Summary
Donovan Walton, a utility infielder for the Philadelphia Phillies, has chosen to become a free agent. Walton appeared in only two major league games for the Phillies this season and spent most of the time with their Triple-A team. He has previously played in 72 major league games over six seasons with teams like the Seattle Mariners and San Francisco Giants.
Key Facts
- Donovan Walton is a 31-year-old utility player.
- He played most of the season for the Phillies' Triple-A team, Lehigh Valley.
- Walton appeared in just two major league games for the Phillies in 2023.
- He was part of the major league team from September 8 to September 24.
- Walton previously played for the Seattle Mariners and San Francisco Giants.
- He is now a free agent, meaning he can sign with any major league team.
- In Triple-A, Walton had 60 hits in 50 games with impressive batting statistics.
- The Phillies used Walton as potential backup during their playoff run.
