April 20, 20179 yr Fun little article at ESPN. The 2014 Angels system was so bad that BP' Jayson Parks (now with the Cubs) said the Twins 11-20 was better than the Angels 1-10. ESPN waited a few years and decided to look. http://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/19195027/shhh-tell-anyone-baseball-changing "The big name there is Max Kepler, who would go on to develop into a top prospect and is now hitting .294/.351/.490 in the middle of Minnesota's lineup. Three others -- Santana, Tonkin and Rogers -- are on the Twins' active roster, and May was an established member of the Twins' pitching staff before undergoing Tommy John surgery this spring. Sixteen of those 20 players are still with the organization, and Romero and Gonsalves have improved their prospect status and are now top-five prospects in the system. ..... As it stands now, the Twins' group probably is slightly more accomplished than the Angels' group, but the Angels got more out of theirs by trading aggressively. The comparison is far from concluded, though. The Twins might still be reaping the benefits of that farm system's depth for years to come."
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