As a top prospect with the Chicago White Sox, Bryan Ramos made his MLB debut with Chicago at the age of 22 when he joined the team in early May of 2024. He played 32 games that season and returned for four more in 2025, but hit just .19.244/.333 with three home runs and 13 RBI.
Now 24, Ramos signed a minor league deal with the Phillies on Wednesday with an invitation to Spring Training. Ramos is primarily a third baseman but has also played first, second and even a few games in left field in the minors.
At Triple-A, Ramos has 1,072 plate appearances with 30 home runs and 111 RBI to go with a hitting line of .228/.323/.376 primarily while in the White Sox organization, but he spent 2026 with the Orioles organization.
The Phillies are searching for infield depth and while Ramos has not shown an ability to hit major league pitching – albeit in a small sample size – he doesn’t turn 25 until March. The Phillies hope that maybe some new coaches and a change of scenery can tap into the talent he showed as a White Sox prospect.
Alec Bohm and Edmundo Sosa are currently free agents for the Phillies. They do have top prospect Aidan Miller, who appears ready to play at the major league level, but is yet to be proven at that level.
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