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Ryan Yarbrough has emerged as a quality left-handed reliever in recent years, and his ability to perform well in a spot starter role should endear him to the Phillies this offseason.

Writer Brandon Glick argues that free-agent southpaw Ryan Yarbrough would be an ideal, affordable offseason target for the Philadelphia Phillies. While Philadelphia's starting rotation is largely set, Glick emphasizes that their bullpen requires significant reinforcement, especially after losing left-handers José Alvarado and Brooks Raley and with Brad Keller recovering from elbow surgery.
Yarbrough offers valuable versatility as both a multi-inning reliever and an emergency spot starter, having posted a 3.66 ERA over his last three seasons across 226 innings. Glick highlights that Yarbrough's history of low-cost contracts makes him an accessible, dependable solution to address the Phillies' pitching depth concerns.
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