Phillies searching for outfield help after Garcia injury ahead of deadline
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 6:27 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
The Philadelphia Phillies are actively looking to acquire an outfielder before the MLB trade deadline. Following an injury to Adolis Garcia, which may be season-ending, the need for additional outfield depth has intensified. Despite a recent turnaround in their season record, the Phillies are focused on bringing in a right-handed slugging outfielder. Options being considered include Jo Adell from the Los Angeles Angels and Seiya Suzuki from the Chicago Cubs, while Byron Buxton and Taylor Ward are also potential targets. The urgency stems from Garcia's absence and underperformance from other outfield candidates.
- •Adolis Garcia's injury significantly affects the Phillies' outfield depth.
- •Philadelphia's record has improved from a 9-19 start to the season.
- •The team is exploring trades for right-handed hitting outfielders.
- •Jo Adell and Seiya Suzuki are among the key targets.
- •A successful trade could bolster their chances in the postseason.
- 6:27 PMYahoo Sports — Phillies already 'desperately' in search of one position ahead MLB trade deadline
"The Phillies already have a dire need to resolve this season.
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