Bryan sort of gets at it but one of the most encouraging things about the farm thus far is the mid level guys stepping up.
Despite having four guys make various T100s and a bunch of interesting guys in A Ball, the farm didn't rank well this winter largely because it lacked the 45 FV types that really make for high end depth. But with Ayers and Mathis and Caple and Sanders etc. you're starting to get like an actual fight for the back of the top 10 again, as opposed to a farm where there's not much difference between 9 and 19.
In terms of magnitude it's Hartshorn/Ramirez/Rojas and then a sizable gap to everything else, but that depth is important especially if you're looking to be active in July.