Phillies Top 30 Prospect Rankings Get Reshuffle After Top 5

The Philadelphia Phillies Top 30 prospect remained steady at the top when it was released recently by MLB.com.

Pitcher Andrew Painter — who is out of the season after Tommy John surgery — remained No. 1 in the re-rank. He is not expected to be able to help the Phillies until 2025, but the talent is still there, their evaluators believe.

Pitcher Mick Abel remained at No. 2. The 21-year-old prospect is at Double-A Reading and could be ready to help the Phillies next season.

Outfielder Justin Crawford — the son of former MLB outfielder Carl Crawford and last year’s first-round pick — remained at No. 3. He’s at Class-A Clearwater.

Third baseman Aidan Miller is new to the Top 30, checking in at No. 4 after the Phillies selected him in the first round of last month’s draft. He’s playing for their rookie league team in Florida.

Outfielder Johan Rojas, who is now with the Phillies and played center field in Michael Lorenzen’s recent no-hitter, is No. 5. He was No. 5 in the previous rankings.

The rest of the Top 10 include pitcher Griff McGarry at No. 6, outfielder Carlos De La Cruz at No. 7, pitcher Orion Kerkering at No. 8, outfielder Simon Muzziotti at No. 9 and outfielder Gabriel Rincones Jr. at No. 10.

The next tier of prospects includes shortstop William Bergolla at No. 11, pitcher Alex McFarlane at No. 12, outfielder Emaarion Boyd at No. 13, shortstop Starlyn Caba at No. 14, pitcher Christian McGowan at No. 15, catcher Caleb Ricketts at No. 16, outfielder Ethan Wilson at No. 17, pitcher Micah Ottenbreit at No. 18, outfielder Devin Saltiban at No. 19 and outfielder Tayshaun Walton at No. 20.

The last tier of Top 30 prospects includes pitcher Wen Hui Pan at No. 21, pitcher Tommy McCollum at No. 22, outfielder Raylin Heredia at No. 23, catcher Eduardo Tait at No. 24, pitcher George Klassen at No. 25, outfielder Jordan Viars at No. 26, pitcher Enrique Segura at No. 27, infielder Nikau Pouaka-Grego at No. 28, pitcher Samuel Aldegheri at No. 29 and shortstop Bryan Rincon at No. 30.

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