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As Phillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski noted at his end-of-season press conference earlier this month, the club only had two clearly above-average offensive regulars in 2026: Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber. There was an argument for one more…

Phillies Nation writers unanimously argued that the Philadelphia Phillies should retain infielder Bryson Stott for the 2027 season rather than trade him. Following an uneven 2026 campaign at the plate, Philadelphia president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski evaluated Stott alongside Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber as one of the club's top three regular hitters.
The panel highlighted Stott's defensive versatility across multiple infield positions, base-running ability, and overall value in the final year of his team control. The writers noted that unless Philadelphia receives a significant offer addressing critical roster needs, trading Stott would weaken a lineup already lacking everyday major-league depth.
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