The first week of 2018 was another quiet hot stove week for Phillies fans.
The Phillies finally announce some previously reported transactions and extend a first round of invitations to major league spring training.
The Phillies signed an 18-year old New Zealand pitcher.
Several young Phillies prospects attended the Rookie Career Development Program.
A Phillies big leaguer got in to trouble during the winter league playoffs.
Continue reading Open Discussion: Week of January 7, 2018
Franklyn Kilome was your selection as the #8 prospect in the Phillies’ organization.
Kilome received 81 of 294 votes (28%). Mickey Moniak finished second (63 votes, 21%). JoJo Romero finished third (61, 21%), Darick Hall finished fourth (36, 12%), and Roman Quinn finished fifth (29, 10%), and . Twelve players split the remaining 24 votes. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2018 Reader Top 30 Poll for the Phillies #9 Prospect
After what seemed like an interminable delay, the Phillies have announced the signings of several players to minor league contracts and the extension of invitations to spring training to same. Continue reading Phillies Announce Non-Roster Invites, 1/4/2018
Adonis Medina was your selection as the #7 prospect in the Phillies’ organization.
Medina received 127 of 259 votes (49%). Franklyn Kilome finished second (38 votes, 15%). Mickey Moniak finished third (29, 11%), Roman Quinn finished fourth (25, 10%), and JoJo Romero finished fifth (21, 8%). Eleven players split the remaining 19 votes. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2018 Reader Top 30 Poll for the Phillies #8 Prospect
Adam Haseley was your selection as the #6 prospect in the Phillies’ organization.
Haseley received 113 of 272 votes (42%). Adonis Medina finished second (72 votes, 26%). Roman Quinn and Franklyn Kilome finished in a dead heat for third with 21 and 20 votes each (7%). Thirteen players split the remaining 46 votes. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2018 Reader Top 30 Poll for the Phillies #7 Prospect
Jorge Alfaro was your selection as the #5 prospect in the Phillies’ organization.
Alfaro received 108 of 273 votes (40%). Adam Haseley finished second (75 votes, 27%). Adonis Medina (34, 12%) finished third. Twelve players split the remaining 56 votes. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2018 Reader Top 30 Poll for the Phillies #6 Prospect
Happy New Year! The hot stove was very quiet this past week.
Baseball America posted a story about expansion and realignment. That’ll get our minds off a pitch clock, won’t it?
The Phuture Phillies’ Reader Top 30 is in full swing. Continue reading Open Discussion: Week of December 31st
Jhailyn Ortiz was your selection as the #4 prospect in the Phillies’ organization.
Ortiz received 89 of 260 votes (34%). Jorge Alfaro finished second (71 votes, 27%). Adam Haseley (32, 12%) and Adonis Medina (24, 9%) finished third and fourth. Fourteen players collected the remaining 44 votes. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2018 Reader Top 30 Poll for the Phillies #5 Prospect
J.P. Crawford was your selection as the #3 prospect in the Phillies’ organization.
Crawford had been the Readers’ top prospect the past three years. This year, Crawford was the overwhelming choice as the third best prospect in the organization. He garnered 222 of 285 votes (78%). Jhailyn Ortiz finished second (14, 5%). Jorge Alfaro and Adam Haseley tied for third with 11 votes each (4%). Eleven other players shared the remaining 27 votes. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2018 Reader Top 30 Poll for the Phillies #4 Prospect
Scott Kingery was your selection as the #2 prospect in the Phillies’ organization.
Kingery was your selection as the #11 prospect in the Phillies’ organization last season. This year, Kingery captured a majority decision receiving 150 of 291 votes (52%). J.P. Crawford finished second with 110 votes (38%). Twelve other players shared the remaining 31 votes. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2018 Reader Top 30 Poll for the Phillies #3 Prospect
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