The Diamondbacks feature one of the best young cores in baseball. As a result, their farm is a little lacking, especially on the pitching side.
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Graduations and injuries have hindered Atlanta's organizational depth, but they remain a premium player development org.
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The Orioles system still contains some heavy hitters at the top end, but is thinning out a bit following graduations and trades.
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The Red Sox are chock full of high-end, near-term help and boast enviable depth beyond, as well.
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The Cubs top five all have 2025 ETAs, but things thin out pretty quickly down list.
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Yeah that’s right this is a pretty good farm system. Please don’t ask me anything else about my team.
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The Reds have a number of prospects who should arrive in short order, but their depth is lacking after a wave of relatively recent promotions.
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Cleveland's system isn't all switch-hitting, maybe-up-the-middle types, but they remain well represented.
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