With how dismal the Phillies center field production has been this season, it's no surprise that some fans are clamoring for one of the club's top prospects to be promoted.
The Phillies dropped their first game against a division rival this year, and part of the reason they lost to the Atlanta Braves Tuesday night was a miscue in the outfield.
Johan Rojas saw limited action during Philadelphia Phillies’ spring training. After a strong showing in the Dominican Winter League, the speedy center fielder entered camp with a right shoulder injury, causing him to primarily serve as designated hitter before returning to his position this past week.
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The Philadelphia Phillies are working toward finalizing their 2025 Opening Day roster, and they made one decision on a bench outfielder on Sunday. According to MLB.com beat reporter Todd Zolecki, Johan Rojas has been told that he will be on the Opening Day roster.
The Philadelphia Phillies will enter the 2025 campaign with question marks in their outfield unit once again. It's been that way for the past couple years, anchored by Nick Castellanos in right field after Bryce Harper moved to first base following his Tommy John surgery.
The 2025 MLB season is almost upon us and so is a crucial year for the Philadelphia Phillies. Fresh off an NL East title, but subsequent loss in the NLDS, the Fightins are once again hunting for Red October and an elusive third World Series Championship.
Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Johan Rojas has impressed during spring training and has secured a spot on the Opening Day roster. Despite MLB.com Phillies insider Todd Zolecki not initially projecting Rojas for the 26-man roster, his standout performance and unique skill set set him apart from other competitors.
The production out of the center field position has troubled the Philadelphia Phillies for years.
One of the things regarding the Philadelphia Phillies that hasn't gotten a ton of attention this spring is the health of Johan Rojas. While most of the
The man who played 119 games in center field for the Phillies last year could be ready to return to the outfield by Opening Day. Johan Rojas, who has been exclusively DH-ing so far in Spring Training, is progressing well in his throwing programs, according to Phillies manager Rob Thomson.
The Philadelphia Phillies know what they have defensively in Johan Rojas. After being called up immediately from Double-A in 2023 because of injuries to the outfield unit and poor defensive play, the speedster showcased that he was one of the best in all of Major League Baseball when it came to his glove.
As the Philadelphia Phillies look to improve their roster during the offseason, the front office will face some tough decisions on who to let go. Some guys are under contract for the foreseeable future, so that could require them to release or trade them.
Now that the Phillies have officially clinched a spot in the postseason, manager Rob Thomson spoke to reporters earlier on Saturday about the club’s plans for the postseason roster.
Throughout the season, the main weakness on this Philadelphia Phillies roster that many people pointed to was their outfield. With Nick Castellanos getting off to a slow start and Johan Rojas still struggling at the plate, that unit became a talking point despite the team putting up the best record in baseball through the first half of the year.
Coming into this season, the Philadelphia Phillies had floated the idea of starting Johan Rojas in Triple-A based on how badly he struggled at the plate during the playoffs.
Since Johan Rojas debuted for the Philadelphia Phillies last year, his career has been one heck of a rollercoaster ride. Rojas shined as a rookie last season, giving the Phillies a major spark with his .302/.342/.430 batting line and 14 stolen bases in 59 games.
Final Score: Diamondbacks 3, Phillies 2 A strong outing from Zack Wheeler, home run by Bryce Harper and a late-game clutch hit from Johan Rojas weren’t enough Friday evening, as the Philadelphia Phillies lost to the Arizona Diamondbacks via a walk-off home run by rookie Adrian Del Castillo.
The Philadelphia Phillies entered the 2024 season with a major hole in center field. They had multiple young players who could own that spot, but after more than 100 games into the season, there are still issues present.
The Philadelphia Phillies may not have gotten the victory on Saturday night against the Pittsburgh Pirates, but they did get to watch another spectacular catch from center fielder Johan Rojas.
He had long been a notable prospect thanks to his speed and defense, and he definitely showed those traits in the second half of the 2023 season.
After winning the Phillies center field job in spring training, Johan Rojas has struggled at the plate. This is not new for the 23-year-old, as he did not play well during the postseason last year.
It remains to be seen definitively how the Philadelphia Phillies outfield looks for 2024. Phillies President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski interviewed with a local Philadelphia radio station on February 7.
When the 2023 season began, Johan Rojas was playing for Double-A Reading. When the postseason concluded, a struggling Rojas finished in a 4-for-43 slump at the plate for the Philadelphia Phillies.
Ronald Acuna Jr. almost turned the series around for the Atlanta Braves. The Philadelphia Phillies' Johan Rojas wouldn't let him.
Braves center fielder Michael Harris II has made some incredible plays this season, and he started another incredible double play vs. the Phillies Thursday night.
Just barely into his Major League debut on Saturday, Philadelphia Phillies outfield prospect Johan Rojas made a spectacular leaping catch.
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