Summary
The Philadelphia Phillies plan to part ways with their right fielder, Nick Castellanos, before the upcoming baseball season. The team has not yet found a trade partner for Castellanos, who is dissatisfied with his playing time and contract situation.
Key Facts
- The Phillies do not plan to keep right fielder Nick Castellanos.
- Castellanos struggled in the second half of his age-33 season.
- He is in the fourth year of a five-year, $100 million contract.
- The team signed Adolis García to be the new starting right fielder.
- Phillies President Dave Dombrowski stated they expect Castellanos to play elsewhere this season.
- The Phillies hope to trade Castellanos to avoid his $20 million salary affecting their luxury tax.
- If a trade does not happen, the team might release Castellanos.
- The situation may change after more free-agent players sign with teams.
