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MLB Farm System Power Rankings:
*Top prospect rankings based on MLB.com

30) Toronto Blue Jays
Top 5 prospects:
– RHP Trey Yesavage
– 2B/3B Orelvis Martinez
– RHP Jake Bloss
– LHP Ricky Tiedemann
– SS Arjun Nimmala

Toronto Blue Jays face challenges with injuries and PED issues affecting top prospects. Despite acquiring talent in Yusei Kikuchi trade last year, Blue Jays remain at the bottom.

29) New York Yankees
Top 5 prospects:
– OF Jasson Dominguez
– OF Spencer Jones
– INF George Lombard Jr.
– SS/2B Roderick Arias
– RHP Will Warren

Yankees rely on Jasson Dominguez as standout prospect, but injuries hinder his progress. Farm system lacks depth and confidence in current prospects.

28) Atlanta Braves
Top 5 prospects:
– LHP Cam Caminiti
– RHP AJ Smith-Shawver
– RHP Hurston Waldrep
– SS Nacho Alvarez Jr.
– C Drake Baldwin

Braves focus on pitching development for future success. While pitching prospects lack top rankings, Braves’ reputation for nurturing talent suggests promising future.

27) Houston Astros
Top 5 prospects:
– 3B Cam Smith
– OF Jacob Melton
– C Walker Janek
– SS/3B Brice Matthews
– OF Luis Baez

Astros’ prospect pool relies on breakout players and high-velocity arms post Yusei Kikuchi trade. Uncertain future with shaky foundation.

26) San Francisco Giants
Top 5 prospects:
– 1B Bryce Eldridge
– OF James Tibbs III
– LHP Carson Whisenhunt
– OF Dakota Jordan
– OF Rayner Arias

Giants’ farm system heavily depends on Eldridge’s proven talent. Draft picks Tibbs III and Jordan hold key to future success amidst uncertainties.

25) Los Angeles Angels
Top 5 prospects:
– RHP Caden Dana
– 2B Christian Moore
– RHP George Klassen
– OF Nelson Rada
– RHP Ryan Johnson

Angels’ farm system sees improvement with new additions and breakout performances. Christian Moore and Caden Dana bring hope for solid future.

24) Athletics
Top 5 prospects:
– SS Jacob Wilson
– 1B Nick Kurtz
– RHP Luis Morales
– 3B Tommy White
– OF Henry Bolte

Athletics’ prospect group shows potential to become competitive in the league. Emphasis on player development leads to promising talent outlook.

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Moving through the minor leagues quickly, the Arizona Diamondbacks have a notable prospect in SS Jordan Lawlar, who is ranked No. 9 overall by MLB. However, questions linger regarding whether Lawlar’s speed and power will translate to success in the Major Leagues. With Lawlar being the key focus for the Diamondbacks’ farm system, there is pressure for him to deliver at the highest level of baseball.

The Kansas City Royals showcase prospects such as 1B/LHP Jac Caglianone and C Blake Mitchell in their top five list. Despite trading away some talent for bullpen upgrades, the Royals lack standout names apart from Caglianone, who faced challenges in A+ last season.

In the Miami Marlins’ farm system, left-handed pitcher Thomas White stands out as a top talent. While the Marlins have depth in their prospects, White’s performance at Single and High-A levels sets him apart. The Brewers, on the other hand, have promising prospects like C Jeferson Quero and SS Cooper Pratt, with pitcher Jacob Misiorowski showing consistent success in the minors.

The San Diego Padres rely heavily on prospects Ethan Salas and Leodalis De Vries, while the Baltimore Orioles feature talents like 3B/1B Coby Mayo and OF Vance Honeycutt. Mayo, despite initial struggles in the Majors, shows promise for future success. Finally, the Texas Rangers highlight SS/3B Sebastian Walcott and pitchers Kumar Rocker and Alejandro Ro as top prospects in their system.

Rangers’ top prospect Jack Leiter and catcher Malcolm Moore are bolstering the team’s pitching staff, but the depth extends further with Emiliano Teodo and Winston Santos. Meanwhile, promising prospects like Carson Williams and Xavier Isaac highlight the Rays’ farm system, yet the lack of experience in Triple-A could delay their impact. The Cardinals are banking on prospects like Jimmy Crooks and Quinn Mathews to solidify their future, while the Dodgers are seeking a consistent third-ranked prospect. The Twins rely on standouts Walker Jenkins and Emmanuel Rodriguez to elevate their farm system, whereas the Rockies boast a talented group of prospects with high potential. The Phillies’ trio of Aidan Miller, Andrew Painter, and Justin Crawford show promise for the future, though the drop-off in talent beyond them raises concerns.

