There aren’t many seats left at the dance for Nick Castellanos, who is increasingly likely to be released or traded for a meager return before spring training takes shape for the Phillies.
Zack Wheeler is maybe the biggest wild card as the Phillies try to claim a third straight NL East title. The ace is working back from the thoracic outlet surgery that ended his 2025 season.
The Philadelphia Phillies have some roster openings to sort out heading into spring training. While the roster is mostly set, there will be some roles up for grabs in Clearwater.
Phillies position players are scheduled for their first official workout next Monday. It’d make for an awkward situation if Nick Castellanos is still on the team.
Keep track of all the latest offseason rumors pertaining to the Phillies on Phillies Nation. Monday, Feb. 9: Lauber: Phillies talking to ‘two or three’ teams about Nick Castellanos Nick Castellanos will not be a Philadelphia Phillie in 2026, and the club is doing everything it can to move the veteran outfielder before Spring Training begins.
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Talking trades is one of everyone’s favorite pastimes. Making a theoretical deal for another player is just fun, something that shows depth of knowledge of both the opposition’s team and one’s own.
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We are straight smack in the middle of some of the most exciting parts of the offseason: the release of different national prospect writer’s top 100 lists.
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At some point in our lives, we decided to descend into some kind of loathing. We decided to pledge our undying allegiance to a team that would simultaneously break our hearts and fill them with love at the same time.
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The Phillies and reliever Lou Trivino are reuniting on a minor-league deal, according to Ken Rosenthal of the Athletic. The deal includes an invite to major-league Spring Training.
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The Philadelphia Phillies need to part ways with veteran outfielder Nick Castellanos before spring training begins. All offseason, the Phillies have said Castellanos will be traded or released at some point.
As spring training approaches, the Philadelphia Phillies have a few players who will have the most at stake in February and March. After a lackluster offseason, pitchers and catchers report to Clearwater on February 11.
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The Philadelphia Phillies offseason has been notable up to this point, with the front office focused on building a group capable of making a deeper postseason run.
The Philadelphia Phillies are pushing all of their chips in. After capturing a National League East title in 2025, their offseason heading into ’26 focused on retention, bringing slugger Kyle Schwarber and catcher JT Realmuto back into the fold on lucrative new deals.