A List Of Every 1st Bowman Card In 2022 Bowman Draft [Updated]

Nicole Cahill December 18, 2022

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Topps will release 2022 Bowman Draft Baseball just in time for the holidays! Hobby boxes are scheduled to hit shelves on Wednesday, December 21 and they will be full of recent draft picks and top prospects.

By our count, 56 hitters and 48 pitchers are making their 1st Bowman debut in 2022 Bowman Draft. At first glance, there are a good amount of potential investment opportunities in this release.

So who’s in 2022 Bowman Draft?

Seven players with 1st Bowman cards made Baseball America’s year-end Top 100 Prospects list:

Brooks Lee (SS, No. 37),
Jackson Holliday (SS, No. 38)
Termarr Johnson (SS, No. 43)
Elijah Green (OF, No. 48)
Kevin Parada (C, No. 49)
Jace Jung (2B, No. 90)
Zach Neto (SS, No. 98).

CardLines will be publishing a breakdown of these top prospects soon, but we wanted to give our readers the complete list of the 104 players with 1st Bowman cards in 2022 Bowman Draft prior to release day.

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wdt_ID	Card #	Player	Team	Position	Tier
1	BD-3	William Kempner	San Francisco Giants	P	4
2	BD-4	Adam Mazur	San Diego Padres	P	4
3	BD-5	Jared McKenzie	Washington Nationals	OF	4
4	BD-6	Gavin Cross	Kansas City Royals	OF	2
5	BD-8	Connor Prielipp	Minnesota Twins	P	3
6	BD-9	Dominic Keegan	Tampa Bay Rays	1B/C	4
7	BD-10	Blake Burkhalter	Atlanta Braves	P	4
8	BD-12	Cayden Wallace	Kansas City Royals	3B	2
9	BD-13	Justin Boyd	Cincinnati Reds	OF	4
10	BD-15	Jace Jung	Detroit Tigers	2B	2
11	BD-16	Sonny DiChiara	Los Angeles Angels	1B	4
12	BD-17	Bryce Hubbart	Cincinnati Reds	P	4
13	BD-18	Zach Neto	Los Angeles Angels	SS	2
14	BD-21	Brandon Barriera	Toronto Blue Jays	P	4
15	BD-23	Elijah Green	Washington Nationals	OF	1
16	BD-25	Drew Thorpe	New York Yankees	P	4
17	BD-26	Chandler Simpson	Tampa Bay Rays	SS	4
18	BD-27	Dylan Lesko	San Diego Padres	P	2
19	BD-28	Tanner Schobel	Minnesota Twins	SS	4
20	BD-29	Ivan Melendez	Arizona Diamondbacks	1B/3B	3
21	BD-31	Carson Palmquist	Colorado Rockies	P	4
22	BD-33	Reggie Crawford	San Francisco Giants	P	4
23	BD-34	Jordan Beck	Colorado Rockies	OF	3
24	BD-37	Thomas Harrington	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	4
25	BD-42	Mikey Romero	Boston Red Sox	SS	3
26	BD-43	Trystan Vrieling	New York Yankees	P	4
27	BD-44	Hayden Dunhurst	Kansas City Royals	C	4
28	BD-45	Josh Kasevich	Toronto Blue Jays	3B/SS	4
29	BD-47	Kevin Parada	New York Mets	C	2
30	BD-48	Eric Brown Jr.	Milwaukee Brewers	SS	2
31	BD-49	Chase DeLauter	Cleveland Guardians	OF	4
32	BD-50	Sean McLain	Los Angeles Dodgers	2B	4
33	BD-55	Logan Tanner	Cincinnati Reds	C	4
34	BD-56	Noah Schultz	Chicago White Sox	P	4
35	BD-67	Joe Lampe	Cleveland Guardians	OF	4
36	BD-71	Parker Messick	Cleveland Guardians	P	4
37	BD-72	Landon Sims	Arizona Diamondbacks	P	4
38	BD-73	Jakob Marsee	San Diego Padres	OF	4
39	BD-77	Nazier Mule	Chicago Cubs	P	4
40	BD-81	Ryan Cermak	Tampa Bay Rays	OF	4
41	BD-82	Robby Snelling	San Diego Padres	P	4
42	BD-84	Dalton Rushing	Los Angeles Dodgers	C	3
