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Edmundo Sosa Outfield Experiment continues, Aaron Nola makes Spring Training debut

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On paper, asking Edmundo Sosa to switch positions might seem like a desperate move, but the more you look at the Phillies’ roster construction, the more it makes sense.With Weston Wilson out for six weeks and Johan Rojas fighting for his job, the Phillies need a reliable right-handed bench bat who can handle multiple spots. Sosa might be that guy, even if it means learning on the fly—literally.Jesús Luzardo was electric in debut down in Clearwat…
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Phillies’ First Week of Spring Training: Takeaways and What’s Ahead – The Quad: Student News Service of WCU

Spring is in the air, and for Phillies fans that means one thing:  Baseball is back.  The team headed down to Clearwater, FL this past month for spring training with the goals of shaping the roster and making adjustments for a high-stakes season ahead. After a heartbreaking NLDS exit to the Mets — marking their third postseason elimination in a row — it is becoming clear that the Phillies’ World Series window with their veteran core is closing. …

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Edmundo Sosa Outfield Experiment continues, Aaron Nola makes Spring Training debut

On paper, asking Edmundo Sosa to switch positions might seem like a desperate move, but the more you look at the Phillies’ roster construction, the more it makes sense.With Weston Wilson out for six weeks and Johan Rojas fighting for his job, the Phillies need a reliable right-handed bench bat who can handle multiple spots. Sosa might be that guy, even if it means learning on the fly—literally.Jesús Luzardo was electric in debut down in Clearwat…

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