Philadelphia overhauls its bullpen after a seventh-inning meltdown that left Jordan Romano sidelined with inflammation in his right middle finger. Joe Ross was released, Daniel Robert was called up, and Lou Trivino joined on a minor-league deal to bolster late-inning depth.

Romano’s velocity has fluctuated this year, with finger numbness cited as a possible factor. Trivino’s arrival adds veteran flexibility as the Phillies reshape leverage roles, while Cristopher Sánchez and Taijuan Walker set up for key spots behind a lineup led by Harper and Realmuto as the club eye a late-season push.