Nick Castellanos served as Philadelphia's primary right fielder last season, playing all 162 games and contributing significantly with 23 home runs and 86 RBI, helping the team secure the National League East title.

Nick Castellanos was one of the few bright spots in the Phillies' outfield, but overall, the team struggled with offensive production from that position throughout the season and playoffs. His performance highlighted the need for additional support in the lineup, especially in left and center field.

Nick Castellanos is part of a struggling outfield unit for the Phillies, which has shown through two seasons that it lacks the capability to lead the team to a World Series title. The organization cannot enter the 2025 season with the same outfield configuration, emphasizing the need for improvement.

Nick Castellanos, owed $40 million over the next two years, was part of the Phillies' offer for Kyle Tucker. His contract does not provide salary relief for the Astros, making him less appealing in trade discussions.

Castellanos, a veteran outfielder for the Phillies, is owed $40 million over the next two seasons. He finished the 2024 season with a .254 batting average, 23 home runs, and 86 RBI, appearing in all 162 games. His inconsistency and tendency to chase pitches out of the zone led the Astros to reject a trade offer involving him and Alec Bohm for Kyle Tucker.