The 2025 MLB season has brought significant changes to the landscape of farm systems across the league. With the MLB draft and trade deadline now behind us, it's time to evaluate how each organization stacks up. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the top 30 MLB farm systems, highlighting key prospects and notable shifts since the preseason rankings.

1. New York Mets ($315 million)

The Mets have surged to the top of the rankings, thanks to a top-heavy system featuring prospects largely in the Top 100. Players like Ronny Mauricio and Luisangel Acuna have already graduated, while others like Christian Scott and Brett Baty are making significant strides.

2. Los Angeles Dodgers ($309 million)

The Dodgers remain a powerhouse, consistently ranking in the top 10. With graduates like Dalton Rushing and Justin Wrobleski, their system is poised to remain strong for years to come.

3. Seattle Mariners ($302 million)

Seattle has quietly built a robust system, focusing on solid scouting and development. Prospects like Ryan Sloan and Kade Anderson are expected to make an impact soon.

4. Pittsburgh Pirates ($301 million)

The Pirates' system is bolstered by the No. 1 prospect, Konnor Griffin. With a strong supporting cast, Pittsburgh’s future looks bright.

5. Minnesota Twins ($299 million)

The Twins have moved up the rankings, thanks to strategic trades and a focus on young talent. Players like Luke Keaschall are on the verge of making their MLB debut.

6. Milwaukee Brewers ($297 million)

Milwaukee continues to impress, with a strong farm system and a competitive MLB team. Prospects like Jacob Misiorowski and Isaac Collins are expected to contribute soon.

7. Cleveland Guardians ($285 million)

The Guardians have a deep system with potential impact players like Travis Bazzana and Khal Stephen. Their focus on development keeps them competitive year after year.

8. Detroit Tigers ($264 million)

The Tigers boast one of the best top-tier systems in baseball, with prospects like Kevin McGonigle and Max Clark nearing the big leagues.

9. St. Louis Cardinals ($257 million)

Under new leadership, the Cardinals' system is in its best shape in years. Prospects like JJ Wetherholt and Liam Doyle are expected to make an impact soon.

10. Miami Marlins ($236 million)

The Marlins continue to trend upwards, with prospects like Thomas White and Robby Snelling leading the charge. Their system is poised for a peak ranking next year.

11-30: The Rest of the Pack

Teams like the Baltimore Orioles, Toronto Blue Jays, and Arizona Diamondbacks have also made significant strides, while others like the Houston Astros and San Diego Padres are in rebuilding phases. Each team’s system is evaluated based on current prospects, recent graduates, and future potential.

Conclusion

As the 2025 season progresses, these rankings will continue to evolve. The success of each team’s farm system will play a crucial role in shaping the future of Major League Baseball. Stay tuned for more updates as prospects develop and new talents emerge.