Nick Castellanos gets candid about messy Phillies divorce in Philly return: ‘I spoke my mind’
Nick Castellanos has opened up about his difficult departure from the Philadelphia Phillies during his return to the city. The outfielder, now with the San Diego Padres, expressed that better communication could have eased the situation. Despite the challenges, Castellanos reflected positively on his time with the Phillies and the support he still receives from fans.
- ▪Nick Castellanos was released by the Phillies in February after a tumultuous tenure.
- ▪He expressed that a lack of communication about his role contributed to the messy breakup.
- ▪Castellanos had four productive seasons with the Phillies but faced challenges with management.
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MLB Nick Castellanos gets candid about messy Phillies divorce in Philly return: ‘I spoke my mind’ By Dylan Svoboda Published June 2, 2026, 9:10 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Nick Castellanos is back in Philadelphia, and he isn’t being shy about how things ended with his former team. The longtime Phillies outfielder and current Padre spoke out about his ugly breakup with the franchise last offseason on Tuesday before the series opener at Citizens Bank Park. “My phone was on,” Castellanos said Tuesday.
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