Phillies stay or go: Bryson Stott trade analysis

Phillies debate trading infielder Bryson Stott as 2027 salary looms.

Oct 13, 2026

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Phillies stay or go: Bryson Stott trade analysis

Phillies debate trading infielder Bryson Stott as 2027 salary looms.

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Phillies debate trading infielder Bryson Stott as 2027 salary looms. Phillies consider trading Bryson Stott, their best defensive infielder, before 2027 salary decision. Originally reported by PhillyVoice.

Phillies debate Bryson Stott trade

Phillies consider trading infielder Bryson Stott as 2027 salary decision approaches.

Stott's defensive strength

Stott has a .994 fielding percentage over five seasons at second base, an all-time MLB record.

Stott's 2027 salary

Stott's 2027 salary

Stott's 2027 salary is likely $9 million, up from $5.9 million in 2026.

Stott's trade value

Stott is an attractive trade asset who could bring prospects without high contract risks.

Stott's batting stats

Stott has a .256/.321/.387 career slash line with a patient approach at the plate.

Stott's power limitations

Stott hit only 15 home runs in 2023, making him less impactful in power-hitting roles.

Stott's contract status

Stott's contract expires after 2027, with no trade clause on his deal.

Stott's trade potential

Stott could be traded for prospects if Phillies want to open starting infield spots.

Stott's value to team

Stott provides defensive stability without high salary costs for the Phillies.

Stott's trade considerations

Phillies may trade Stott to avoid future contract pitfalls like Aaron Nola's performance decline.

Stott's role in lineup

Stott plays the seventh slot in the batting order with limited power impact.

Stott's trade decision

Phillies must decide whether to trade Stott before 2027 salary decision.

Stott's trade outcome

Phillies may trade Stott to strengthen infield or farm system with prospects.

What to remember

Phillies consider trading Bryson Stott, their best defensive infielder, before 2027 salary decision.

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