Phillies pursue multiple starting pitcher options ahead of trade deadline
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 2:27 PM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
The Philadelphia Phillies are actively seeking help in their starting rotation as the 2026 MLB trade deadline approaches. Struggles from Andrew Painter and Aaron Nola have highlighted the need for an upgrade, prompting the team to express interest in a range of pitchers, including Tarik Skubal, Robbie Ray, and Clay Holmes. With several strong starting options potentially available, the Phillies are expected to target both high-profile and lower-tier pitchers to bolster their rotation. General manager Dave Dombrowski is looking to add to the team’s pitching depth and could explore multiple avenues before the deadline.
- •Phillies struggling with starting pitching amid Nola and Painter's issues.
- •Interest in high-profile options like Tarik Skubal and Robbie Ray.
- •Multiple potential pitchers available, including pitchers from rival teams.
- •Dombrowski expected to be active in trade discussions this summer.
- 2:27 PMYahoo Sports — Phillies reportedly will be in on 'everyone' at starting pitcher at MLB trade deadline
"This trade deadline plan from the Phillies could lead to a wide range of outcomes.
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