After a bit of a script revision for Phillies prospect Aidan Miller, who was supposed to have made his MLB debut this past season, the infielder is back on track. If his career sticks to the script from here on out, Miller will play in plenty of major league all-star games after being one of two Phillies prospects selected to play in the AFL Fall-Stars Game Sunday night.
Another Phillies prospect, Luke Davis, was one of the surprise names playing in the game for the National League all-stars who beat their American League counterparts 7-4. Miller and Davis were the only two NL players with multi-hit games with both collecting a pair of hits in the game.
Miller singled and scored a run in the fourth and then reached on an infield single in the fifth for his two hits. Davis came through later in the game with an eighth inning single and then also reached on an infield single in the ninth for the National League team. Cincinnati Reds prospect Yerlin Confidan doubled in the sixth inning and drew a bases-loaded walk in the eighth as part of a three-run rally by the NL to win the game, and was named the game’s MVP.
Toronto Blue Jays prospect Aaron Parker won the Home Run Derby with 19 home runs, besting St. Louis’ Tai Peete and Colorado’s Jack O’Dowd, who both had 15.
Miller and Davis were the only representatives of the Phillies to be selected to play in the game. Miller served as the team’s DH while Davis came on late in the game to play first base.
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