Philadelphia Phillies playoff roster 2023: NL Wild Card lineup and rotation

Find out who made the Phillies' Wild Card roster for the best-of-three series starting tonight.
Philadelphia Phillies, Trea Turner
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After shocking everyone last postseason by running through the competition as the sixth seed in the National League playoffs, the Philadelphia Phillies don't have the element of surprise this year. What they do have as they attempt to repeat that journey, albeit with a happier ending, is a roster full of experienced, game-breaking stars and talented youngsters.

Now, with the start of the MLB playoffs mere hours away, Rob Thomson and the Phillies have announced their roster for their Wild Card matchup with the Miami Marlins.

In case you missed it, we have everything you need to know about the series, including dates and times of all the games and where you can watch and listen to the Phillies as they start their playoff run.

Philadelphia Phillies playoff roster 2023: NL Wild Card lineup and rotation

Teams are limited to 26 players for the postseason. The Phillies will head into the first round of the MLB playoffs against the Marlins with 14 position players and 12 pitchers on the roster.

If there's an injury, that player can be replaced, with permission from the Commissioner's Office, but is ineligible for the rest of the round and the following round. It's worth noting that a pitcher can only be replaced by another pitcher, and a position player can only be replaced by another position player.

Here is the official Wild Card roster:

Hitters

Not much surprise here, all the names you're expecting to see plus the fringe players who made the cut, like Weston Wilson and Cristian Pache.

Player

Position

Alec Bohm

3B

Bryce Harper

1B

Edmundo Sosa

INF

Bryson Stott

2B

Trea Turner

SS

Weston Wilson

INF

J.T. Realmuto

C

Garrett Stubbs

C

Nick Castellanos

OF

Jake Cave

OF

Brandon Marsh

OF

Cristian Pache

OF

Johan Rojas

OF

Kyle Schwarber

OF/DH

Pitchers

As Rob Thomson announced earlier, Zack Wheeler will lead the starting rotation in Game 1, with Aaron Nola getting the nod in Game 2. Who will take the ball if a third and deciding contest is needed? Ranger Suárez is a good bet, with Taijuan Walker and Cristopher Sánchez headed to the bullpen for extra length.

Player

Position

Zack Wheeler

RHP

Aaron Nola

RHP

Ranger Suárez

LHP

Taijuan Walker

RHP

Cristopher Sánchez

LHP

Craig Kimbrel

RHP

José Alvarado

LHP

Jeff Hoffman

RHP

Gregory Soto

LHP

Seranthony Domínguez

RHP

Matt Strahm

LHP

Orion Kerkering

RHP