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Pitcher Zach Eflin has become a free agent. He declined his side of the $15 million mutual option that he had in his deal. The Phils were expected to decline their half of the option.
Eflin, 28, is not prohibited from returning to the Phillies, but he is open to negotiate with the other 29 teams, as well. The right-hander made 13 starts in 2022 before right knee pain sidelined him. He came back in September and pitched in the bullpen, recording a save in the game that clinched a playoff spot for the Phils.
Nola, 29, had a 3.25 ERA in 32 starts for the Phillies in 2022 and won the playoff clincher. His 2023 option is for $16 million.
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