Francisco Morales was selected as the organization’s #6 prospect.  He received 73 of the 235 votes cast (31%).  Connor Seabold (62 votes, 26%) edged Adonis Median by a single vote for second place.  The top three vote recipients were the only prospects to receive double digit votes and percentage. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2020 Reader Top 30 Poll for the Phillies #7 Prospect →

Mickey Moniak was selected as the organization’s #5 prospect.  He received 85 of the 257 votes cast (33%).

Francisco Morales and Adonis Median finished tied for second with 53 votes each (21%). Connor Seabold finished fourth with 46 (18%), once again rounding out the prospects who accumulated double digit votes and percentage. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2020 Reader Top 30 Poll for the Phillies #6 Prospect →

Erik Miller was selected as the organization’s #4 prospect.  He received 63 of the 194 votes cast (32%), the first vote decided by a plurality rather than a majority or acclamation.  The proximity of the votes for the next four prospects suggests some spirited votes over the next several polls.

Mickey Moniak finished second with 40 votes (21%), Adonis Medina finished third with 30 (15%), Francisco Morales finished fourth with 26 (13%), and Connor Seabold who rounded out the prospects who accumulated double digit votes and percentage finished fifth with 20 votes (10%).

JoJo Romero and “Other” finished tied with 4 votes.  Mauricio Llovera, Luis Garcia, and Raphael Marchan had 2 votes each.  Jhailyn Ortiz had one vote.

Four players received one vote each in “Other” – Deivy Grullon, Connor Seabold, Addison Russ, and Damon Jones.  Pay attention to who is listed in the poll before voting “Other”.  Seabold was available on the poll.  I’m not plucking votes out of “Other” and recalculating the outcome.  The person who voted for Seabold wasted his vote.

Replacing Erik Miller with Simon Muzziotti in this poll.  The total prospects on the ballot remains at to eleven.

If you want to suggest a player you think I am going to overlook, you can make the request in the Comments section, and if I see it, I will consider it or you can use the Other option (a write-in vote).

FWIW, the order I’m considering for the next dozen or so additions is Maton, Jones, De Los Santos, Aparicio, Lindow, Parkinson, O’Hoppe, Pipkin, Baylor, Brito, Santos, Glogoski, Young, Duran, Dohy.  Neither these names nor their order is etched in stone.  This is just a heads up on how I’m leaning today.

Bryson Stott  was selected as the organization’s #3 prospect.  He received 126 of the 218 votes cast (58%). Mickey Moniak finished second with 25 votes (11%), Erik Miller finished third with 22 (10%), Adonis Medina finished fourth with 17 (8%), and Francisco Morales finished fifth with 10 (5%). Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2020 Reader Top 30 Poll for the Phillies #4 Prospect →

I hope everyone enjoyed their holiday.

Alec Bohm was selected as the organization’s top prospect.  He received 222 of the 404 votes cast (55%).  Spencer was a competitive second with 159 votes (39%).  Fourteen  recipients received the remaining 23 votes. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2020 Reader Top 30 Poll for the Phillies #3 Prospect →

Welcome to the 2020 Reader Top 30!

Here we go.  This should take us through early February.  By February 21st all players are required to be in camp.  I expect a lot of early reports.  The Phillies’ Grapefruit League season begins on the 22nd at the Tigers.  Their first home game is on the 23rd against the Pirates. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2020 Reader Top 30 Poll for the Phillies #1 and #2 Prospects →

Time to get ready for the 2020 Reader Top 30 Prospect Poll.  I will start polling shortly, and when I start, I plan on posting a poll each weekday.  However, my schedule may dictate some fluctuation during the process.  We’ll see.  We will continue to follow baseball’s standards for prospect lists which states – Continue reading 2020 Phuture Phillies Reader Top 30 Poll →