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One of the most crucial holes the Phillies must fill is utilityman Edmundo Sosa. Perhaps former top prospect Nolan Gorman, who has fallen on hard times, could help solve that issue.

Ethan Williams of That Balls Outta Here argues that St. Louis Cardinals infielder Nolan Gorman could be an ideal target for the Philadelphia Phillies to replace free agent Edmundo Sosa. With Sosa expected to seek a multi-year deal or starting opportunity elsewhere, the writer suggests Philadelphia take a flier on Gorman, who faces potential non-tender status or a low-cost trade after struggling during the 2026 season.
Gorman posted a .580 OPS in 2026 and was demoted to Triple-A, but remains just 26 years old and capable of playing first, second, and third base. The article notes that a fresh coaching staff in Philadelphia could potentially revive his early-career form as a low-risk bench option.
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