SportsLine's model simulated Philadelphia Phillies vs. New York Yankees 10,000 times and revealed its MLB picks for Sunday's matchup at Yankee Stadium in New York

The Philadelphia Phillies are approaching this week's trade deadline aggressively as has been expected to be the case for a long time now.

Manager Rob Thomson later provided an update, revealing that Castellanos is participating in pre-game running drills as a final test before resuming game action. Through 102 games this season, Castellanos has remained a steady contributor in the everyday lineup, hitting .270 with a .745 OPS, 13 homers and 56 RBIs.

The 27-year-old center fielder is almost sure to get traded, and the Phillies are playing attention to his market.

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MLB insider Jonathan Mayo reveals which Phillies prospects he believes will remain with the organization or get dealt at the trade deadline.

As shared by Matt Gelb of The Athletic (subscription required), “Entering Saturday’s game, the Phillies ranked fourth in OPS (.780), slugging (.455) and home runs (29) and fifth in average (.259) and OBP (.325) after 18 games in July.” Leading the way are two of their stars: designated hitter Kyle Schwarber and first baseman Bryce Harper.

The Yankees still have to address their biggest need – pitching – ahead of Thursday’s trade deadline. But in the meantime, the first player they acquired to fill another big hole is paying