I feel like the Phillies are being super cautious with their outfield signings 
They're all about trying out young and unproven players like Crawford, Marsh, and García, which is good on paper, but what if they just don't translate to the big leagues? I mean, we've seen it before with other rookies who promise a lot but can't deliver 
. It's also weird that they're not investing as much in their outfielders compared to teams like the Yankees 
. They need to either develop more homegrown players or bring in some reliable vets who know what works 
. I'm keeping an eye on Crawford, though - if he comes through, it could be a game-changer for them! 
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They're all about trying out young and unproven players like Crawford, Marsh, and García, which is good on paper, but what if they just don't translate to the big leagues? I mean, we've seen it before with other rookies who promise a lot but can't deliver . It's also weird that they're not investing as much in their outfielders compared to teams like the Yankees . They need to either develop more homegrown players or bring in some reliable vets who know what works . I'm keeping an eye on Crawford, though - if he comes through, it could be a game-changer for them! ️
also, think about it this way - no nick castellanos means more playing time for others, so that's a positive, right? plus, they're investing in youth, which is the future of baseball. and hey, who says they can't surprise everyone and win it all? 
. Newsflash: nobody is invincible in baseball! And what about depth? The Phillies are so light on guys who can actually contribute when everyone's out sick or hurt. It's not just about Crawford, its about building a solid team around him... and proving they're not allergic to investing in their outfield 