Phillies expected to pursue Seiya Suzuki this offseason
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 24, 2026, 6:21 AM
Last updated Oct 24, 2026
The Philadelphia Phillies are predicted to sign Seiya Suzuki, a former Silver Slugger finalist, in hopes of enhancing their outfield and allowing Bryce Harper to shift back to first base. Following a challenging season marked by injuries, the Phillies aim to revamp their roster after losing to the Atlanta Braves in the playoffs. Harper has mentioned the possibility of significant changes to the team for next year, indicating a strategic approach to offseason acquisitions. Suzuki, who completed an $85 million contract with the Chicago Cubs, could provide a valuable offensive addition, filling the gap left by Adolis García's season-ending injury.
- •Phillies lost to the Braves in the playoffs.
- •Bryce Harper may return to first base next season.
- •Adolis García was placed on the injured list earlier in the season.
- •Suzuki previously signed with the Cubs for $85 million.
- •Team plans to make strategic offseason moves.
- 6:21 AMYahoo Sports — Phillies predicted to sign Cubs' $85M former Silver Slugger finalist for Bryce Harper reason
"The Philadelphia Phillies are looking to the outfield. They have a good shot of signing a guy that has a cannon for an arm and a power bat. This would allow Bryce Harper to go back to where he has gotten comfortable.
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