Philadelphia Phillies general manager Matt Klentak doesn’t want a mulligan on the three-year/$60 million contract that his team inked Carlos Santana to last offseason. In fact, he believes the Phillies received the exact type of production they anticipated getting when they signed Santana to the lucrative deal last December.
Ahead of what figures to be a defining offseason, Klentak joined Joe DeCamara and and Jon Ritchie on SportsRadio 94 WIP Thursday. When asked if the Phillies got the production they expected from Santana in 2018, Klentak said they did.
“Honestly, yeah. His season was very Carlos Santana-ish,” Klentak said.