Phillies are suffering Through injury issues and depth issues. They are also a roster of veterans who may or may not make long-term contributions to the team.

This is why the current prospects of the Phillies are so important.

Which of the Phillies’s most promising people did poorly on the farm? Who are struggling? How long does it take for one of the youngest players on a team to jump into the major leagues?

After 2020, almost every minor has an obvious hangover effect. In this epidemic season, the number of minor baseball games is exactly zero. This is a learning curve, and we try to evaluate performance accordingly. Remember, so far, there have been about two weeks of matches.

Here are the hottest people, those who are not in the Phillies farm system:

Who is hot

*Foreground ranking passed Fan PictureThe top 41.

Bryson Stott, SS, Jersey Beach (No. 5)*

Stott, the most recent first-round pick, was invited to spring training, but his opportunities were limited. The 23-year-old had no team to play during the pandemic last summer. He started slowly in May this year, but his first two games put him on the right path. Stott took a single shot, walked three times, won four runs on Saturday, and played a pair the night before, with three more runs. His basic field goal percentage is a respectable .438, and his .235 batting average is rising.

Arquimedes Gamboa, SS, reading

Gamboa is not known for bats, he is a talented infielder, he briefly participated in a 40-man game in spring training. Understandably, he is now engaged in batting work among minors. So far, his average is not good, but he is winning the best game of the year. The 23-year-old hit a third home run, hit four RBIs, and scored a three-pointer in a recent Fightin’s 13-12 loss.

Lehigh Valley 2B Luke Williams (Luke Williams)

Williams (Williams) is a 24-year-old mid-level professional prospect player who seems to have the professional talents of a career, but the hot section of the 2021 season-after not playing in 2020-may increase his chances of entering the Grand Slam , Prohibit certain transactions or harm. His shooting percentage reached 0.370, and his number of shots (including strikeouts) also led the entire Leha Valley.

Matt Verling, low frequency, reading

Have you never heard of Verling? He is a 24-year-old fifth-round rookie and is not on anyone’s list of top 30 potential customers. But he started at the University of Reading, absolutely full firepower, less than a month, three homers reached .326. We will see if he continues to work hard and get the attention of the front office.

Who is not

Caspian Valley CF Mitch Moniac (8th place)*

Moniak was the No. 1 pick in 2016. He got a chance in the Grand Slam tournament but didn’t do much. He reached .154 during his short stay at the center. The thinking at the time was that he might be able to play regularly and return to the track among minors, but well, this approach has not been resolved. He only hit 25 and hit 3 goals in 25 bat games with Iron Pig and continued to struggle.

Cornelius Randolph (LF), Lehigh Valley

Another former first-round draft outfielder is also struggling in Allentown. The 23-year-old Randolph shot only 0.226 from the minor league. Will the tenth overall pick in 2015 beat his major league? Will another high draft pick prove to be bankrupt?Not good looking

Mick Abel, SP, Clearwater (2nd place)*

Abel was a first-round pick for the Phillies last summer. He made his professional game debut on May 5. Since he only participated in 2.1 rounds and played three rounds at the time, his results were not ideal. Phil is clearly driving him slowly because he has only shot 7.1 innings in three games so far. His 7.36 ERA score at the beginning of this year was not good, but the sample size was small.

Jersey Shore (SS, JL) Jhalyn Ortiz (No. 26)*

Ortiz is one of Phils’ highest prospects. When he was 22, he hoped he could break through Single-A and pass the system in 2021. He started to calm down and showed a downward trend after the hot start with an average score of 0.227. .

Francisco Morales of SP, Reading (No. 3)*

Morales is another top star of the Phillies-one of their best farm weapons-seems to have suffered a heavy blow for the entire season of 2020. In his first tasting of Double-A, the Venezuelan had a 16.43 ERA in the first three games this season. He is only 21 years old and will have enough time to find his footing, but as he enters the 40-man lineup, the team is obviously important to him.

Louis Garcia, SS, Clearwater (No. 9)*

Garcia’s season will be a trackable season. The Dominican is 20 years old, and the team hopes that this will be the year he will leap from the A ball to a higher level of competition. His bat started quickly, but has calmed down, and the average level has fallen from 0.321 on May 11 to 0.240 today. The sample size is small, and we will contact him later this spring.

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