43	BD-85	Clark Elliott	Oakland Athletics	OF	4
44	BD-87	Karson Milbrandt	Miami Marlins	P	4
45	BD-90	Cole Phillips	Atlanta Braves	P	4
46	BD-92	Chase Meidroth	Boston Red Sox	OF/2B	4
47	BD-95	Cooper Hjerpe	St. Louis Cardinals	P	4
48	BD-97	Anthony Hall	New York Yankees	OF	4
49	BD-101	Steven Zobac	Kansas City Royals	P	4
50	BD-103	Hunter Barco	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	4
51	BD-109	Ben Joyce	Los Angeles Angels	P	4
52	BD-112	Cole Young	Seattle Mariners	SS	3
53	BD-113	Justin Campbell	Cleveland Guardians	P	4
54	BD-114	Jud Fabian	Baltimore Orioles	OF	3
55	BD-117	Alex McFarlane	Philadelphia Phillies	P	4
56	BD-118	Troy Melton	Detroit Tigers	P	4
57	BD-119	Henry Williams	San Diego Padres	P	4
58	BD-120	Michael Knorr	Houston Astros	P	4
59	BD-121	Henry Bolte	Oakland Athletics	OF	3
60	BD-122	Sal Stewart	Cincinnati Reds	3B	3
61	BD-124	Brycen Mautz	St. Louis Cardinals	P	4
62	BD-125	Ignacio Alvarez	Atlanta Braves	3B	4
63	BD-126	JR Ritchie	Atlanta Braves	P	4
64	BD-128	Pete Hansen	St. Louis Cardinals	P	4
65	BD-130	Termarr Johnson	Pittsburgh Pirates	SS	1
66	BD-131	Robert Moore	Milwaukee Brewers	2B	4
67	BD-132	Jacob Misiorowski	Milwaukee Brewers	P	3
68	BD-135	Jacob Melton	Houston Astros	OF	3
69	BD-136	Ryan Ritter	Colorado Rockies	SS	4
70	BD-138	Andrew Pintar	Arizona Diamondbacks	SS	4
71	BD-140	Kenya Huggins	Cincinnati Reds	P	4
72	BD-141	Jake Bennett	Washington Nationals	P	4
73	BD-142	Gabriel Rincones	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	3
74	BD-143	Lamar King Jr.	San Diego Padres	C	4
75	BD-145	Owen Murphy	Atlanta Braves	P	3
76	BD-151	Gabriel Hughes	Colorado Rockies	P	4
77	BD-152	Drew Gilbert	Houston Astros	OF	3
78	BD-153	Brooks Lee	Minnesota Twins	SS	1
79	BD-154	Jack Brannigan	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	4
80	BD-157	Tres Gonzalez	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	4
81	BD-160	Dylan Beavers	Baltimore Orioles	OF	3
82	BD-163	Nate Savino	Arizona Diamondbacks	P	4
83	BD-164	Kumar Rocker	Texas Rangers	P	2
84	BD-165	Nick Biddison	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF	4
85	BD-168	Jackson Holliday	Baltimore Orioles	SS	1
86	BD-172	Mason Barnett	Kansas City Royals	P	4
87	BD-174	Jackson Cox	Colorado Rockies	P	4
88	BD-176	Michael Kennedy	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	4
89	BD-177	Peyton Pallette	Chicago White Sox	P	4
90	BD-178	Jimmy Crooks III	St. Louis Cardinals	C	4
91	BD-180	Jonathan Cannon	Chicago White Sox	P	4
92	BD-182	Nate Furman	Cleveland Guardians	2B	4
93	BD-183	Jordan Sprinkle	Chicago White Sox	SS	4
94	BD-184	Trevor Martin	Tampa Bay Rays	P	4
95	BD-185	Christopher Paciolla	Chicago Cubs	3B/SS	4
96	BD-187	Walter Ford	Seattle Mariners	P	4
97	BD-190	Jett Williams	New York Mets	OF/SS	3
98	BD-191	Dylan Ray	Arizona Diamondbacks	P	4
99	BD-193	Cade Horton	Chicago Cubs	P	4
100	BD-194	Alex Freeland	Los Angeles Dodgers	3B/SS	4
101	BD-195	Jacob Miller	Miami Marlins	P	4
102	BD-196	Brenner Cox	Washington Nationals	OF	4
103	BD-197	Trey Lipscomb	Washington Nationals	3B	4
104	BD-200	Cutter Coffey	Boston Red Sox	SS	4
	Card #	Player	Team	Position	Tier

