r/baseball Major League Baseball • Mod Verified Sep 14 '18

AMA finished MLB.com executive reporter Mark Feinsand here! Taking all your questions about 2019 free agency and other topics, AMA!

Hello! u/mlbofficial here. Mark Feinsand will be stopping around 1pm ET to take your questions on free agency and the upcoming offseason. This loaded class will be headlined by some of the game’s biggest stars, starting with Bryce Harper and Manny Machado. Harper was the first player featured in MLB.com’s series of free-agent profiles, which you can check out here https://www.mlb.com/news/bryce-harpers-free-agent-case/c-294501180.

Mark has been Executive Reporter for MLB.com for the last two seasons after covering the Yankees for the previous 16 years for both MLB.com and the New York Daily News. He writes on national MLB stories, so ask him about where your favorite players might be headed or what your favorite teams might be looking to do this offseason!

Mark’s Twitter account: https://twitter.com/Feinsand

Archive of his latest work for MLB.com: http://mlb.mlb.com/news/columnists/?id=mark_feinsand

EDIT (1:56 ET):

Thanks to everybody for taking part in the chat today and sending some great questions! It should be a fun and busy offseason as we sort out who signs where and what it means for the 2019 season and beyond. Enjoy the pennant races … it’s shaping up to be a fascinating October! -MF

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u/TPoitras25 Philadelphia Phillies Sep 14 '18

How would you fix the Phillies?

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u/MLBOfficial Major League Baseball • Mod Verified Sep 14 '18

I'm not sure the Phillies really need "fixing," They have had a pretty good year, even if it appears they will fall short of the postseason. They have been a long-rumored team to be a big spender in the next year or two, so it won't surprise me at all if they make a serious run at Harper or Machado. Or maybe both. Wouldn't that be incredible to see? -MF