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David Murphy: Bryce Harper isn’t the issue with the Phillies’ batting order. They are lopsided, whether he hits first, second or third.

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In order to move Kyle Schwarber out of the leadoff spot, where he has thrived over the last two seasons, manager Rob Thomson needs Bryce Harper to hit somewhere other than fourth.

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David Murphy: Bryce Harper isn’t the issue with the Phillies’ batting order. They are lopsided, whether he hits first, second or third.

In order to move Kyle Schwarber out of the leadoff spot, where he has thrived over the last two seasons, manager Rob Thomson needs Bryce Harper to hit somewhere other than fourth.

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Bryce Harper isn’t the issue with the Phillies’ batting order. They are lopsided, whether he hits first, second or third

No matter how Rob Thomson configures is it, there is no ideal lineup for a team that is constructed like the Phillies.

1 month ago·Philadelphia, United States

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Inquirer broke the news in Philadelphia, United States 1 month ago on Monday, February 24, 2025.

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David Murphy: Bryce Harper isn’t the issue with the Phillies’ batting order. They are lopsided, whether he hits first, second or third.

2 Articles

2 Articles

David Murphy: Bryce Harper isn’t the issue with the Phillies’ batting order. They are lopsided, whether he hits first, second or third.

Bryce Harper isn’t the issue with the Phillies’ batting order. They are lopsided, whether he hits first, second or third

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