After a bit of a trade deadline shakeup, the Philadelphia Phillies' farm system still remains one of the best in baseball. They parted ways with pitcher Mick Abel and catcher Eduardo Tait in the Jhoan Duran swap with the Minnesota Twins and were able to hold onto their top three prospects in the process.
It's a good thing they did, as Andrew Painter and Justin Crawford have a great chance to help the club out this season, and Aidan Miller is one of the more highly touted shortstop prospects in the league. Despite experiencing a down year in his first full season for Double-A Reading, Miller's on a hot streak that has him breaking records for one of MiLB's oldest teams.