As spoken about multiple times throughout the season, the Philadelphia Phillies will eventually face the reality of losing Carlos Estevez and Jeff Hoffman. Arguably the top two right-handed relievers in Major League Baseball,

The Phillies do not have to move on from Marsh or Rojas, but both could become trade candidates this offseason. Marsh, who turns 27 in December, will be first-time eligible for arbitration. He looks like a platoon player — and a valuable one. Whether he fits whatever reimagined outfield the Phillies construct remains to be seen.

Our big questions for the Phillies heading into the offseason Is the pressure too great? Marcus Hayes: In the World Series last year the No. 5 AL seed beat the No. 6 NL seed. In 2022, the No. 6 NL seed (Phillies) won the pennant.

That was not a recipe for success, as the Phillies were ousted in four games by the Mets in the best-of-5 National League Division Series Wednesday night in a 4-1 loss. They didn’t hit well and the bullpen didn’t pitch well,