The Philadelphia Phillies are actively exploring trade options involving All-Star third baseman Alec Bohm as they seek to enhance their roster for the 2025 season. Bohm, who earned his first All-Star selection in 2024, delivered a strong first half but experienced a decline in performance during the latter part of the season, culminating in a .681 OPS with four home runs post-All-Star break.
One notable trade discussion involves the Chicago White Sox’s left-handed pitcher Garrett Crochet. The Phillies have reportedly proposed a package including Bohm and top prospect Justin Crawford in exchange for Crochet. However, the White Sox have expressed reservations, particularly concerning Bohm’s second-half struggles, and are seeking a more favorable return.
In addition to the White Sox, the Kansas City Royals have shown interest in acquiring Bohm. A proposed deal suggests that the Phillies could receive a prospect like catcher Carter Jensen, ranked within the 101-250 range overall, in exchange for Bohm. This move would provide the Phillies with a versatile player capable of contributing at the major league level in 2025.
The Phillies’ willingness to trade Bohm appears to be part of a broader strategy to reconfigure their infield. Reports have surfaced linking Philadelphia to free
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