The big offseason questions facing the Phillies: Core’s future, fixing the bullpen, and who’s managing?

"It's going to be a long offseason" for the Phillies after another early playoff exit. And there’s a lot of work to be done on a $322 million roster that only narrowly avoided a historic collapse.
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