Tier 1: 1st Bowman prospects worth ripping for in 2022 Bowman Draft.

Elijah Green, OF in Washington Nationals organization (#BD-23)

Age: 19 | Bats: R | Throws: R | ETA: 2027

Baseball America Grades: Hit: 50 | Power: 70 | Speed: 70 | Field: 55 | Arm: 60 | Overall: 60
#48 prospect in MLB by Baseball America

Season (Age)	Name	Level	G	2B	HR	RBI	BB%	K%	BA	OBP	SLG
2022 (18)	Elijah Green	Rk	12	4	2	9	11.5%	40.4%	.302	.404	.535

Elijah Green has the most exciting tools of any 1st Bowman prospect in 2022 Bowman Draft. He has elite power and speed, with many scouts calling him one of the most dynamic athletes they’ve seen in years. He crushes pitches to all parts of the field, showcases blazing speed on the base paths, and plays above average defense.

His brief stint in rookie ball was as advertised, with Green going deep in his first professional game. The drawback in his game is his propensity to strike out. He exposed this weakness in his professional debut, striking out 21 times in 12 games. This makes him a high-risk investment, but one that’s hard not to gamble on when considering his raw talent and elite tools.

The son of 10-year NFL tight end Eric Green, Elijah’s physicality would stand out on a football field and is almost unheard of on the baseball field at his age. At 6-foot-3, 214 pounds, Green has tremendous strength and power currently and would look right at home standing next to the top sluggers in baseball as an 18-year-old…While other hitters in this class might top Green as a pure hitter, you won’t find anyone with his combination of dynamic athleticism, power, speed and pure upside.
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Termarr Johnson, SS in Pittsburgh Pirates organization (#BD-130)

Age: 18 | Bats: L | Throws: R | ETA: 2027

Baseball America Grades: Hit: 70 | Power: 60 | Speed: 50 | Field: 50 | Arm: 50 | Overall: 60
#43 prospect in MLB by Baseball America

Season (Age)	Name	Level	G	2B	HR	SB	BB%	K%	BA	OBP	SLG
2022 (18)	Termarr Johnson	Rk&A	23	6	1	6	19.5%	25.6%	.222	.366	.365

Termarr Johnson has a long list of impressive comparisons to baseball greats. MLB Pipeline notes one scout saying he has the “combination of Wade Boggs’ plate discipline and Vladimir Guerrero Sr.’s bat-to-ball skills.” Baseball America notes he is “one of the most advanced pure hitters to come out of high school since perhaps Joe Mauer in 2001.” Last, FanGraphs likens his left-handed swing to Bryce Harper’s.

These lofty comparisons set a high bar, but the consensus is that Johnson’s plus-plus (70) hit tool comes with plus (60) power. Scouts believe he’s an elite contact hitter with the potential for 25-30 home runs at his peak. Johnson also has an infectious personality and passion, making Pittsburgh’s future double-play duo of Oneil Cruz and Termarr Johnson one of the most exciting in recent memory.

