With the Minor League season opening this week, here's where the Phillies Top 30 Prospects are projected to start:

1. Bryson Stott (MLB No. 45), SS -- Philadelphia (MLB)
2. Mick Abel (MLB No. 81), RHP -- Jersey Shore (High-A)
3. Andrew Painter, RHP -- Clearwater (Single-A)
4. Johan Rojas, OF -- Jersey Shore (High-A)
5. Logan O'Hoppe, C -- Reading (Double-A)
6. Hans Crouse, RHP -- Lehigh Valley (Triple-A)
7. Ethan Wilson, OF -- Jersey Shore (High-A)
8. Luis J. Garc¨ªa, SS -- Jersey Shore (High-A)
9. Griff McGarry, RHP -- Jersey Shore (High-A)
10. Matt Vierling, OF -- Philadelphia (MLB)
11. Francisco Morales, RHP -- Reading (Double-A)
12. Erik Miller, LHP -- Reading (Double-A)
13. Jhailyn Ortiz, OF -- Reading (Double-A)
14. Jordan Viars, OF -- Extended spring training
15. Casey Martin, SS -- Jersey Shore (High-A)
16. Yhoswar Garcia, OF -- Clearwater (Single-A)
17. Kendall Simmons, 3B -- Clearwater (Single-A)
18. Mickey Moniak, OF -- Philadelphia (MLB)
19. Rickardo Perez, C -- Extended spring training
20. Hao Yu Lee, 2B -- Clearwater (Single-A)
21. James McArthur, RHP -- Reading (Double-A)
22. Simon Muzziotti, OF -- Reading (Double-A)
23. Cristopher Sanchez, LHP -- Philadelphia (MLB)
24. William Bergolla, SS -- Dominican academy
25. Micah Ottenbreit, RHP -- Clearwater (Single-A)
26. Jamari Baylor, SS -- Clearwater (Single-A)
27. Alexeis Azauje, 2B -- Clearwater (Single-A)
28. Cristian Hernandez , RHP -- Jersey Shore (High-A)
29. Donny Sands, C -- Lehigh Valley (Triple-A)
30. Damon Jones, LHP ¨C Philadelphia (MLB)

Team to watch
Both A-ball affiliates, Clearwater and Jersey Shore, have seven Top 30 prospects each, but let¡¯s give the BlueClaws the edge because they have five of the top 10 guys on their roster, starting with Top 100 right-hander Mick Abel and including dynamic center fielder Johan Rojas.

Teams on MiLB.TV
Triple-A Lehigh Valley
Double-A Reading
High-A Jersey Shore

New faces
William Bergolla was No. 4 on MLB Pipeline¡¯s Top 50 international prospects list and the Phillies signed him right at the start of the period, on January 15 of this year, for $2.05 million. Bergolla¡¯s dad played pro ball, including reaching the big leagues with the Reds, and the younger Bergolla will start following in his father¡¯s footsteps in the Dominican Summer League.

On the shelf
Outfielder/first baseman Jordan Viars, the team¡¯s third-round pick in last year¡¯s Draft, has a ton of raw power and the ability to play multiple positions. He¡¯s coming back from a sprained ankle and is building back up in extended spring training, but should be back getting at-bats in a few weeks.