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Also, the amount of 23 year olds in the draft is a lot better, but there are consistently one or two (usually batters) in the draft who are well developed and solid 60+ prospects.
There is one 23 year old in the 2021 real mlb prospects list rated 168th (a pitcher)
The highest rated 22 year old batter is 90th (catcher).
These older guys with good ratings seem to be generated the same year of the draft and have only one year of college stats. Why?
I don't mean to be pedantic, but it does seem a bit funky this year. Anyone else seeing this?
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