The Los Angeles Dodgers are thriving at the major-league level, and their success extends well beyond the big-league roster.

MLB Pipeline released its updated Top 100 prospects rankings on Monday, with Los Angeles leading all organizations by placing nine players on the list. The Dodgers added two new names since the preseason rankings, reinforcing the organization's reputation for developing elite young talent.

Right-hander Christian Zazueta and first baseman/outfielder James Tibbs III each earned their first appearances on the Top 100 after strong performances this season.

Outfielder Josue De Paula remains the highest-ranked Dodgers prospect, climbing four spots to No. 4 overall.

Mike Sirota made one of the biggest jumps in the latest rankings, soaring from No. 38 to No. 12. His rise gives the Dodgers two prospects inside the Top 12 while further strengthening an already loaded group of young outfielders.

Zyhir Hope also remains among baseball's elite prospects despite slipping slightly to No. 20, while Eduardo Quintero continued his steady ascent by moving to No. 33 overall.

The Dodgers' updated Top 100 prospects include:

One of the most intriguing storylines within the Dodgers' farm system is the collection of high-end outfield prospects progressing through the organization.

De Paula, Sirota and Hope all rank among the top 20 prospects in baseball, giving Los Angeles one of the strongest groups of young position players in the minors. Sirota's climb was particularly notable, as he moved ahead of both Hope and Quintero in the organization's internal prospect hierarchy.

The trio has also drawn attention because of its presence at Double-A Tulsa, where each continues to develop against advanced competition.

The Dodgers' prospect depth extends beyond the top of the rankings.

Middle infielder Emil Morales and pitcher River Ryan each improved their standing, while Charles Davalan remained inside the Top 100. The additions of Zazueta and Tibbs increased the organization's total from seven ranked prospects to nine, the highest total of any Major League club.

MLB Pipeline issues in-season updates to reflect player development and performance before unveiling a fully refreshed Top 100 rankings following the MLB Draft and signing period later this summer.

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