Chase Utley is now officially a Dodger, sent from the Phillies with case in exchange for minor league utility man Darnell Sweeney and minor league pitcher John Richy.
The Phillies continued to dismantle their aging core, agreeing last night to send All-Star second baseman Chase Utley to the Dodgers in return for some salary relief and a pair of young players. “And then there were two,” said
Chase Utley isn't dead yet. He didn't retire, and he didn't get traded to the Maple Leafs. There's still a chance that he can thrive with the Dodgers, play well in the postseason, and convince someone to give him a starting job
Shoutout to @da_king_son18 for wearing the Chase Utley shirtsey today. Awesome! Love it. #Respect pic.twitter.com/4k63rHQiDa. — Brooklyn (@Brookie425) August 20, 2015. So awesome. — [For more Phillies coverage, check out The Good Phight.]
The latest and probably least appreciated is Chase Utley. Utley was traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers to join longtime double-play partner Jimmy Rollins with a Dodgers team so desperate to win their first World Series since 1988 that their team payroll