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On paper, the 2023 Phillies are in a similar pace to the 2022 Phillies. That team entered Sept. 8 with a record of 75-61. This team entered Friday’s game against the Marlins with a record of 77 ...
- Catcher: No Change
- Infield: 2023 Is Better
- Outfield: 2023 Is Slightly Better
- The Bench: Tbd
- The Rotation: 2023 Is Better
- The Bullpen: 2023 Is Better
We won't waste too much space on the catcher spot, which will be identical this season. J.T. Realmuto and Garrett Stubbs will be the backstops after pretty good 2022 seasons. Realmuto remains in legitimate "best catcher in baseball" territory.
Hard to argue otherwise here. Trea Turner is an upgrade over Didi Gregorius. Having Bryson Stott playing a more comfortable second base role is an upgrade from last year (though Jean Segura was very good, especially in the playoffs). And Alec Bohm really seems to have gotten better playing third base defensively. This unit should be better both at ...
The Phillies will have a similar situation this year to the one they had last year. They'll have Kyle Schwarber and Nick Castellanos at the corner outfield spots for about half the season, with hopefully a half-season of Bryce Harper mixed in due to his injury recovery. The difference in 2023 is they will have a full season of Brandon Marsh, as opp...
We don't know what the 2023 bench will look like yet. We do know that Nick Maton and Vierling won't be on it, as they were traded away. We do know that the team loves Edmundo Sosa and he will have a role on the bench. Josh Harrison was signed as a free agentwho can play multiple positions. But beyond that, there will be an open competition for what...
In 2023 Philly will return Zack Wheeler, Aaron Nola and Ranger Suárez as the top three starters. The front office spent $72 million on Taijuan Walker, so clearly they think he's an upgrade over Noah Syndergaard. And the last spot, well, it seems pretty likely that one of the team's young stud prospects — Mick Abel, Andrew Painter or Griff McGarry —...
Dave Dombrowski and co. spent considerable resources and time overhauling the bullpen from a year ago. Via our own 2023 26-man roster projections, here's how we see the unit shaping up for the upcoming season with very few openings for Spring Training position battles: Of course, as we mentioned with the starters, the Phillies will need depth and t...
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May 18, 2023 · The Phillies have also been unable to stop their opponents from producing in clutch spots through the season's first seven weeks. If there is a stat that defines the Phillies' 20-23 start and streaky nature it's the slash lines of their hitters and pitchers with runners in scoring position.
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Jul 13, 2023 · Knebel is definitely still available to be picked up if the Phillies really want to get back one of their more reliable relievers from 2022, and perhaps Robertson may even be available by trade ...
- Edward Eng
May 3, 2024 · If we project out the rest of the schedule with the team winning at the same pace it did from this point onward in 2022 and 2023 (a .565 winning percentage), the Phillies would end this season with 95 victories — a five-win improvement on last season and the franchise’s best showing since winning 102 games in 2011.
Mar 24, 2023 · The Phillies went 5-14 against the Mets last season (gasp). They’ll play just 13 times this season, including seven games in the final 11 days this year. There will be a four-game set at Citizens Bank Park starting Sept. 21, and they’ll close the season with three games in New York from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1.
