Who's farm system would you rather have? (ALL TEAMS INCLUDED)

This should end the complaining about how certain teams aren't in there.

Choose more than one.

AZ
Bos
TB

Rays

A's/Rangers in either order

Rays







Rangers
A's
Sox
Yanks

I voted for Tampa and Oakland, forgot to add in Texas. IMO those are the top 3 farms in all of MLB.

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Originally Posted by C1Bman88

I voted for Tampa and Oakland, forgot to add in Texas. IMO those are the top 3 farms in all of MLB.

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Oakland have great depth but don't really have that much in the way of potential star player, at least in my opinion, regardless they're still probably top 3, but definately behind Tampa and Texas for me.

Tampa Bay, then ATL..with OAK/TEX up there too.

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Originally Posted by Seiya

Tampa Bay, then ATL..with OAK/TEX up there too.

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:pity:

Rays, A's, and Marlins

Rays
A's (its really the Phillies, Cubs farm system in one)
Yanks
Pirates

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Originally Posted by nascar10294

Rays
A's (its really the Phillies, Cubs farm system in one)
Yanks
Pirates

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Really????? I dont know if I would put them ahead of the Brewers.... I see no love for the Brewers. Look at the Farm down there then go and vote again. There is so much talent down there it is crazy, Jack Zduriencik is one of the best evaluators of talent in the game.

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Originally Posted by BaRRySandAmaN

Really????? I dont know if I would put them ahead of the Brewers.... I see no love for the Brewers. Look at the Farm down there then go and vote again. There is so much talent down there it is crazy, Jack Zduriencik is one of the best evaluators of talent in the game.

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BA had the Brewers at #21....then they dealt their top prospect. They had the Yanks at #5.

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Originally Posted by BaRRySandAmaN

Really????? I dont know if I would put them ahead of the Brewers.... I see no love for the Brewers. Look at the Farm down there then go and vote again. There is so much talent down there it is crazy, Jack Zduriencik is one of the best evaluators of talent in the game.

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The yankees farm system is filled with tons of relievers or potential relievers and back of rotation type starters. Although they've been drained recently by the Pirates they still have a ton of AAAA type pitchers. I don't think the Brewers can say the same.

I am surprised not many have mentioned the Rockies farm system. We have Ian Stewart who is now with the Rockies but is still considered a prospect. Dexter Fowler who is one of the best hitting prospects in the NL.

Then theirs the pitching. Julious Chacin is turning out to be a very good prospect, he has an era under 2 at (A) Tulsa, Weathers who is highly touted. Juan Morillo who was once considered one of the best prospects in the league, he can throw 100+ mph and is finally starting to get it together.Franklin Morales who is struggling right now but has the stuff to be a very good starter.

that just names a few of our good players.

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Originally Posted by Webslinger

The yankees farm system is filled with tons of relievers or potential relievers and back of rotation type starters. Although they've been drained recently by the Pirates they still have a ton of AAAA type pitchers. I don't think the Brewers can say the same.

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There ya go