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Devan Kaney isn't ruling out the Phillies moving off Bryce Harper this offseason 👀 "My initial thought would be Trea Turner. {...} But it could also be Bryce Harper. Which Sounds crazy. This is a player who's really on the back half of his career. He's only getting older.... show more

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