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The Philadelphia Phillies could revamp their infield with a bold trade, sending Bryson Stott to the Texas Rangers and potentially reuniting with Luis Arraez.

Writer Stephen Parello proposes that the Philadelphia Phillies could solve their infield issues by trading Bryson Stott to the Texas Rangers for third baseman Josh Jung. Parello argues that Philadelphia needs right-handed balance against left-handed pitching and suggests pairing Stott with a mid-tier prospect to acquire the 28-year-old infielder in a permanent trade.
The proposal suggests Texas could slot Stott into second base to make room for prospect Sebastian Walcott at third base. Parello also argues this potential swap would allow Philadelphia to re-sign free-agent second baseman Luis Arraez.
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