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PNTV Outtake: Potential 2017 Phillies Lineup

On the heels of Chase Utley being traded to the Dodgers, the focus of the Phillies and their fans further focuses on the future. And not the immediate future. We're talking years down the line.

In this Phillies Nation TV outtake, Rudy Mezzy and Jay Floyd discuss the possibilities of how the Phils' lineup could pan out in 2017 with so much talent in the minors while keeping it real, knowing the team will use some of their depth to allow themselves to bolster the offense and spend salary. The discussion ranges from names like Aaron Altherr and J.P. Crawford to a perennial MVP candidate.

The segment was filmed for an upcoming episode of PNTV, but will not be used, so here it is, in the media player below, as a web exclusive.

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