Two out of three ain’t bad…

And by three I really mean one hundred.

Baseball America released their annual top 100 prospects list yesterday, and two current Phillies farmhands made the cut.

Domonic Brown (15) and Phillippe Aumont (93) are under the organization’s microscope now, and I’m curious to see how both players react to the sudden influx of media attention. From interviews I’ve seen/read so far in spring training, Brown sounds like he’ll be ready to take over for Jayson Werth in 2011 if need be, and Aumont seems primed to at least work on his secondary pitches as a starting pitcher in AA-Reading.

You might notice that four former Phillies also made the cut. Kyle Drabek (25), Michael Taylor (29), Jason Knapp (64), and Travis d’Arnaud (81) all once donned the organizational cap. But don’t get depressed. While the Phillies farm system is much weaker today than in previous seasons, remember that Drabek, Taylor and d’Arnaud were necessary pieces to acquire Roy Halladay for the next four years, and Knapp was a major piece in the trade that gave us 12 starts from Cliff Lee. It’s interesting to note that none of the other prospects in the deadline deal for Lee (Carlos Carrasco, Jason Donald, Lou Marson) were included in the top 100 list this year.

Check out a short clip of Domonic Brown, courtesy of MLB.com’s top 50 prospect rankings.