Johnson is one of the best top-of-the-class high school prospects the industry has seen in years. He’s a shortstop who probably moves to second base at the next level and is close to physically maxed out, but he’s also one of the most advanced pure hitters to come out of high school since perhaps Joe Mauer in 2001. Johnson manipulates his bat from the left side of the plate like a magic wand, equally capable of turning on mid-90s velocity and showing 60-grade power to the pull or sitting back and slapping a breaking ball or off-speed offering through the 5-6 hole for a softly hit single… Johnson is a long way away—he will still be 18 years old on Opening Day—but his brief pro debut teased his potential as an impact big league hitter for both average and power.
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Brooks Lee, SS in Minnesota Twins organization (#BD-153)

Age: 21 | Bats: S | Throws: R | ETA: 2025

Baseball America Grades: Hit: 70 | Power: 50 | Speed: 40 | Field: 50 | Arm: 55 | Overall: 60
#37 prospect in MLB by Baseball America

Season (Age)	Name	Level	G	2B	HR	RBI	BB%	K%	BA	OBP	SLG
2022 (21)	Brooks Lee	Rk&A	31	6	4	15	11.5%	14.4%	.303	.389	.451

Brooks Lee is the oldest player in the top tier, having attended Cal Poly after being drafted in the 35th round of the 2019 Draft. (For what it’s worth, he was a top prep player in 2019 and would’ve gone higher if it wasn’t for his desire to play for his father at Cal Poly.) Lee hit .351/.426/.647 while playing shortstop for the Division I Mustangs.

The switch hitter has a contact-focused approach that drives his plus-plus hit tool, but he’s flashed a surprising amount of power that’s average at-worst. Scouts were not optimistic he’d stick at shortstop, and with the Twins re-signing Carlos Correa it appears Lee will slot in nicely at third base. He’s the closest player to the big leagues and carries the lowest risk in the top tier.

Lee is a switch-hitter who has hit everywhere he has played. His lefthanded swing is a work of art. His righthanded swing isn’t as fluid or powerful, but he has the hand-eye coordination to make consistent contact and spray balls around the field. He has elite strike-zone discipline, crushes fastballs and drives pitches in all parts of the zone, projecting as a potential plus-plus hitter.
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Jackson Holliday, SS in Baltimore Orioles organization (#BD-168)

Age: 19 | Bats: L | Throws: R | ETA: 2027

Baseball America Grades: Hit: 60 | Power: 55 | Speed: 60 | Field: 60 | Arm: 60 | Overall: 65
#38 prospect in MLB by Baseball America

Season (Age)	Name	Level	G	2B	HR	SB	BB%	K%	BA	OBP	SLG
2022 (18)	Jackson Holliday	Rk&A	20	5	1	4	27.8%	13.3%	.297	.489	.422

Jackson Holliday, son of 7-time All Star Matt Holliday, was the first overall pick in the 2022 Draft. He broke all kinds of records throughout his high school career that culminated with the honor of Baseball America’s High School Player of the Year. Holliday’s smooth lefty swing generates good bat speed, hard contact, and above-average power.

Holliday hit velocity well and showed exceptional plate discipline in his first taste of professional baseball. Four of his five tools grade out as plus, but there’s still time for Holliday to get stronger and develop plus power. Even without it, it’s easy to envision him as an All-Star shortstop.

Holliday’s draft-year improvement only made what could be an elite offensive future even clearer. Defensively, he’s a true shortstop with all the skills and instincts to play the position at a plus level, with a plus arm and plus speed as well… If Holliday ends up being the Orioles’ last high first-round pick in a while, they’ll be glad to have his all-star potential in the organization. He has the talent, mindset and work ethic to get there.

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Tier 2: 1st Bowman prospects I’m cautiously optimistic about in 2022 Bowman Draft.

