The Philadelphia Phillies have secured third baseman Alec Bohm for the 2025 season, agreeing to a one-year, $7.7 million contract to avoid arbitration.
Following the announcement, Bohm expressed his gratitude and commitment to the organization and its fans:
“I’m incredibly grateful to continue my journey with the Phillies. This organization and the city of Philadelphia have embraced me from the start. I look forward to contributing to our shared success in the upcoming season.”
Bohm, 28, has been a consistent presence in the Phillies’ lineup since his debut. His performance has been instrumental in the team’s recent successes, and this extension reflects the mutual confidence between Bohm and the organization.
The Phillies’ front office also expressed their satisfaction with the agreement. “Alec has been a key part of our infield, and we’re pleased to have reached this agreement to keep him in Philadelphia,” said a team representative.
As the Phillies prepare for the upcoming season, retaining Bohm solidifies their infield and underscores the team’s commitment to maintaining a competitive roster.
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