The Philadelphia Phillies find themselves in need of a centerfielder as they prepare for a possible trade deadline move. With their current roster aging, team president Dave Dombrowski is likely to pursue a significant addition. ESPN's Jeff Passan suggests that Marcell Ozuna of the Atlanta Braves could be a key target. Despite the rivalry, the Phillies possess the farm system to make this deal happen if the Braves are open to trading one of their core players.

While Ozuna's defensive capabilities are questionable, his offensive prowess cannot be ignored. He leads the National League in walks, has hit 10 home runs, 25 RBIs, and boasts a remarkable 153 OPS+. With his impending free agency this winter, the Braves may look to move him if they don't plan to extend his contract. This move could significantly enhance the Phillies' playoff aspirations.