So far this spring, you've heard much about all the new faces in camp. J.P. Crawford, Vincent Velasquez and Nick Williams have been among the most discussed players in Spring Training. But what about David Buchanan, Severino Gaonzalez and some of the lesser discussed players? In this installment of Phillies must-reads, the forgotten bunch of Phillies are given their time in the sun.
Underdog Buchanan training himself mentally for spot on Phils roster
David Buchanan will attempt to put a horrifying 2015 behind in hopes of winning a spot this spring. He spoke to Philly Voice's Ryan Lawrence about a new way he prepared for the upcoming season, which included a mental coach and a specific book.
Phillies plan to protect their arms
Phillies' pitching coach Bob McClure talked to Philly.com's Matt Gelb about how the team will manage some of their young starters' innings this season. McClure suggests that while he believes some of the team's younger starters could approach 200 innings, that's quite a risk for a team that won't be contending. Gelb notes that with the Phillies' increased starting pitching depth, potential innings limits could mean pieces like Severino Gonzalez could get some starts this season.
Veteran Jake Fox talks Korea, mentoring, and more
George Gouvas (@summerofgeorge3) is a contributor to Philliedelphia.com.
