Phillies reportedly sign former Gold Glover to minor-league deal with ST invite

The Phillies have signed IF/OF Dylan Moore to a minor-league contract with an invite to MLB Spring Training, according to Will Sammon of The Athletic. 

Sammon added that Moore can "make up to $3.25 million with plate appearance and active roster bonuses." That obviously would be contingent upon him being on the MLB roster. 

Moore, 33, has spent the majority of his seven-year MLB career with the Mariners, but did also appear in 18 games for the Texas Rangers last season after being release by Seattle in August. 

He has just a .693 career OPS, but Moore's defensive flexibility makes him an interesting name to have in camp. Moore has experience at the MLB level playing every position except catcher. During the 2025 season, Moore logged more than 100 innings at three positions; second base, left field and right field. Second base is his best position, as he posted five defensive runs saved across 210 1/3 innings last year. He won the Gold Glove Award for utility men in the AL in 2024.

Moore joins 27 other non-roster invitees to Spring Training that the Phillies announced last week. Pitchers and catchers are set to work out in Clearwater for the first time on Feb. 11. 

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