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A final set of seven questions before spring training begins next week! 1. What are the Red Sox going to do with the No. 1 farm system in baseball? This week, Baseball America placed the Red Sox

For the first time in it's 40+ year history, Baseball America ranked the Red Sox farm system as the very best in all of baseball heading into 2025.

The Red Sox farm systems includes Roman Anthony, Kristian Campbell and Marcelo Mayer who are all ranked in the Top 15.

For the first time since rankings began in 1984, the Red Sox will go into the season with the No. 1 ranked farm system according to Baseball America.

Last year, the Red Sox earned the No. 13 spot in Baseball America's farm system rankings. They finished much, much higher in this year's version. Boston claimed the No. 1 spot in BA's initial 2025 ranking of the game's best farm systems.

The Boston Red Sox are betting big on their bevy of talented prospects, and for good reason. They enter the 2025 season with MLB’s No. 1 ranked farm system, according to Baseball America. It’s the first time Boston has earned the top spot since the publication began its annual farm system rankings in 1984.

Baseball America on Wednesday released its farm-system rankings for 2025, slotting the Tigers in at No. 2, behind the Boston Red Sox. That's a bump up from No. 5 in 2024, a spot the publication said at the time the Tigers had only seen once before in Baseball America's 40-plus years of talent rankings.