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Phillies news roundup: Rob Thomson remains committed to Alec Bohm; speculation swirls about Adolis Garcia possibly joining the team before the trade deadline; coverage also notes manager-hot-seat chatter and Phillies prospect Matthew Ferrara making MLB.com’s prospect team of the week; plus MLB notes including Mick Abel’s elbow inflammation and Edwin Diaz’s elbow surgery.
Alec Bohm’s lawyers have filed for a preliminary injunction to recover $528,618 allegedly withdrawn by his parents from a Bohm-linked brokerage account, part of a broader suit in which he seeks about $3 million for alleged mismanagement of his finances via LLCs; a Philadelphia judge gave the parents 10 days to respond and Bohm has asked to pause a Florida arbitration, pushing the dispute toward Philadelphia court action. Amid the case, Bohm fired agent Scott Boras and hired Nick Chanock, with the conflict centering on how earnings were handled and represented in operating agreements for the LLCs.
Phillies infielder Alec Bohm filed a Philadelphia County lawsuit accusing his parents of mismanaging and misappropriating his funds through two LLCs they controlled, seeking $3 million and full accounting. The suit, which also cites two additional 2024 LLCs tied to Bohm’s Texas property and alleged use of funds for the parents’ personal expenses and the Alec Bohm Foundation, alleges transfers and lack of disclosure. Both sides’ representatives deny wrongdoing and say they’ll pursue/defend the matter through legal channels; Bohm, who has about $14 million in career earnings plus a $10.2 million salary for 2026, has not publicly commented beyond the case.
Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm filed a lawsuit against his parents alleging they diverted millions from his personal accounts through LLCs and used funds for their own expenses; he seeks at least $3 million, an accounting of the funds, and full control of the involved LLCs, while the parents deny the allegations.
Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm filed a lawsuit against his parents, accusing them of misusing his money, in a personal-legal dispute that could affect his finances and public image.
Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm filed a Philadelphia suit seeking at least $3 million from his parents, accusing them of diverting money from his accounts through LLCs and the Alec Bohm Foundation for personal use; the parents deny wrongdoing.
The Phillies activated third baseman Alec Bohm from the injured list after a shoulder cyst treatment, while outrighting outfielder Brewer Hicklen to Triple-A following his DFA and waiver clearance. Bohm, who has had an injury-plagued season, is returning ahead of the playoffs, and Hicklen, with limited MLB experience, remains in the minors.
The Phillies placed Trea Turner and Alec Bohm on the 10-day injured list due to hamstring and shoulder issues, respectively, with Turner potentially returning before the postseason. Otto Kemp and Donovan Walton were called up to fill their spots, and the team remains in a strong position in the NL East and for playoff seeding.
The Phillies' Jhoan Duran avoided serious injury after being carted off with an ankle issue, and key players Alec Bohm and Aaron Nola are set to return from injury, boosting the team's prospects as they prepare for the postseason with a six-man rotation.
Alec Bohm, a Phillies hitter, rarely pulls the ball in the air due to his swing timing and contact point, which favors opposite field hits. While pulling the ball could increase his power, making such adjustments involves tradeoffs, and Bohm currently makes contact with the ball slightly behind the plate, limiting his pull tendencies.
Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm has a fractured left rib and has been placed on the 10-day injured list after being hit by a pitch from Yu Darvish a week ago. Weston Wilson was called up to replace him on the roster.
Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to a fractured rib sustained after being hit by a pitch, which may sideline him longer than the minimum period, potentially affecting the team's trade plans and lineup adjustments.
The Philadelphia Phillies are considering trading sluggers Alec Bohm and Nick Castellanos to revamp their lineup after disappointing playoff performances. With a strong rotation, the team may focus on acquiring reliable hitters like Alex Bregman or Anthony Santander. The Phillies aim to strengthen their roster while addressing potential bullpen losses, as they seek to remain competitive against teams like the Dodgers.
The Philadelphia Phillies are considering trading Alec Bohm this offseason, as they look to make significant roster changes. According to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic, Bohm is seen as a "good but not great player" in the trade market, with the Seattle Mariners potentially interested. However, Bohm's inconsistent performance after April and his contract status, including a projected $8.1 million salary arbitration, may complicate trade negotiations. At 28, Bohm's potential for further development is uncertain, which could affect his trade value.
The Philadelphia Phillies are considering trading Alec Bohm to improve their roster, but face challenges in finding a suitable replacement at third base. Options like signing Alex Bregman or trading for players like Ryan McMahon or Luis Arraez are explored, but each comes with complications. The Phillies' decision on Bohm will significantly impact their offseason strategy, with the Winter Meetings approaching.