Philadelphia Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm is making headlines once again — not for a towering home run or a game-saving play, but for a powerful message of loyalty that has taken the baseball world by storm.
In the wake of manager Rob Thomson’s bold decision to shake up the Phillies’ starting lineup, Bohm took to social media with a message that instantly went viral:
“Loyalty over it all. I’m Philly through and through. Let’s get back to work.”
The statement — brief, emotional, and fiercely committed — comes as Thomson looks to refocus the roster after a rollercoaster start to the 2025 season. Sources inside the organization say the veteran manager is reevaluating key roles, including playing time across the infield and middle of the order.
While no official announcement has been made about Bohm’s role specifically, insiders suggest the 28-year-old could see a shift in his responsibilities as the team looks to ignite a spark both offensively and defensively.
But if there were any doubt about where Bohm stands amid the uncertainty, his declaration erased it.
Bohm, now in his sixth full season with the Phillies, has become a cornerstone of the franchise both on and off the field. In 2024, he posted career highs across the board, hitting .289 with 23 home runs, 96 RBIs, and continued to improve as a reliable presence at the hot corner. Fans have watched his evolution from a rising prospect to a steady veteran, and now, a vocal team leader.
Manager Rob Thomson praised Bohm’s response when asked about it Thursday:
“That’s who Alec is — a competitor, a teammate, and a pro. He understands what we’re trying to do, and he’s all in. You can’t ask for more than that.”
Bohm’s message quickly caught fire online, racking up millions of views within hours. Phillies fans flooded the comments with support, echoing his loyalty with hashtags like #PhillyForever and #BohmBuilt.
In a sports world often dominated by contracts, trades, and speculation, Alec Bohm reminded everyone what true leadership looks like — putting team first, embracing the grind, and staying loyal when it matters most.
As the Phillies push to reclaim their postseason form, one thing is certain: Alec Bohm isn’t going anywhere — and he’s not backing down.
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