Could Schwarber go to another NL East team?

RJ Hamster

Could Schwarber go to another NL East team?

Tuesday, December 02View In Browser TOP NEWS Schwarber’s market taking shape ahead of Winter Meetings Re-signing free-agent slugger Kyle Schwarber is a top priority for the Phillies, but no deal appears to be close, leaving the opportunity for more clubs to get in on the bidding. Mets

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