If the Phillies don't make another roster move between now and the start of the regular season, they will still likely boast one of the game's best squads. They have the fourth-best team in MLB by Wins Above Replacement (or WAR),

The vast majority of the 26-man roster will be the same as it was last season, however the bullpen underwent a major shakeup this offseason, and the pitching rotation's make up will center around whether Zack Wheeler returns healthy for Opening Day on March 26.

The only people who get something big in life are the ones who are ready to take risks and do something others wouldn’t. And that is exactly what the Philadelphia Phillies are willing to do to fit Bo Bichette.

The Philadelphia Phillies are reportedly not done enhancing their roster this offseason, with Ryne Stanek generating significant buzz as a potential addition. Meanwhile, the Phillies have navigated past legal issues by securing an $11 million deal.

On Jan. 8, The Athletic’s Matt Gelb and Ken Rosenthal reported, citing multiple league sources, that the Philadelphia Phillies scheduled a meeting with free-agent infielder Bo Bichette and that the club has also mapped out the potential roster dominoes that would follow a deal.

The Philadelphia Phillies have a new shortstop in the organization who brings lots of Triple-A experience with him.

The Phillies have scheduled a video conference with Bo Bichette, according to Matt Gelb and Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic.

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