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The needs the Phillies have entering the 2027 season are plenty. The expiration of the CBA clouds many things about the future of the game, but we know that at some point, baseball will be played. When it is played…

Ethan Witte of The Good Phight examines the Philadelphia Phillies' multiple roster requirements as the team heads into the 2027 season. The article highlights that the organization must make key improvements across several positions if it hopes to remain competitive, despite looming uncertainty tied to the expiration of the CBA.
According to Witte, the Phillies' primary offseason priorities include acquiring a new third baseman, at least one bullpen arm—preferably a left-hander—and an outfielder. Additionally, the writer stresses that the club requires greater overall roster depth to provide more rest for veteran players.
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