Ranger Suárez, after completing four minor league rehab starts, is set to return to the Philadelphia Phillies' active roster, potentially prompting the team to adopt a six-man rotation. Manager Rob Thomson disclosed plans to maintain all starting pitchers, complicating the role of Taijuan Walker, who has performed well, leading to a strategic consideration whether he should remain as a starter or transition to the bullpen. Despite some struggles from Aaron Nola, the team recognizes Suárez's contribution while others like Wheeler and Luzardo have excelled recently.
After four rehab starts, Ranger Suárez is set to return to the majors, potentially shifting the Philadelphia Phillies to a six-man rotation.
Manager Rob Thomson indicated that Suárez's activation will push the team to reconsider their rotation strategy, considering moving to a six-man staff.
Taijuan Walker, having performed well with a 2.78 ERA, might move to a bullpen role if necessary, but his recent performance complicates the decision.
The Phillies confirmed Suárez's return to the rotation, while Zack Wheeler, Jesús Luzardo, and Cristopher Sánchez have all been strong in their recent performances.
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