Good summaries.
Certainly, our everyday player prospects look worse than before, but when you just graduated Anthony, Mayer, Narvaez and actually Campbell, too, it's pretty hard to stay even.
3-4 very nice everyday prospects is not enough, but my contention is, we should not really need many more ML ready prospects for the next 2-4 years. I know that statement could come back to haunt me, but our 26 and 40 man roster is loaded with young and cost-controlled players with 3+ years of team control.
We look weak and shallow at 1B, but we are not without hope there. Casas showed he's a damn good hitter, when healthy, and may be our next FT DH, another position that could be viewed as weak, despite our 4 OF'er conundrum. We also have Campbell and may convert JH Garcia or Gonzales to 1B, soon. 2B has been a weak area for over 6 years, and Mayer's injury issues and possible need at 3B, if Bregman bolts keeps it an area of need. Campbell does not look like our 2B solution, and neither does Grissom or DHam (not prospects.) Romy may just be a platoon solution at 1B or 2B, but maybe he can become a decent batter vs RHPs, someday. (he's at .737 v R in 2026.) 3B could be an issue, if Mayer stays hurt, all the time. Romero offers some hope at 3B or 2B, and if Arias proves to be a MLB SS, we've added Story as a 2B option, and Mayer as not needed at SS and added playing time hopes at 3B or 2B.
Catcher is always a position of need at depth. Just about every team wishes they had more depth. Narvaez looks like one of the best young catchers in MLB, so we likely just need depth for our #2 catcher. I, for one, am fine with Wong as our #2, and he has 3 years of control left. I'm also higher on Jo Garcia than most, and we do still have a couple other catcher prospect hopefuls in the system. OF is more than set. We can afford to trade 1-2 OF'ers and still be fine.
The immense prospect pitching depth, even if not many are top ranked, allows us the flexibility to make trades that include a mid level ranked pitcher to sweeten the returns.