Phillies Agree To Sign $54 Million Five-Time All-Star To Potentially Replace Kyle Schwarber
The Philadelphia Phillies had an overall good season in 2025, but now their MVP runner-up, Kyle Schwarber, is hitting free agency. So, the Phillies have an arduous offseason ahead of them.
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Bleacher Report’s Kerry Miller believes that while it’s likely that Schwarber will remain in Philly, looking at potential replacements wouldn’t hurt. The top replacement he thinks the Phillies should look at is New York Mets All-Star PeteAlonso.
“How do you replace one of the four most frequent sources of home runs in all of baseball over the past four years? By signing one of the other members of that quartet, of course. If the Phillies were to sign Alonso, they could move Bryce Harper back to right field and mercifully be done with Nick Castellanos’ glove. (If they keep Castellanos in 2026, at all.),” Miller wrote.
This past season, Alonso slashed .272/.347/.524/.871 with 41 doubles, 38 home runs, and 126 RBI in 162 games played. He would be the perfect sidegrade to Schwarber, as he can play the field and gets almost the same amount of RBI as Schwarber.
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