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Phillies Boss Pinpoints ‘Really, Really Good’ Infield Replacement After Trea Turner Decision
Headline from Forbes
The Philadelphia Phillies could have a replacement in mind for the $300 million franchise shortstop.
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PhillyVoice
Trea Turner will be the Phillies' shortstop in 2027 – until he's not ↗ (opens PhillyVoice)Published
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Dave Dombrowski said Trea Turner will get the opportunity "to show" he should be the shortstop, but the Phillies will have "fallback" options.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Phillies will keep Trea Turner at shortstop for now: ‘He knows he has to be better’ ↗ (opens Philadelphia Inquirer)Published
Philadelphia Inquirer's feed description
What if Turner doesn't improve? “We’ll have fallback opportunities,” Dave Dombrowski said, “and some of it may come back to young guys we have.”
Philadelphia Inquirer
Phillies put Trea Turner on notice. Get better at shortstop or find another position ↗ (opens Philadelphia Inquirer)Published
Philadelphia Inquirer's feed description
Trea Turner has seven years left on his $300 million contract with the Phillies, but his future as their starting shortstop is uncertain
Forbes
Phillies Boss Pinpoints ‘Really, Really Good’ Infield Replacement After Trea Turner Decision ↗ (opens Forbes)Published
Forbes's feed description
The Philadelphia Phillies could have a replacement in mind for the $300 million franchise shortstop.