The Philadelphia Phillies could look to make some changes this offseason. They have been a consistent contender in recent years, but their current core of stars has failed to lead them to a championship. Philadelphia has not won the World Series since 2008. While the Phillies may look to make a trade, it remains to be seen which players will be available. According to Bob Nightengale of USA TODAY, Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber are not expected to be moved, but Trea Turner and Brandon Marsh will be available.

Turner, 33, is a three-time All-Star who endured a down 2026 season. He hit just .242 to go along with a .675 OPS. Trading him could prove to be a challenge, as Turner is set to make over $27 million each season until 2033.

Marsh, 28, earned the first All-Star selection of his career in 2026. He ultimately hit .260 with a .713 OPS. He may be a more enticing trade candidate than Turner. Although Turner has a proven track record, Marsh is only under contract through 2028 and happens to be a 28-year-old coming off an All-Star campaign.

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Harper and Schwarber would surely be enticing trade candidates if made available. It seems as if Philadelphia is going to try to snap the World Series drought with Harper and Schwarber leading the way, however. The Phillies will attempt to build around their veteran stars while addressing areas of need on their roster with potential Turner and Marsh trades.

Neither player is guaranteed to be moved of course, but the Phillies will seemingly at least listen on offers for Marsh and Turner.