Scout.com does a different sort of list so I'm not going to include it in my spreadsheet. They take any prospects with jobs locked up already (like Xander and JBJ) and remove them from consideration. Even with those two removed, the Red Sox have 6 prospects on the list.
21. Henry Owens
54. Allen Webster
58. Garin Cecchini
61. Mookie Betts
81. Trey Ball
84. Blake Swihart.
The Twins have 5, but 4 are comfortably in the top 50 and of course, Buxton is number 1 with Baez at 13. St. Louis has 3 with Taveraz at 2. The Cubs have 8 with 3 in the top 13. The Pirates have 8 with 2 in the top 20. Houston has 6 including 3 in the top 20 and number 3 overall in Correra.
Of the top farm systems, the Sox are probably hurt the most by the methodology with Bogaerts and Bradley both being ineligible. Even still, it's a very nice showing.
21. Henry Owens
54. Allen Webster
58. Garin Cecchini
61. Mookie Betts
81. Trey Ball
84. Blake Swihart.
The Twins have 5, but 4 are comfortably in the top 50 and of course, Buxton is number 1 with Baez at 13. St. Louis has 3 with Taveraz at 2. The Cubs have 8 with 3 in the top 13. The Pirates have 8 with 2 in the top 20. Houston has 6 including 3 in the top 20 and number 3 overall in Correra.
Of the top farm systems, the Sox are probably hurt the most by the methodology with Bogaerts and Bradley both being ineligible. Even still, it's a very nice showing.