A Critical Look at the Phillies Organization and Minor League Baseball
Ranking season is almost over, with only a few more lists to go. Today we got our strangest list so far from ESPN’s Keith Law. First the ranking and then a lot of thoughts about it. You can find the full piece here. J.P. Crawford Jake Thompson Mark Appel Nick Williams Jorge Alfaro Scott Kingery … Read more
Prospect rankings move ever onward, and today Keith Law follows up his org rankings with his Top 100 prospects in the minors. Law’s list is always going to have more outliers than any other public list because it is his individual ranking. This has lead to him being higher on some individual Phillies over the … Read more
Noted hater of your favorite prospect and team, Keith Law, has kicked off his minor league rankings with his farm system rankings. Not a lot to go on here other than optimism. The Phillies come in at #6 and are behind the Braves, Dodgers, Twins, Cubs, and Brewers. I would take the Phillies’ system over … Read more
Following up his Top 100 yesterday, Keith Law released his Top 10 Phillies prospects. The list actually goes out to 15 as he mentions the rankings of 5 more players in his writeup. Here is the list: J.P. Crawford Aaron Nola Maikel Franco Roman Quinn Zach Eflin Tom Windle Matt Imhof Franklyn Kilome Ricardo Pinto … Read more
A day after dubbing the Phillies the #25 farm system in baseball, Law ranked their top prospect #7. Keith has always raved about Crawford, and his writeup does not deviate from that. Law mentions his plus defense, his ability to make adjustments, and good swing. Crawford was often mentioned as a toolsy player out of … Read more
Today Keith Law kicked off his ranking season with his Org Rankings. The Phillies came in at #25 (down from #14), and before giving my thoughts here is Keith Law’s write up (All 30 are here). They might have been 28th or 29th had they not traded Jimmy Rollins to the Dodgers for a pair of … Read more