When you look at the top prospects in the Rays’ system, there is a perfect blend of acquisitions from great trades, good draft picks, and smart international signings. Let’s take a look at what the defending AL Champs have on the farm.
The Atlanta Braves have solid prospects on their way to the show. Their top five includes two outfielders, a catcher, a shortstop, and a pitcher and some of them will make an impact this season.
The Miami Marlins surprised a lot of people last season as they broke their playoff drought. Despite using 61 different players, including 25 position players because of COVID-19 protocols, they made the postseason for the first time since 2003. Their young players from their farm system were a huge key to that as their top five could make an impact this year.
The Baltimore Orioles are currently in the midst of a long rebuild, but they do have some solid talent down on the farm. They have developed into one of the deeper farm systems in baseball after being a bottom-feeder for years.
It was only three years ago that the Houston Astros had a solid farm system with players like Kyle Tucker, Yordan Alvarez, and Framber Valdez. Those players have since made it to the big club. Let’s take a look at who ranks in the top 5 among the Houston Astros prospects.
The New York Mets farm system is right around the middle of the pack in terms of depth. They have a chance to shoot up in the prospect rankings with some breakout seasons. Here are their current top five prospects which includes three solid bats and two arms.
The Boston Red Sox have a love-hate relationship with the history of their farm system. Once regarded as one of the best in baseball, it has taken a hit over the past few years as the team aggressively pursued a championship.
As Cleveland transitions into the post-Francisco Lindor era, they will need to rely on their very talented farm system. Baseball America currently has four prospects in Cleveland’s farm system in the top-100 and they are ranked 6th in all of baseball.
A few years of pain have paid off for the White Sox, as Lucas Giolito, Eloy Jimenez, Yoan Moncada, and Tim Anderson have all developed from high-level prospects to MLB stars, or at the very least above-average players. Even after those four have graduated from the system, a plethora of young talent is still left in the system.
The Los Angeles Angels have the best player in the world in Mike Trout but still aren’t good enough to go on a playoff run. They do, however, have some solid prospects on the way that could hopefully help Trout find some success. Their top five include depth pieces in their infield, outfield, and pitching rotation.
The Seattle Mariners currently hold the longest playoff drought among all four major North American sports leagues at 19 seasons. But the Mariners have a solid farm system and a bright future. We take a look at their top five prospects who all could make an impact sooner rather than later.
Even with prospect Royce Lewis set to miss the season, the Minnesota Twins have a solid farm. Let’s take a look at their top 5 and when they may make an impact.
When you look at the top prospects in the Rays’ system, there is a perfect blend of acquisitions from great trades, good draft picks, and smart international signings. Let’s take a look at what the defending AL Champs have on the farm.
The Atlanta Braves have solid prospects on their way to the show. Their top five includes two outfielders, a catcher, a shortstop, and a pitcher and some of them will make an impact this season.
The Miami Marlins surprised a lot of people last season as they broke their playoff drought. Despite using 61 different players, including 25 position players because of COVID-19 protocols, they made the postseason for the first time since 2003. Their young players from their farm system were a huge key to that as their top five could make an impact this year.
The Baltimore Orioles are currently in the midst of a long rebuild, but they do have some solid talent down on the farm. They have developed into one of the deeper farm systems in baseball after being a bottom-feeder for years.
It was only three years ago that the Houston Astros had a solid farm system with players like Kyle Tucker, Yordan Alvarez, and Framber Valdez. Those players have since made it to the big club. Let’s take a look at who ranks in the top 5 among the Houston Astros prospects.
The New York Mets farm system is right around the middle of the pack in terms of depth. They have a chance to shoot up in the prospect rankings with some breakout seasons. Here are their current top five prospects which includes three solid bats and two arms.
The Boston Red Sox have a love-hate relationship with the history of their farm system. Once regarded as one of the best in baseball, it has taken a hit over the past few years as the team aggressively pursued a championship.
As Cleveland transitions into the post-Francisco Lindor era, they will need to rely on their very talented farm system. Baseball America currently has four prospects in Cleveland’s farm system in the top-100 and they are ranked 6th in all of baseball.
A few years of pain have paid off for the White Sox, as Lucas Giolito, Eloy Jimenez, Yoan Moncada, and Tim Anderson have all developed from high-level prospects to MLB stars, or at the very least above-average players. Even after those four have graduated from the system, a plethora of young talent is still left in the system.
The Los Angeles Angels have the best player in the world in Mike Trout but still aren’t good enough to go on a playoff run. They do, however, have some solid prospects on the way that could hopefully help Trout find some success. Their top five include depth pieces in their infield, outfield, and pitching rotation.
The Seattle Mariners currently hold the longest playoff drought among all four major North American sports leagues at 19 seasons. But the Mariners have a solid farm system and a bright future. We take a look at their top five prospects who all could make an impact sooner rather than later.
Even with prospect Royce Lewis set to miss the season, the Minnesota Twins have a solid farm. Let’s take a look at their top 5 and when they may make an impact.
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