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Heyman trying to say we could still be in on Stanton but that doesnt make sense because we don't really need an outfielder. get pitching roll with Williams, Altherr and Herrerra. 

 

 

Also trading for pitchers instead of signing tehm is cool and all just not really those guys exist that are available. 

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3 minutes ago, ninjapirate said:

Heyman trying to say we could still be in on Stanton but that doesnt make sense because we don't really need an outfielder. get pitching roll with Williams, Altherr and Herrerra. 

I think Williams is going to be a trade chip paired with Hernandez to get an ace.

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Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe reports that Ruben Amaro, Jr. is "believed to be in consideration" for the Phillies' managerial vacancy.

Get excited, Phillies fans. Of course, Amaro was the club's general manager for seven seasons prior to being fired in September of 2015. He has since served as the first base coach for the Red Sox. Phillies fans would surely prefer a more inspired choice. According to Cafardo, Triple-A Lehigh Valley manager Dusty Wathan, bench coach Larry Bowa, former MLB manager Eric Wedge, and Rays bench coach Charlie Montoyo are among the other names under consideration. Jon Heyman of FanRag Sports reported Sunday that the club has also expressed interest in interviewing Rockies bench coach Mike Redmond. The process should heat up in the coming days
 
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5 hours ago, flyguy1609 said:

Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe reports that Ruben Amaro, Jr. is "believed to be in consideration" for the Phillies' managerial vacancy.

Get excited, Phillies fans. Of course, Amaro was the club's general manager for seven seasons prior to being fired in September of 2015. He has since served as the first base coach for the Red Sox. Phillies fans would surely prefer a more inspired choice. According to Cafardo, Triple-A Lehigh Valley manager Dusty Wathan, bench coach Larry Bowa, former MLB manager Eric Wedge, and Rays bench coach Charlie Montoyo are among the other names under consideration. Jon Heyman of FanRag Sports reported Sunday that the club has also expressed interest in interviewing Rockies bench coach Mike Redmond. The process should heat up in the coming days
 

Zero percent chance this happens and if it does the Fan base will absolutely explode 

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