In every sport, the annual draft is a sign of a new day. It's an opportunity for basement dwellers to grab players to boost them into contention before the big-market teams can get to them. That's no different in Major League Baseball. With so much of a team's success hinging on their farm system, the MLB draft is an incredible tool to help teams either trade for better talent or prep for the future.

We've already seen a myriad of teams improve their fortunes with solid drafts. Just a few years ago, the Baltimore Orioles were one of the worst teams in baseball. By 2023, they had won a division title. Sure, they may not be doing so hot in 2025, but their rebuild is evidence that with a little luck, even the lowliest of teams can crawl out of the gutter to become feared.

So, before the draft messes with power dynamics across the league, let's take a look at where each team's farm system ranks. Here's our power ranking of every MLB team's prospect pool heading into the 2025 draft.

Brice Matthews is the only Astros' prospect in MLB's Top 100, and Melton has struggle in his limited action with the big league club.