Since Theo Epstein became general manager of the Boston Red Sox, the team has shown a strong interest in revamping their farm system rather than renting players at the all-star break.

The increased important Epstein and his staff have placed on the MLB draft has paid dividends for Boston, which now finds itself with a lot of options and gap-fillers from within the system.

Gone are the days of top prospects with mediocre ceilings like Wilton Veras and Brian Rose. Under Epstein, they have been replaced by players like Michael Bowden, Jed Lowrie, and Lars Anderson.

Prospects with a lot of potential and possible difference-makers down the road.

Here is a look at each position, and how the Red Sox have stocked them individually.