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Nick Castellanos’ willingness for position change will catch potential trade suitors’ attention
Phillies slugger Nick Castellanos -- who is a trade candidate -- said he is open to an intriguing position change.
For now, Nick Castellanos is still a Phillie. Phillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski told reporters last month at the GM Meetings in Las Vegas that a “change of scenery” might be beneficial for Castellanos,
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Nick Castellanos says he’s open to playing first base in 2026 — just the latest twist in his adventures as he prepares to part ways with the Phillies.
Appearing on MLB, Phillies outfielder Nick Castellanos said he would be willing to move to first base "If a team or somebody needs me to do that."
PHOENIX — When the Phillies beat the Yankees on July 25 in New York, Nick Castellanos hauled in the last out with a leaping catch in right field, jamming his left knee on the warning track. He missed one game, then returned to the lineup. But Castellanos ...
ATLANTA -- Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Nick Castellanos called the postseason a "fresh start" for him after helping his team to a 7-6 victory over the Atlanta Braves in Game 1 of the National League Division Series on Tuesday. Castellanos, 30, had ...
One more loss and it’s over. Not just the NLDS but this era of Phillies baseball. One more loss and it’s time for a reboot, and we’ll say bye-bye to Kyle Schwarber, Ranger Suarez and J.T. Realmuto, all of whom will be free agents in a few weeks.