Nationals develop one of MLB's deepest farm systems under Toboni
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 2:10 PM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

The Washington Nationals have built one of the most impressive farm systems in Major League Baseball during Paul Toboni's first year as President of Baseball Operations. The organization has 24 players with a future value of at least 45, sharing this distinction with only one other team. Last year's draft class significantly bolstered the depth, with standout players like Eli Willits, who is excelling with 13 home runs and 52 stolen bases. Miguel Sime Jr. is also drawing attention for his early success in the minors. The system's capacity continues to evolve, offering promising prospects that could impact the team's future.
- •Nationals have 24 players rated FV 45 or higher, among MLB leaders.
- •Eli Willits shines with 13 home runs and 52 steals in his first full season.
- •Miguel Sime Jr. posts impressive strikeout numbers in his early pro career.
- •Depth in the farm system includes players who previously did not crack top 30 lists.
- 2:10 PMYahoo Sports — The Washington Nationals prospect depth is highly impressive
"In Paul Toboni’s first year on the job, he has built one of the deepest farm system’s in the game
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