Florida 2023 Rankings: Spring Update

The high school baseball season has officially kicked off as the 2023 class starts their senior spring. One of the most talented classes Florida has ever had features strengths and depth at every position on the diamond. This class is filled with potential MLB Draft picks and Division 1 impact players. The stands will be packed with scouts in Florida this spring to see who can set themselves apart from the rest.

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Potential First Rounders

The state of Florida should have a numerous amount of high school names selected in this summer’s MLB Draft, but how many will hear their name on Day 1? 3B Aidan Miller (JW Mitchell, Arkansas) is the top prospect in the state and projected Round 1 pick. The physical right-handed hitter has proven his ability to hit on all stages with plenty of future power to dream on. LHP Cam Johnson (IMG Academy, LSU) is the definition of a power lefty. At 6-foot-5, 235 pounds, Johnson runs his fastball up to 97 mph with heavy life generating whiffs. Paired with a wipeout potential slider, Johnson is one of the most projectable high school arms in this Draft and could go on Day 1. SS Arjun Nimmala (Strawberry Crest, FSU) burst onto the scene in 2022 and has established himself as a Day 1 talent. At 6-foot-1, 170 pounds Nimmala is one of the elite defenders at his position in this class. Shows ease of range to any side of his body and a plus arm from short. Offensively, the barrel stays on plane with bat speed and power potential that has continued to increase. Nimmala’s talent and youth will be savored by MLB teams this summer. RHP Charlee Soto (Reborn Christian Academy, UCF) is the power arm in this Florida 2023 class. The 6-foot-5 right-hander gets the fastball up to 98 consistently for swings and misses. A devastating three-pitch arsenal featuring a sharp slider and plus changeup makes Soto a name to look out for on Day 1.