The Brewers utilized all five of their 2020 draft picks on position players. Where does that leave top SS prospect Brice Turang in the org heading into 2021?

The Reds made the playoffs last year for the first time in awhile. However, roster turnover and lacking depth, has created a tiny window for the Reds to compete. Was 2020 their best hope or can the farm system open up the competition window further.

The Pirates minor league system continues to show improvement and may be giving diehard fans some optimism over the next 2-3 seasons.

First-round 2020 draft pick Ed Howard brings athleticism and youthful upside to a top-heavy Cubs system that is starting to improve.

The Cardinals continue to get solid production from a farm system that hasn’t ranked in the top 10 since 2014. Despite not having a top 10 draft pick since 1998, the Cardinals had 19 home-grown players contribute in 2020, many of them taken after the first round.

The Rays advanced to the World Series on the back of a 2021 rookie performer, Randy Arozarena, and a deep pitching staff. With the deepest farm system in baseball, the Rays are setup for sustained success.

Perhaps no organization has made greater improvements in its minor league depth than this one. With power arms and high-quality shortstops, there is a lot of hope in Toronto.

The Orioles continue to build their farm system through the draft, this year targeting a masher from the University of Arkansas. However, the foundation of the organization's rebuild is pitching, led by Grayson Rodriguez and DL Hall. The centerpiece of their organization is catcher Adley Rutschman.

With Tanner Houck (pictured) and Bobby Dalbec achieving success in a shortened season, there is more hope on the horizon in this improving system.

The Yankees continue to bleed young pitchers who throw 95+ throughout their organization. However, the top pitching prospect is the pitcher who averages 92 MPH with his 4-seam FB. Check out this fun and toolsy farm system.

The Braves were on the verge of making the World Series when their SP pitching depth came back to haunt them. Is there help on the way for the minor leagues? What will Ian Anderson pictured) and Cristian Pache do for an encore to their impressive, but brief, debuts.