Summary
The Philadelphia Phillies may lose pitcher Ranger Suárez to free agency as they focus on retaining other key players. There's speculation that the Chicago Cubs could sign Suárez, as he fits their team needs with his strong groundball pitching style. Suárez is projected to receive a six-year, $153 million contract.
Key Facts
- The Phillies have three important free agents: Ranger Suárez, Kyle Schwarber, and J.T. Realmuto.
- Suárez is a 30-year-old pitcher known for his All-Star skills and playoff performance.
- The Phillies may not be able to afford all three major players.
- The Cubs are seen as a potential new team for Suárez due to their need for left-handed pitchers.
- Suárez has a career groundball rate of 52%, making him ideal for teams with strong infield defense.
- He is expected to secure a six-year contract worth around $153 million.
- The Cubs already have a strong middle infield, enhancing Suárez's fit with the team.
