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8/10/26 : Organizational Data - Minor Leagues

Writer: Steve Potter
Steve Potter
Aug 10
3 min read

Updated: Aug 11

Took some effort as I don’t have paid subscriptions - did it the old fashioned way - data drop and sort from Baseball Reference 🤓.  Here’s a look at organizational data (from AAA to DSL) by comparing some key statistics. It provides an overall perspective (based on data) on how minor league organizations in their entirety have performed this season. Results may surprise some. I’ll list the top five per category and also show where the Phillies rank on the lists.


Win/Loss Percentage :

Giants -  .583 - 344 W - 246 L

Rays - .562 - 331 W - 258 L

Dodgers - .537 - 314 W - 271 L

Brewers - .535 - 311 W -270 L

Rockies - .531 - 313 W - 277 L

Phillies - 263 W - 279 L - .485 - 20th


Pitching :


ERA :

Nationals - 4.66

Mariners, Rays - 4.85

Yankees, Giants - 4.87

Orioles, Tigers - 5.01

Blue Jays - 5.04

Phillies - 5.13 -  8th


WHIP :

Mariners - 1.419

Rays - 1.443

Nationals - 1.449

Yankees - 1.455

Giants - 1.466

Phillies - 1.499 -  8th


BB/9 :

Mariners -  3.8

Rays - 4.4

Phillies - 4.6 - 3rd

White Sox, Rockies - 4.7

Angels, Twins, D’Backs, Tigers, Blue Jays - 4.8


Note : Dodgers are last in this category at 6.3


K’s/9 :

Marlins - 10.5

Yankees, Dodgers, Cardinals - 10.2

Mets - 10

Orioles, Red Sox, Phillies - 9.9 - 4th

Rangers, Cubs, Angels - 9.7


K/BB ratio :

Mariners - 2.37 - 4,664 K’s/1,964 BB

Phillies - 2.14 - 5,040 K’s/2,350 BB - second

Rays - 2.08 - 5,091 K’s/2,453 BB

Yankees - 2.05 - 5,610 K’s/2,734 BB

Angels - 2.02 - 5,044 K’s/2,493 BB


I don’t have the detailed data but Phillies are also 2nd in overall velocity improvement for the system from last season to this season.


Offense :


Hits :

Giants - 5,263

Rockies - 5,237

Dodgers - 5,119

Rangers -  5,095

Yankees -  4,983

Phillies - 4,203 - 28th


Doubles :

Giants - 1,097

Rockies - 1,050

Dodgers - 1,025

Rangers -  997

Yankees -  983

Phillies - 824 - 27th


Home Runs :

Yankees - 700

Dodgers - 663

Mariners - 634

Twins - 628

Cardinals - 619

Phillies - 478 - 27th


Total Bases :

Dodgers - 8,435

Yankees - 8,338

Rockies - 8.329

Giants - 8.320

Rangers -  8,181

Phillies - 6,691 - 29th


Batting Average :

Giants - .273

Rockies - .268

Dodgers -  .267

Rangers -  .261

Yankees -  .261

Phillies - .243 - 27th


On Base Percentage :

Brewers - .376

Dodgers - .375

Rockies - .370

Guardians - .369

Rangers - .368

Phillies - .345 - 28th


Slugging Percentage :

Dodgers - .441

Yankees - .437

Giants -  .432

Mariners - .432

Rockies - .426

Phillies - .386 - 27th


OPS :

Dodgers - .816

Yankees - .799

Giants -  .799

Rockies - .796

Mariners - .793

Phillies - .731 - 27th


Breakdown of Phillies numbers :


Pitching :


ERA :

Phillies Total - 5.13

Top 30 - 4.09

Balance of Organization -  5.30


WHIP :

Phillies Total - 1.499

Top 30 - 1.25

Balance of Organization -  1.54


BB/9 :

Phillies Total - 4.6

Top 30 - 3.80

Balance of Organization -  4.75


K’s/9 :

Phillies Total - 9.9

Top 30 - 11.74

Balance of Organization - 9.62


K/BB ratio :

Phillies Total  - 2.14

Top 30 - 3.07

Balance of Organization -  2.03


Top 30 Pitchers in the data set

Gage Wood

Cade Obermueller

Ramon Marquez

Matthew Fisher

Wen-Hui Pan

Cody Bowker

Brad Pacheco

Alex McFarlane

Gabe Craig

Mavis Graves

Sean Youngerman

James Tallon


Offense :


Hits :

Phillies - 4,203

Top 30 - 1,076 - 26%

Balance of Organization - 3,127


Doubles :

Phillies - 824

Top 30 - 211 - 26%

Balance of Organization - 613


Home Runs :

Phillies - 478

Top 30 - 129 - 27%

Balance of Organization - 349


Total Bases :

Phillies - 6,691

Top 30 - 1,756 - 26%

Balance of Organization - 4,935


Batting Average :

Phillies - .243

Top 30 - .261

Balance of Organization - .237


On Base Percentage :

Phillies - .345

Top 30 - .356

Balance of Organization - .345


Slugging Percentage :

Phillies - .386

Top 30 - .427

Balance of Organization - .374


OPS :

Phillies - .731

Top 30 - .782

Balance of Organization - .719


Top 30 hitters in the data set :

Francisco Renteria

Aroon Escobar

Dante Nori

Alirio Ferrebus

Juan Parra

Griffin Burkholder

Bryan Rincon

Carson DeMartini

Devin Saltiban

Juan Villavicencio

Romeli Espinosa

Matthew Ferrara

Keaton Anthony

Raylin Heredia

Nathan Humphreys


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