Recently new reports revealed that: Philadelphia Phillies They plan to increase payroll in 2025. Fans should appreciate the owners’ decision, as the Phillies are already among the top spenders in Major League Baseball.

While no fans should be upset if they make marginal moves and have a similar payroll in 2025, it’s clear that the people in charge want to win as much as anyone else.

This may not be such a difficult decision for Philadelphia. It doesn’t mean they always have to spend money and increase their payroll, but they almost have to. At this point, with the current payroll, they were either running the same team without a few guys or continuing to do everything.

Another $100 million might not be much for the owners. That’s still saying something, as there are plenty of clubs in baseball that wouldn’t do the same.

Because of their commitment, the Phillies will have an excellent chance to improve this winter. They will have multiple options and given their willingness to spend, the number of players they can go after is greater than ever before.

At the top of the list might be: Teoscar Hernandezwho put together an impressive World Series showing for Los Angeles Dodgers.

Hernandez had seven hits in five games, including a home run and a huge double in Game 5.

Philadelphia needs as many proven players as possible because there are already so many on the roster. As they saw with the Dodgers, having these guys makes things easier when it matters most.

Judging by the events, there is a possibility that he was involved in this. Fox Sports’ Rowan Kavner Suitors have been listed for the right-handed slugger, including the Phillies.

“Hernández never got the long-term offer he was hoping for last season after a poor year in Seattle, so he decided to reset his market with a one-year fling in Los Angeles. This move is about to reward the Home Run Derby champion handsomely. Considering how much of a contributing asset he is to the Dodgers on and off the field and how much he enjoys this game, whether it’s in Los Angeles where he rebounded as a key cog for the defending champions in the All-Star season, the return is huge. logical.”

It is believed that Hernandez wants to stay in Los Angeles, but if they want to use the money elsewhere, there may be an opportunity to poach the star.