The Phillies appear to already have a plan as to who will assume regular playing time in center field next season.
And it does not involve 2016 All-Star Odubel Herrera, nor speedy three-year veteran Roman Quinn, but rather former first-round pick Adam Haseley.
On Wednesday, general manager Matt Klentak told reporters that he expects Haseley will become the Phillies’ everyday center fielder:
“With the way that our roster is unfolding, and we have the center-field spot and we have a young player who we really like, it makes sense for us to let him get the reps out there.