The Houston Astros already had one of the weaker farm systems in the league and that did not change following the 2025 MLB draft. Bleacher Report's Joel Reuter ...

The Houston Astros remained among the bottom of Major League Baseball’s farm systems as new rankings from both Baseball America and ESPN were revealed this week. The Astros were ranked No.

With the 2025 draft drawing near, here's a look at where every team's farm system ranks before their next crop of prospects.

While the Houston Astros were more limited in opportunities than most teams in the MLB draft, they managed to add some solid prospects on Day 2. The Astros had ...

The Houston Astros got their farm system report card from MLB Pipeline earlier this week and, well, things are looking up — a little bit. After being ranked dead last in the site’s 2023 ...

1. Houston Astros. On the one hand, when you pick first overall every year, you should probably end up with a pretty good farm system, and the Astros' top five prospects are all first-round ...

The Astros ranked as the seventh-strongest farm system with regard to hitters and second-strongest with regard to pitching in 2019. Overall, they ranked as the second-strongest system.

It’s also worth noting that the Astros have acquired a host of impressive, non-top-10 prospects—mainly pitchers such as Kevin Comer, Joe Musgrove and Asher Wojciechowski—through under-the ...