Breaking ball and a call.

Strike three.

Third strikeout for Zach.

He's going to just watch it go.

A grand slam for Bryson Stott.

And there's a high fly ball.

Deep right field.

Huffer watches it fly.

From W.HYY, it-Y, it is Hitting season.

Hey there, podcast, pals.

I'm John Stolness from The Good Fight.

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Coming up, we're going to recap the trade deadline, and the Phillies make one final move, and it's a big one.

Maybe not an earth-shattering move, but it addresses a position of need. They get a right-handed hitting outfielder from the Minnesota Twins. Harrison Bader is now on the Phillies. We'll tell you what that means for this Phillies outfield. Who's in? Who could be out? We don't really know the answer to those questions here as we're recording late on Thursday night. But we'll talk about what it could mean for the Phil's Outfield. Did Dave Dombrowski do enough at this trade deadline? Looking online, I know a lot of you don't think that he did, but we're going to talk about whether he did enough. We'll talk about the prospects who remain, and then we'll start looking at

the trade deadline in a broader sense. Trade deadline winners. I've got five teams that I think

are trade deadline winners here over the course of a very busy, very chaotic, very fun trade

deadline day here on Thursday. We'll also dip into the mailbag, a few questions on the trade

deadline to get to on this

episode of the podcast. So a lot of trade talk here. And let's jump right in. Phillies do get Harrison

Bader. Here is your right-handed hitting outfielder. Harrison Bader of the Minnesota Twins, a teammate of

Geron Durand, who the Phillies got on Wednesday.

Dumbrausky finishes off the trade deadline by getting that right-handed hitting outfielder.

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