Club advances Aidan Miller, the superior batting prospect of Philadelphia Phillies, to Triple-A Lehigh Valley
In the world of baseball, exciting news is brewing for the Philadelphia Phillies. Aidan Miller, the team's top hitting prospect, has been promoted to Triple-A Lehigh Valley, as reported on September 16, 2025.
Miller, a 2023 first-round pick, has been making waves in Double-A Reading, where he has been slashing .259/.382/.427 with an 809 OPS through 108 games. He has also recorded 52 stolen bases and hit 13 home runs, recording 41 RBIs. These impressive stats have earned him the No. 47 spot in MLB Pipeline's rankings and the title of the second-best player in Philadelphia's farm system, behind Andrew Painter, who is ranked as the 10th-best prospect in baseball.
However, Miller's promotion to the Philadelphia Phillies roster is not yet documented, and it appears that fans will have to wait until at least the 2026 season to see him in action at the major league level.
Meanwhile, the Phillies are facing a challenging series against the New York Mets, which will take place at Citizens Bank Park starting on Monday. Unfortunately, the team suffered a losing game against the Miami Marlins on Sunday, with a score of 5-4. Shortstop Trea Turner exited the game due to a hamstring strain, which could potentially impact the team's performance in the upcoming series.
Tom Ignudo, a digital content producer for our Philadelphia, will be covering the series and all other breaking news, sports, and more for our readers. Before joining our team in 2021, Ignudo covered high school and college sports for the Philadelphia Inquirer.
As we eagerly await the start of the series against the New York Mets, let's keep our fingers crossed for the Philadelphia Phillies and their promising prospects like Aidan Miller.
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