Haseley went 3-for-4 with a solo home run and a walk for Double-A Reading in its 8-7 loss to Trenton on Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

With a .969 OPS over 21 games at his home park, Haseley has certainly benefited from playing regularly at one of the Eastern League's more hitter-friendly venues, but his acceptable .840 OPS in Double-A road games reveals that park factors alone aren't accounting for his success. While Haseley doesn't project to supply noteworthy power production in more neutral environments, his exceptional plate discipline and quality bat-to-ball skills could make him a passable regular in the Philadelphia outfield down the road. He has nearly as many walks (16) as strikeouts (17) through 37 games with Reading.

Haseley has hit an impressive .304/.484/.652 through eight games for Double-A Reading.

EDGE Analysis

Haseley earned the promotion earlier in the month after hitting a solid .300/.343/.415 for High-A Clearwater. He's added a leg kick in an attempt to put the ball in the air more and tap into some more power, The Athletic Philadelphia reports. Haseley was considered a fairly low-ceiling player for his draft slot (eighth overall in 2017), but if his strong performance continues he could certainly raise his profile.

Haseley was promoted to Double-A Reading on Tuesday, Gerard Gilberto of MiLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

It's Haseley's fourth promotion since he was selected with the No. 8 overall pick last June following a productive career at the University of Virginia. After a slow start to the season, Haseley had been on a tear for High-A Clearwater since about mid-May, lifting his average to .300 prior to his move to the Eastern League. The 22-year-old boasts a solid skill set across the board, but his lack of high-end tools makes him a rather low-ceiling prospect in dynasty formats.

Haseley went 5-for-9 with a home run, double and seven RBI during High-A Clearwater's doubleheader Tuesday.

EDGE Analysis

The 22-year-old outfielder has enjoyed a nice surge at the plate over the past 10 games, hitting .359 with four extra-base knocks and a stolen base. Due to a poor first month in the Florida State League, Haseley's season line still sits at an underwhelming .275/.299/.386, so he may need to maintain his current hot-hitting ways for a little while longer before the organization seriously considers promoting him to Double-A Reading.

Haseley will begin the year with High-A Clearwater, Sam Dykstra of MiLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Haseley's first season in professional baseball was a success. The eighth-overall pick hit .284/.357/.405 over the three lowest levels of the Phillies' system, ending the year with Low-A Lakewood. After just 18 games in Low-A, he'll jump up to High-A to begin the 2018 season and is set to split time with 2016 first-overall pick Mickey Moniak in center field and the outfield corners. Haseley is a high-floor hitter who could move quickly and provide a solid batting average with a few steals when he reaches the majors, though he's unlikely to turn into a star.

Haseley was promoted to Low-A Lakewood on Monday, Mitch Rupert of the Williamsport Sun-Gazette reports.

EDGE Analysis

It's already the third promotion of Haseley's brief professional career after the former University of Virginia standout previously moved up from the Phillies' rookie-level Gulf Coast League to short-season Williamsport. Predictably, the 21-year-old center fielder, who was lauded for his advanced approach at the plate and gradual improvement as a power hitter during his time in college, has faced few challenges in the lower rungs of the minors. He slashed a respectable .270/.350/.380 during his 37-game stint with Williamsport while contributing five steals and 11 extra-base hits.

The Phillies promoted Haseley to Short-Season Single-A Williamsport on Thursday, Corey Seidman of CSN Philadelphia reports.

EDGE Analysis

Haseley, the Phillies' first-round pick this year, went 7-for-12 with a double and triple in three games for the Gulf Coast League Phillies. Haseley could probably be playing in Low-A Lakewood already, but the Phillies want to keep him and Mickey Moniak, who is already at Lakewood, in center field.

The Phillies signed Haseley on Wednesday for a bonus of $5.1 million, Matt Breen of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Haseley was selected with the eighth overall pick last week in the 2017 first-year player draft. He will report to Short-Season Single-A Williamsport where he will play center field. The 21-year-old could be a quick mover through the minors given his elite plate discipline in college.