The Philadelphia Phillies' bullpen has struggled significantly this season, owning a 4.63 ERA, which is among the worst in the MLB. However, a potential solution may lie in acquiring Jhoan Duran from the Minnesota Twins. MLB insiders Kiley McDaniel and Jeff Passan suggest that Duran, boasting a remarkable 1.57 ERA and 39 strikeouts over 34.1 innings this season, could be available for trade. Duran's fastball averages 100.2 mph, making him one of the top relievers in the league.

The Twins, currently fighting for a Wild Card spot, might be reluctant to part with a key player like Duran, who has two years of team control remaining. If traded, he would likely require a substantial package. The Phillies, keen on improving their bullpen, are identified as a strong fit for this potential deal, shedding light on both teams' needs.