Gavin Cross, OF in Kansas City Royals organization (#BD-6)

Cayden Wallace, 3B in Kansas City Royals organization (#BD-12)

Jace Jung, 2B in Detroit Tigers organization (#BD-15)

Zach Neto, SS in Los Angeles Angels organization (#BD-18)

Dylan Lesco, SP in San Diego Padres organization (#BD-27)

Kevin Parada, C in New York Mets organization (#BD-47)

Eric Brown Jr., SS in Milwaukee Brewers organization (#BD-48)

Kumar Rocker, SP in Texas Rangers organization (#BD-164)

Tier 3: 1st Bowman prospects with a higher risk than the potential reward in 2022 Bowman Draft.

Connor Prielipp, P in Minnesota Twins organization (#BD-8)

Ivan Melendez, 1B/3B in Arizona Diamondbacks organization (#BD-29)

Jordan Beck, OF in Colorado Rockies organization (#BD-34)

Mikey Romero, SS in Boston Red Sox organization (#BD-42)

Dalton Rushing, C in Los Angeles Dodgers organization (#BD-84)

Cole Young, SS in Seattle Mariners organization (#BD-112)

Jud Fabian, OF in Baltimore Orioles organization (#BD-114)

Henry Bolte, OF in Oakland Athletics organization (#BD-121)

Sal Stewart, 3B in Cincinnati Reds organization (#BD-122)

Jacob, Misiorowski, SP in Milwaukee Brewers organization (#BD-132)

Jacob Melton, OF in Houston Astros organization (#BD-135)

Gabriel Rincones, OF in Philadelphia Phillies organization (#BD-142)

Owen Murphy, SP in Atlanta Braves organization (#BD-145)

Drew Gilbert, OF in Houston Astros organization (#BD-152)

Dylan Beavers, OF in Baltimore Orioles organization (#BD-160)

Jett Williams, OF/SS in New York Mets organization (#BD-190)

Tier 4: 1st Bowman prospects with currently little to no value in the hobby/publicly available data in 2022 Bowman Draft.

William Kempner, P in San Francisco Giants organization (#BD-3)

Adam Mazur, SP in San Diego Padres organization (#BD-4)

Jared McKenzie, OF in Washington Nationals organization (#BD-5)

Dominic Keegan, 1B/C in Tampa Bay Rays organization (#BD-9)

Blake Burkhalter, P in Atlanta Braves organization (#BD-10)

Justin Boyd, OF in Cincinnati Reds organization (#BD-13)

Sonny DiChiara, 1B in Los Angeles Angels organization (#BD-16)

Bryce Hubbart , P in Cincinnati Reds organization (#BD-17)

Brandon Barriera, P in Toronto Blue Jays organization (#BD213)

Drew Thorpe, SP in New York Yankees organization (#BD-25)

Chandler Simpson, SS in Tampa Bay Rays organization (#BD-26)

Tanner Schobel, SS in Minnesota Twins organization (#BD-28)

Carson Palmquist, P in Colorado Rockies organization (#BD-31)

Reggie Crawford, P in San Francisco Giants organization (#BD-33)

Thomas Harrington, SP in Pittsburgh Pirates organization (#BD-37)

Trystan Vrieling, SP in New York Yankees organization (#BD-43)

Hayden Dunhurst, C in Kansas City Royals organization (#BD-44)

Josh Kasevich, 3B/SS in Toronto Blue Jays organization (#BD-45)

Chase DeLauter, OF in Cleveland Guardians organization (#BD-49)

Sean McLain, 2B in Los Angeles Dodgers organization (#BD-50)

Logan Tanner, C in Cincinnati Reds organization (#BD-55)

Noah Schultz, SP in Chicago White Sox organization (#BD-56)

Joe Lampe, OF in Cleveland Guardians organization (#BD-67)

Parker Messick, SP in Cleveland Guardians organization (#BD-71)

Landon Sims, P in Arizona Diamondbacks organization (#BD-72)

