Edmundo Sosa not only made an outstanding catch in his first start in left field but also showcased his batting prowess early in the season with a .550 average, contributing significantly to the Phillies' offense.

Sosa's early-season performance with a .600 batting average has made him a standout player for the Phillies, but his potential benching due to Turner's return sparks questions about lineup decisions and team depth.

Reyes expressed a distinct lack of respect for Edmundo Sosa, revealing a personal rivalry that colored his perspective on players from Philadelphia.

Edmundo Sosa, who is transitioning from a utility infielder to a potential outfield bench option, made his first start in center field for the Phillies this spring. His performance included making two catches and showing improved ball tracking and reaction times.

Edmundo Sosa is being utilized in the outfield during spring training, highlighting the Phillies' strategy to enhance his versatility and get him more playing time. This approach could provide valuable depth to the roster.