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These three high-upside Phillies prospects could be big leaguers soon

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By Todd Zolecki · MLB Official

Published: Tuesday, 13 October 2026 at 3:22 PM

Key Things to Know

Phillies prospects Aidan Miller, Gage Wood, and Bryan Rincon could push for major-league roles next season.
Aidan Miller is playing in the Arizona Fall League after recovering from a lumbar spine back procedure.
Top pitching prospect Gage Wood threw 100 innings this year and could potentially assist the rotation or bullpen.

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Following the Philadelphia Phillies' season-ending loss to Atlanta in the National League Wild Card Series, writer Todd Zolecki highlights three top minor-league prospects who could reach the majors next season. Infielders Aidan Miller and Bryan Rincon, along with right-handed pitcher Gage Wood, represent high-upside options as the team faces potential departures and needs at multiple positions.

Miller has returned to health in the Arizona Fall League following a back procedure and could push for a midseason promotion. Wood struck out 99 batters in 68 2/3 Double-A innings and offers rotation or bullpen depth, while Rincon posted a .927 OPS with 26 home runs at Double-A Reading.

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