Zach Eflin received 177 of 392 votes (45%) and was selected as the #10 prospect in the Phillies’ organization. Rhys Hoskins finished a distant second with 55 votes.
Eflin was drafted out of high school in 2012 by the San Diego Padres in the first round, the 33rd overall pick. The 6’4, 200 pound right-hander pitched 3 years in the Padres organization. He threw only 7 innings the summer he was drafted. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2016 Reader Top 30 #11
Andrew Knapp received 355 of 527 votes (67%) and was selected as the #9 prospect in the Phillies’ organization. Zach Eflin finished second with 66 votes. He is the early favorite to complete the top ten.
Andrew Knapp was selected by the Oakland Athletics in the 41st round of the 2010 MLB Amateur Draft. He opted to attend Cal-Berkeley and three years later the Phillies made him their second round selection in 2013. The junior catcher signed and began his pro career in Williamsport. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2016 Reader Top 30 #10
Here’s the open discussion thread for Phillies’ talk and other topics. Another slow week.
The Phillies signed Anthony Vasquez to a minor league contract and came to terms with their three remaining arbitration eligible players – Jeremy Hellickson, Jeanmar Gomez, and Freddy Galvis. Continue reading Open Discussion: Week of January 18th
Franklyn Kilome garnered 56% of the vote as he was selected the #8 prospect in the organization. He got 242 of 432 votes cast (56%). Andrew Knapp finished second with 123 votes (28%). Big drop off to 25 votes for third place Zach Eflin after that. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2016 Reader Top 30 #9
Jorge Alfaro was selected the organization’s #7 prospect. Of 521 votes cast, Alfaro received 196 (38%). Franklyn Kilome trailed closely all day and tallied 171 (33%). Andrew Knapp finished third with 99 (19%). No one else received more than 16 votes. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2016 Reader Top 30 #8
Roman Quinn was selected the organization’s #6 prospect by a comfortable margin. Of 477 votes cast, Quinn received 164 (34%) and and easily outdistanced Jorge Alfaro who received 119 votes (25%). Franklyn Kilome made a late run at second but eventually fell short with 101 votes (21%). Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2016 Reader Top 30 #7
Cornelius Randolph is selected #5 prospect in the organization by a comfortable margin. He received 274 of the 479 votes cast (57%). The race for second was much closer. Roman Quinn edged Jorge Alfaro by 2 votes, 54-52. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2016 Reader Top 30 #6
The race for the #4 prospect in the Phillies’ organization was close. It ended with Mark Appel edging Cornelius Randolph by 12 votes. A record 593 votes were cast. Appel received 184 votes (31%) followed closely by Randolph who received 172 (29%). The real surprise was that the top two vote recipients accounted for only 60% of the votes cast. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2016 Reader Top 30 #5
Here’s the open discussion thread for Phillies’ talk and other topics. Another slow week.
Recent Phillies’ transactions include the invitation of Mark Appel, Zach Eflin, Jake Thompson, Andrew Knapp, Gabriel Lino, Logan Moore, Brock Stassi, J.P. Crawford, and Nick Williams as non-roster invitees to spring training; and the signing of free agent outfielder Cedric Hunter to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training. Continue reading Open Discussion: Week of January 11th
As expected, this one was over early. After a close battle with Nick Williams for the #2 prospect spot in the organization, Jake Thompson posted a landslide victory over the field as the #3 Phillies’ prospect. Thompson garnered over 78% (395) of the 506 votes cast. Continue reading Phuture Phillies 2016 Reader Top 30 #4
