Phillies assess roster changes while Mets target pitching at GM Meetings

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Last updated Nov 11, 2026

Phillies assess roster changes while Mets target pitching at GM Meetings
Summary

At the MLB GM Meetings in Las Vegas, the Philadelphia Phillies are evaluating their aging roster while exploring options to complement their current star players. President of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski highlighted the need for an outfielder and additional right-handed hitting. Meanwhile, the New York Mets are focused on acquiring left-hander Tarik Skubal, who is set to meet with them next week as they look to improve a struggling rotation that ranked among the worst in the league last season. Mets president David Stearns emphasized the importance of a strong rotation, particularly for postseason success.

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  • •Phillies projected payroll for 2027 is $247 million.
  • •A significant portion of the payroll is tied to players over 34 years old.
  • •Dombrowski mentions the need for an outfielder and bullpen help.
  • •Mets finish last in NL East with a 74-88 record last season.
  • •Mets prioritize starting pitching, targeting Tarik Skubal.
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  • 4:44 PMCBS Sports — At MLB GM Meetings, the Phillies are at a crossroads while the Mets have a clear priority
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The NL East rivals both hope to be in contention in 2027 and have plenty of roster questions to answer

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