Jakob Marsee, OF in San Diego Padres organization (#BD-73)

Nazier Mule, P in Chicago Cubs organization (#BD-77)

Ryan Cermak, OF in Tampa Bay Rays organization (#BD-81)

Robby Snelling, SP in San Diego Padres organization (#BD-82)

Clark Elliott, OF in Oakland Athletics organization (#BD-85)

Karson Milbrandt, SP in Miami Marlins organization (#BD-87)

Cole Phillips, SP in Atlanta Braves organization (#BD-90)

Chase Meidroth, OF/2B in Boston Red Sox organization (#BD-92)

Cooper Hjerpe, SP in St. Louis Cardinals organization (#BD-95)

Anthony Hall, OF in New York Yankees organization (#BD-97)

Steven Zobac, P in Kansas City Royals organization (#BD-101)

Hunter Barco, SP in Pittsburgh Pirates organization (#BD-103)

Ben Joyce, P in Los Angeles Angels organization (#BD-109)

Justin Campbell, SP in Cleveland Guardians organization (#BD-113)

Alex McFarlane, P in Philadelphia Phillies organization (#BD-117)

Troy Melton, P in Detroit Tigers organization (#BD-118)

Henry Williams, SP in San Diego Padres organization (#BD-119)

Michael Knorr, SP in Houston Astros organization (#BD-120)

Brycen Mautz, SP in St. Louis Cardinals organization (#BD-124)

Ignacio Alvarez, 3B in Atlanta Braves organization (#BD-125)

JR Ritchie, SP in Atlanta Braves organization (#BD-126)

Pete Hansen, SP in St. Louis Cardinals organization (#BD-128)

Robert Moore, 2B in Milwaukee Brewers organization (#BD-131)

Ryan Ritter, SS in Colorado Rockies organization (#BD-136)

Andrew Pintar, SS in Arizona Diamondbacks organization (#BD-138)

Kenya Huggins, SP in Cincinnati Reds organization (#BD-140)

Jake Bennett, SP in Washington Nationals organization (#BD-141)

Lamar King Jr., C in San Diego Padres organization (#BD-143)

Gabriel Hughes, SP in Colorado Rockies organization (#BD-151)

Jack Brannigan, P in Pittsburgh Pirates organization (#BD-154)

Tres Gonzalez, OF in Pittsburgh Pirates organization (#BD-157)

Nate Savino, SP in Arizona Diamondbacks organization (#BD-163)

Nick Biddison, OF in Los Angeles Dodgers organization (#BD-165)

Mason Barnett, P in Kansas City Royals organization (#BD-172)

Jackson Cox, SP in Colorado Rockies organization (#BD-174)

Michael Kennedy, SP in Pittsburgh Pirates organization (#BD-176)

Peyton Pallette, SP in Chicago White Sox organization (#BD-177)

Jimmy Crooks III, C in St. Louis Cardinals organization (#BD-178)

Jonathan Cannon, SP in Chicago White Sox organization (#BD-180)

Nate Furman, 2B in Cleveland Guardians organization (#BD-182)

Jordan Sprinkle, SS in Chicago White Sox organization (#BD-183)

Trevor Martin, P in Tampa Bay Rays organization (#BD-184)

Christopher Paciolla, 3B/SS in Chicago Cubs organization (#BD-185)

Walter Ford, SP in Seattle Mariners organization (#BD-187)

Dylan Ray, P in Arizona Diamondbacks organization (#BD-191)

Cade Horton, SP in Chicago Cubs organization (#BD-193)

Alex Freeland, 3B in Los Angeles Dodgers organization (#BD-194)

Jacob Miller, SP in Miami Marlins organization (#BD-195)

Brenner Cox, OF in Washington Nationals organization (#BD-196)

Trey Lipscomb, 3B in Washington Nationals organization (#BD-197)

Cutter Coffey, SS in Boston Red Sox organization (#BD-200)