J.T. Realmuto Could Return Before All-Star Break
                
        
        Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson said that catcher J.T.  Realmuto (knee) is doing drills at about 70-75 percent intensity. Although the All-Star break looms after next week's homestand, the Phillies won't hold Realmuto back from coming off the injured list if he's ready to go before the Midsummer Classic. Realmuto has clearly made good progress after undergoing surgery on the meniscus in his right knee three weeks ago. The Phillies aren't going to push the 33-year-old All-Star backup, but at worst, he should be ready to go early in the second half of the season if he doesn't return before the All-Star break. Garrett  Stubbs and Rafael  Marchan will split the catching duties in the meantime. When healthy, Realmuto is a high-end, must-start fantasy catcher with a .261/.309/.411 slash line, seven homers, 20 RBI and 28 runs scored in 207 at-bats in 2024.
Source: NBC Sports Philadelphia - Corey Seidman
        Source: NBC Sports Philadelphia - Corey Seidman
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