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Phillies sign utility man Josh Harrison<\/strong> New York Post’s Jon Heyman in 1-year, $2 million deal report<\/a> (Twitter link). Harrison’s agency, his MSM Sports, also announced the news<\/a>.<\/p>\n The versatile 35-year-old batted .256\/.317\/.370 with seven home runs and two stolen bases in 119 games with the White Sox last season, hitting second, third, shortstop, left field, and even . The look of some mop-up relief pitching. The majority of Harrison’s playing time has been at second base, which has been his primary position in his 12 seasons in the major leagues.<\/p>\n Harrison has been with five different teams over the past 12 seasons, but has never seen action on the field before being a member of the Phillies organization. Philadelphia signed Harrison to his league contract in the minors during the 2019-20 offseason, but was released just before his COVID-shortened 2020 season began.<\/p>\n With an MLB deal guaranteed, Harrison could possibly be included in Philadelphia’s Opening Day roster as an option off the bench. Edmund Sosa<\/strong> When Dalton Guthrie<\/strong> As the depth of position players. Bryson Stott<\/strong> A projected starter at second base for the current NL champion, Alec Baum<\/strong> gives a striking case where he could be the long-term answer at number three.Former starting second baseman Jean Segura<\/strong> Harrison, who moved to the Marlins in free agency, represented veteran infield depth behind Stott and Bohm, and Harrison’s right-handed bat was able to complement his left-handed hitting. Kyle Schwarber<\/strong> Time to play left field.<\/p>\n moreover\u2026<\/em><\/p>\n \n<\/div>\n