Report compiled for Dynasty Mode GMs. Save your game before the 2005 draft—Kershaw is in the next class.
Some of the notable players from the list include: mvp baseball 2005 top 100 prospects
| Rank | Player | Org | Game Ceiling | Real-Life Outcome | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Joe Mauer | MIN | 99 OVR | Hall of Famer. Game was correct. | | 2 | Felix Hernandez | SEA | 97 OVR | Cy Young winner. Absolute ace. | | 3 | Delmon Young | TB | 95 OVR | Bust (relative to hype). Rookie of Year but out of MLB by 30. | | 4 | Ian Stewart | COL | 93 OVR | Bust. Injuries ruined a power bat. | | 5 | Andy Marte | ATL | 92 OVR | Tragic bust. Never hit in MLB. | | 6 | Jeremy Hermida | FLA | 92 OVR | Bust. Famous grand slam debut, then mediocrity. | | 7 | Casey Kotchman | ANA | 90 OVR | Fringe starter. Great glove, no power. | | 8 | Jeff Francis | COL | 90 OVR | Solid #3 starter. World Series 2007. | | 9 | Scott Kazmir | TB | 90 OVR | All-Star. Traded for Zambrano (Victor, not Carlos). | | 10 | Rickie Weeks | MIL | 90 OVR | Serviceable 2B. Injuries killed MVP hype. | Report compiled for Dynasty Mode GMs
The following players topped the game's internal rankings, often characterized by high "Star" ratings (indicating their future potential): Game was correct
– A former two-way player with high arm strength.