitching Leaders
Player Top 30 ERA WHIP IP K K/9 BB/9
Adiel Melendez NR 2.49 1.07 50.2 58 10.30 3.55
Cristobal Abreu NR 2.57 2.11 28.0 20 6.43 12.54
Logan Forsythe NR 4.05 1.56 53.1 58 9.79 7.76
Last updated: September 1, 2026

Prospect Risers

Prospects who are raising their stock with strong performances and continued development.

Daniel Brooks

RHP • Rome Emperors
1.89 ERA
68 K
0.88 WHIP

Brooks has quickly gone from an under-the-radar arm to one of the most interesting pitchers in the Braves system. After dominating in Augusta, he earned a promotion to Rome, and in his first two starts he's allowed no runs while striking out 11 and walking one batter.

Alex Lodise

SS • Columbus Clingstones
.273 AVG
.847 OPS
26 HR

Lodise has continued to raise his stock in the Braves system. After spending half the season in Augusta, he needed just 17 games in Rome before earning another promotion to Double-A Columbus. He's continued to produce in Columbus despite the tougher competition at the Double-A level.

Davis Polo

RHP • Rome Emperors
3.18 ERA
112 K
1.09 WHIP

Polo has put together an impressive season on the mound while continuing to work his way through the Braves system. After spending most of the year in Augusta, he earned a late-season promotion to Rome and made a strong first impression at the High-A level. With more than 100 strikeouts on the season, Polo continues to give Braves fans plenty of reasons to keep an eye on him.

Farm Finds

Players outside the Top 30 who are giving Braves fans a reason to take notice.

Sherrintley Da Costa Gomez

OF • DSL Braves
.248 AVG
.849 OPS
5 HR

At just 17 years old, Da Costa Gomez gave Braves fans plenty to be excited about in his first professional season. He showed an impressive ability to get on base while also flashing some power, finishing with an .849 OPS and earning a spot in the DSL All-Star Game. He's still a long way from Atlanta, but he's a name worth remembering as he moves through the lower levels of the system.

Gensi Angeles

RHP • Augusta GreenJackets
3.62 ERA
56 K
1.26 WHIP

Angeles put together a strong season in the FCL before getting his first opportunity with Augusta. The jump to Single-A wasn't nearly as smooth, but reaching full-season baseball at only 18 years old is worth paying attention to. After posting a 2.26 ERA across 55.2 innings in the FCL, he'll be an interesting arm to follow as he gets more experience against advanced hitters.

Juan Mateo

INF • Augusta GreenJackets
.250 AVG
.689 OPS
6 HR

Mateo can sometimes get lost in an Augusta lineup filled with bigger prospect names, but he's continued to put together an interesting season of his own. The 19-year-old has shown the ability to put the ball in play, create problems on the bases and has started showing a little more power as the season has gone along. With 22 stolen bases and continued development at the plate, there's plenty here to keep an eye on going forward.

Mathieu Curtis

RHP • Rome Emperors
2.63 ERA
61 K
1.07 WHIP

Curtis may not get the same attention as some of the bigger names that have come through Rome, but his first full professional season has been impressive. After dominating out of Augusta's bullpen, he earned an early promotion to Rome and has continued to miss bats at the High-A level. With a 2.63 ERA and 61 strikeouts across 51.1 innings between the two levels, the 2025 14th-round pick is giving Braves fans another arm to keep an eye on.