The Boston Red Sox enter 2022 with a strengthened feeling of optimism and motivation. 2020 saw the firing of Alex Cora, the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, and a poor 24-36 record that ranked last in the AL East. However, the team brought back Cora last season, drafted Marcelo Mayer with the fourth pick in the draft, and made it to the ALCS. Any year where a team thrives in the draft and the regular season should be considered a success, and Boston will look to build on this in 2022. With that said, the Red Sox’ prospect corps isn’t ferocious by any means. Let’s break down Boston’s farm sy…