Bryce Harper Addresses Future With Phillies, Willing to Break No-Trade Clause

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The Philadelphia Phillies just signed former interim manager Don Mattingly to a two-year contract as manager. This came several weeks after their early postseason exit against the Atlanta Braves in the NL Wild Card Series.

While securing a manager was first on the list, the Phillies have a few decisions to make regarding some of their players whose contracts are reaching an expiration date.

Edmundo Sosa , Alec Bohm , and Jesús Luzardo are all reaching arbitration. Newly acquired Luis Arraez's contract expires and will be heading to free agency.

Veteran players such as Bryce Harper , Trea Turner , and Kyle Schwarber all have at least four years left on their contract. However, these vets names' have been dropped in trade rumors.

MLB insider Ken Rosenthal reveals the truth behind 33-year-old Harper's future with the Phillies.

On October 22, MLB insider Ken Rosenthal shared that Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper is willing to waive no-trade clause if the team trading for him extends his contract.

Per Punchoutpitch on X: The only way Bryce Harper would waive his no-trade clause is if the team who trades for him extends him past his current remaining contract of 5-years, per @Ken_Rosenthal Harper is in the final 5-year stretch of a 13-year $330 million contract that ends in 2031. He'll be 39 by then.

Harper is in the final 5-year stretch of a 13-year $330 million contract that ends in 2031. He'll be 39 by