The Philadelphia Phillies won the National League East title in 2024 after finishing the regular season with a record of 95-67.
After winning the division, the Phillies were disappointed in the postseason as they fell to the New York Mets in the National League Division Series.
The NLDS loss followed a World Series appearance in 2022 and a National League Championship Series appearance in 2023, and the Phillies had World Series hopes in 2024.
Although the Phillies didn’t make a long postseason run, they are making moves this offseason to try and change that in 2025.
Sunday’s trade with the Miami Marlins added another strong piece to the Phillies’ starting rotation as they acquired left-handed pitcher Jesus Luzardo.
MLB Insider Buster Olney revealed what the Phillies’ rotation will look like in 2025 on his ‘X,’ account.
The Philadelphia rotation, moving forward
Zack Wheeler: Signed through 2027
Aaron Nola: Signed through 2030
Christopher Sanchez: Signed through 2030
Jesus Luzardo: Under team control through ’26
Ranger Suarez: Eligible for FA after 2025
Taijuan Walker: Signed through 2026
Andrew…— Buster Olney (@Buster_ESPN) December 22, 2024
The two staples in the Phillies rotation in recent history will lead the way as Zach Wheeler is signed through 2027 and Aaron Nola is signed through 2030.
Luzardo will join Christopher Sanches and Ranger Suarez to fill out the rotation along with Taijuan Walker and Andrew Painter as other options.
The Phillies will likely have one of the best rotations in baseball in 2025 and could be primed for another NL East title and a long postseason run.
Luzardo had an impressive season in 2023 when he was fully healthy which included starting 32 games and a record of 10-10 with a 3.58 ERA and 208 strikeouts in 178.2 innings pitched.
The Phillies will try to win their third World Series title in franchise history and their first since 2008.
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