Moneyline's MLB 30 in '30 series offers a forward-looking perspective on the players who are projected to stand out in the 2030 season. This final list encapsulates the best of the best across all positions, aggregating insights from a comprehensive set of position-by-position rankings that covered catchers, first basemen, second basemen, third basemen, shortstops, outfielders, and pitchers. As the landscape of Major League Baseball is ever-changing, the predictions made today will serve as a lens through which future performances can be evaluated.

Among those anticipated to emerge as leading talents is second baseman Travis Bazzana of the Cleveland Guardians. Set to be 27 years old in 2030, Bazzana was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 draft after an impressive season at Oregon State, where he batted .407 with 28 home runs. His potential as an offensive powerhouse greatly benefits from joining an organization known for its strong track record in developing middle infielders.

At the first base position, Munetaka Murakami is expected to make significant strides, with the Yakult Swallows star poised to transition to MLB. His prolific power numbers, boasting 223 home runs over the past six seasons, position him as a considerable addition as he shifts his focus to first base from third, allowing him to hone his hitting skills further. Young talents such as Jackson Jobe of the Detroit Tigers and Jackson Holliday of the Baltimore Orioles, along with veteran influence including Austin Riley of the Atlanta Braves, signify the blend of fresh faces and seasoned players that will shape the league in 2030.