The Philadelphia Phillies are facing uncertainty in their outfield situation. Brandon Marsh's poor performance and Johan Rojas's offensive struggles have led to speculation about adding a new outfielder. Recently, top prospect Justin Crawford was rumored for a call-up from Triple-A, especially given his impressive .349 batting average with 26 RBIs and 23 stolen bases this season. However, Phillies manager Rob Thomson confirmed that Crawford would remain in Triple-A for now, indicating that Marsh's spot on the roster is safe for the time being.

Despite a rocky start, Marsh has found his rhythm since returning from the injured list on May 3rd, hitting .325 with 10 RBIs and 1 home run over 32 games. This uptick in performance alleviates pressure on the team to make immediate changes, allowing them more time to assess their options. The decision to keep Crawford in the minors suggests that the Phillies are cautious about rushing their prospects and are focused on ensuring their development.