Phillies land Arraez, two relievers at deadline — no starter added
Philadelphia's president Dave Dombrowski expressed satisfaction with the team's deadline haul despite passing on starting pitching.
The Phillies addressed their roster at the trade deadline by acquiring infielder Luis Arraez and two relief pitchers. The club did not add a starting pitcher, a notable omission given rotation depth concerns. Team president Dave Dombrowski publicly endorsed the moves made. The acquisitions signal Philadelphia's intent to compete with its current rotation while bolstering the bullpen and lineup.
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