The Philadelphia Phillies headed into the MLB trade deadline with a farm system that wasn’t very highly regarded. Right-handed pitcher Ramon Marquez was the headliner heading to the San Francisco Giants in exchange for second baseman Luis Arraez and right-handed pitcher Caleb Kilian. However, with Marquez on the move and the graduations of right-handed pitcher Andrew Painter and center fielder Justin Crawford, there are a few new prospects who have popped up in the organization’s top 10. Feb 19, 2026; Clearwater, FL, USA; Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Alex McFarlane (71) poses for media day. The other player to break into the top 10 prospect rankings is someone Philadelphia fans already know well.