The Threshers won the FSL title with wins over the Palm Beach Cardinals (3-2) and the Brevard County Manatees (4-1).
- Rhys Hoskins (25) set the FSL record for HRs, beating the mark set by Brian Pointer last season, and finished 2nd in the MVP. The AS 1B has moved slowly and will start next year in AA. With a good start there he will move to AAA and possibly MLB by the end of the season
- Cornelius Randolph (21) hit very well (132 wRC+, 5.3 WAR), was an AS, and is turning into a good defensive CF. My scout already has him as the best CF in the organization but I'm not going to rush him. He'll start in AA and possibly follow the same path as Hoskins
- Greg Pickett (22) was the other big prospect in Clearwater and he also had a good year (140 wRC+, 3.5 WAR). He'll be the starting RF in Reading next year
- IFs Emmanuel Marrero (25), Jake Sweaney (24), and Grenny Cumana (23) were the other 1.5 star potential hitters but none were able to crack 1.0 WAR
- Elniery Garcia (24) was 2nd in POY and was an AS (8.9 K/9, 1.8 BB/9). He'll move to the Reading rotation
- Skylar Hunter (24) was an AS as the closer. He struck out 11.4 per 9 but also walked 4.1
- Mitch Gueller (25) and Jose Taveras (25) were both good enough to move to Reading with roughly 8.0 K/9 and 2.5 BB/9
- In the bullpen Austin Davis (25) and Drew Anderson (24) should move to Reading but Lino Matinez (26) ended the season with a 7.5 BB/9 and will probably be staying a Clearwater. I guess at 26, he's not really a prospect anymore
Non-prospect Chris Oliver finished 3rd in the POY and made the AS team as a RP. I'm not considering him a prospect since the real-life Phillies traded him away