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Don’t be ‘shocked’ if Bryce Harper traded

Phillies Boss Strongly Denies Bryce Harper Trade Rumors with Major Statement

The Philadelphia Phillies are expected to make some big changes this offseason as they try to figure out how to navigate a fourth consecutive disappointing playoff exit.

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Yankees’ trade buzz just opened Pandora’s box with Bryce Harper

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Don’t Be ‘Shocked’ If Bryce Harper Traded; Could Yankees Be Suitor?

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Cardinals' Sonny Gray linked to Mets, Orioles in recent trade rumors

The St. Louis Cardinals have missed the postseason for three consecutive years and finished below .500 in two of the last three years.

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Dave Dombrowski clears the air on Phillies' Bryce Harper trade rumors

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Phillies rumors: Alec Bohm emerges as potential offseason trade candidate

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Is Dave Dombrowski Backpedaling On Bryce Harper’s Elite Bar

A blunt line sparked a week of clarifications. Here’s why the Phillies still bet on Bryce—and what “elite” really means now.

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How can Harper be 'elite' again? Get him more pitches to hit

Maybe the Phillies need to see how a souped-up Bryce Harper drives. Harper became a surprising topic of conversation last week, when Phillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski wondered if Harper can return to “elite” status or not.

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Dave Dombrowski says the quiet part out loud about Bryce Harper's future

During his year-end press conference, Phillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski questioned Bryce Harper’s status as an elite player after his down 2025 season.

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The Bryce Harper Overreactions are Really Bad

The Phillies were eliminated from the postseason and fell short of their ultimate goal again, but we're starting to lose the plot.

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‘Phillies Extra’ Q&A: Mike Schmidt on Bryce Harper’s fit in Philly, Pete Rose’s Hall chances, and more

The Hall of Famer says 500 home runs would be selling Kyle Schwarber short, marvels at Harper's connection with his fans, and struggles to get a read on Pete Rose's case for Cooperstown.