Pulling Away After the Trade Deadline? - with Frank Klose from 97.3 ESPN Philadelphia & Matt Rogers
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Pulling Away After the Trade Deadline? - with Frank Klose from 97.3 ESPN Philadelphia & Matt Rogers
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- 01:55 - What is holding the Phillies back from being a consistent team?
- 05:50 - “I think of [Steven] Kwan … You just put him in left [field] and leave him there. That’s nice. That gives them another roster spot essentially because he’d essentially be replacing two players and not just one.”
- 05:55 - “Eugenio Suarez is the big right-handed bat that’s available at the deadline. If I’m the Phillies, I’m still in on him because Alec Bohm is out right now and you don’t know how quickly he’ll be back. I would just get him and figure out the rest later.”
- 10:27 - “To me, the [Alec] Bohm injury is a stark reminder that after next week, you can’t add any more players — period. It’s not like the old days when you could make waiver trades.”
- 11:50 - Which of the available closers actually ends up in Philadelphia at the trade deadline?
- 14:45 - Could the Phillies possibly get OF Byron Buxton from the Minnesota Twins?
- 15:45 - “Watching [Jesus] Luzardo the other night, I think it’s very, very clear… And there is a good camera angle. You can go back and look. When he is pitching in the stretch — meaning runners on base — he is very much tipping his pitches.”
- 18:05 - “I don’t need him [Andrew Painter] to come up this year if it’s not time. Or maybe if he does come up in September, maybe he’s not even starting.”
- 19:05 - “Felix Bautista is out with an injury now so he’s probably not going be moved.”
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