Player A) or Seth Johnson (34.71 ERA in 2.1 innings pitched with Phillies) have demonstrated their readiness to progress to higher levels.

New York Mets
Top 5 prospects:
– RHP Brandon Sproat
– SS/OF Jett Williams
– OF Drew Gilbert
– OF/1B Ryan Clifford
– OF Carson Benge

The Mets’ farm system was expected to make waves in 2024, but disappointing performances from many top prospects caused them to slide in the rankings. Injuries played a significant role in New York’s minor league struggles last year. However, if players like Jett Williams and Ronny Mauricio can avoid injuries, the Mets may climb back into the top five.

Cincinnati Reds
Top 5 prospects:
– RHP Chase Burns
– RHP Rhett Lowder
– SS Edwin Arroyo
– 2B/3B Sal Stewart
– 3B Cam Collier

Pitching is crucial in baseball, and the Reds boast the best pitching prospects in MLB with Burns and Lowder. Both were top-ten draft picks in 2023 and 2024, and Lowder has already made it to the Major Leagues, posting a 1.40 ERA in over 25 innings with Cincinnati. While there may be a drop-off after these two, their talent and readiness for MLB play demand respect.

Washington Nationals
Top 5 prospects:
– OF Dylan Crews
– RHP Travis Sykora
– 3B Brady House
– RHP Jarlin Susana
– SS/3B/OF Seaver King

Dylan Crews leads this group of prospects as the top overall prospect. While Crews shines, the next three prospects are also promising. While House could improve his plate discipline, Susana and Sykora are on their way to the majors and show great potential to contribute to the team’s rebuild.

Pittsburgh Pirates
Top 5 prospects:
– RHP Bubba Chandler
– SS/OF Konnor Griffin
– 2B/SS Termarr Johnson
– RHP Braxton Ashcraft
– RHP Thomas Harrington

With promising prospects like Chandler, Harrington, and Ashcraft, the Pirates’ farm system remains strong. These players are likely to make an impact in Pittsburgh in 2025. If Ashcraft can enhance his strikeout numbers, his value will increase considerably.

Cleveland Guardians
Top 5 prospects:
– 2B Travis Bazzana
– OF Chase DeLauter
– OF Jaison Chourio
– INF Angel Genao
– 1B Ralphy Velazquez

Although young, the Guardians’ farm system is loaded with talent. Bazzana, Chourio, Velazquez, and Genao, all 20 years old or younger, have bolstered the team’s prospect pool. With this young talent, the

The top prospects within Major League Baseball play an essential role in the future success of their respective teams. Let’s take a closer look at the prospects from the Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, and Detroit Tigers.

Starting with the Boston Red Sox, their top five prospects include outfielder Roman Anthony, shortstop Marcelo Mayer, and multi-position player Kristian Campbell. Despite trading away talent in the Garrett Crochet deal, the Red Sox managed to retain their top three prospects, all of whom are ranked in the top 10 overall in MLB. However, the Red Sox’s farm system is lacking depth, with some concerns surrounding Yoeilin Cespedes due to an injury and limited playing experience in rookie ball.

Moving on to the Chicago Cubs, their top prospects consist of infielder Matt Shaw, outfielder Owen Caissie, and right-handed pitcher Cade Horton. Despite the addition of Cody Poteet in a trade, the Cubs already had an impressive lineup of prospects. What sets them apart is the fact that their top prospects, including Kevin Alcantara, have experience in Triple-A, indicating a promising future for the Cubs organization.

Next up, we have the Chicago White Sox with left-handed pitcher Noah Schultz, catcher Kyle Teel, and left-handed pitcher Hagen Smith among their top prospects. The White Sox have done well in acquiring farm talent, particularly through the Garrett Crochet trade, which brought in two top-five prospects. With a total of six prospects in the MLB Top 100, the White Sox are among the top teams in terms of prospect talent. However, their best prospect is ranked 16th, in contrast to other teams with multiple prospects in the top 10.

Finally, let’s explore the prospects of the Detroit Tigers, including right-handed pitcher Jackson Jobe, outfielder Max Clark, and infielders Kevin McGonigle, Bryce Rainer, and Jace Jung. Despite trading away Jack Flaherty, the Tigers secured promising prospects like Thayron Liranzo and Trey Sweeney. The Tigers are in a favorable position with a strong farm system and the potential for a formidable rotation led by top pitching prospect Jackson Jobe.

Each of these teams has their own strengths and areas for improvement within their farm systems. As these prospects continue to develop and progress through the ranks, they hold the key to shaping the future of their respective organizations, potentially impacting the landscape of Major League Baseball in the years to come.

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