Ranking All 30 Teams’ Farm Systems in Baseball

Image from MLB.com

Many teams pride themselves on their future players, so in this article we will be ranking every farm system in MLB from worst to best. I’ll be writing a different article detailing why and their prospects‘ talent. Let’s get into it.

1. Tampa Bay Rays — #10 ranked prospect according to MLB pipeline, #12, #51, #65, #83
2. Milwaukee Brewers — #1, #21, #88, #98
3. Detroit Tigers — #13, #28, #48, #66, #69
4. Los Angeles Dodgers — #6, #16, #20, #24, #36, #87
5. Washington Nationals — #4, #52, #68, #71
6. Minnesota Twins — #15, #19, #34, #74
7. Miami Marlins — #37, #53, #63, #67, #78, #85
8. Baltimore Orioles — #40, #49, #89, #97, #100
9. St. Louis Cardinals — #18, #44, #59
10. San Francisco Giants — #17, #27, #31, #47, #99
11. Pittsburgh Pirates — #7, #35, #90, #94
12. Cleveland Guardians — #29, #32, #72, #82
13. Colorado Rockies — #25, #55, #58, #64
14. Seattle Mariners — #5, #8, #45, #50, #56, #73
15. Kansas City Royals — #54, #70, #84
16. Philadelphia Phillies — #33, #61, #81
17. Boston Red Sox — #3, #79
18. Los Angeles Angels — #38, #46
19. Texas Rangers — #9, #77, #96
20. Arizona Diamondbacks — #75
21. Chicago White Sox — #11, #30, #62
22. New York Mets — #76
23. Atlanta Braves — #42, #43, #60
24. Cincinnati Reds — #22, #91
25. Chicago Cubs — #39, #92
26. Toronto Blue Jays — #26, #95
27. Athletics — #2, #41, #57
28. New York Yankees — #14, #86
29. Houston Astros — #80, #93
30. San Diego Padres — #23

Thanks for reading and keep an eye out for the article where I go in depth on all 30 MLB farm systems.