Phillies Reliever David Robertson Is Making Progress With Hopes To Be Ready For NLCS

Reliever If the Philadelphia Phillies reach the NLCS, David Robertson might return for them.

If the Philadelphia Phillies advance to the National League Championship Series, their bullpen may receive a significant lift.

Reliever David Robertson, who was acquired from the Chicago Cubs at the trade deadline, might be available for the NLCS. After hurting his calf while celebrating a Bryce Harper home run during the NL Wild Card series, Robertson underwent a PRP injection.

Robertson said that the way he got hurt was embarrassing, but he insisted that he was making every effort to return to the field.

David Robertson is progressing well with his calf injury. Doing everything the training staff tells him to do. Says he may be ready to go for NLCS if the team advances.

— Kade Kistner (@KadeKistner) October 15, 2022

Zach Eflin, Seranthony Domnguez, and José Alvarado now make up the back end of the bullpen; Robertson’s return for potential NLCs would be of great assistance.