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According to Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com, Jonathan Papelbon's days in Philadelphia may be numbered.
Papelbon, 33, pieced together a 2.92 ERA over 61 2/3 innings last season and is owed a minimum of $26 million over the next two seasons, plus there's a $13-million vesting option for 2016.

Adding to the difficulty of moving Papelbon is the fact his contract has a partial no-trade clause, so he would need to have a say on where he's traded to.
With the money Papelbon is owed it's unlikely the Phillies and general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. will find a suitor, unless the club decides to cover a significant portion of his contract - a notion the Phillies front office rarely entertains.
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