The Philadelphia Phillies have responded to the loss of franchise ace Zack Wheeler in impressive fashion, winning six of the 10 games they've played since it was announced that he'd miss the rest of the year as he recovers from a procedure to remove a blood clot.

The Phils signed the veteran right-hander to give them competitive outings when they expand to a six-man rotation later this week.

Philadelphia Phillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowksi shares the team’s plan for using Walker Buehler.

The Philadelphia Phillies will have a new-look rotation soon.

The Philadelphia Phillies signed veteran right-hander Walker Buehler on Sunday in a bid to bolster their pitching staff for a long playoff run.

Walker Buehler, who was recently released by the Red Sox, agreed to a minor league deal with Philadelphia on Sunday. He was assigned to Triple-A Lehigh Valley. He’ll be eligible to play in the postseason for the Phillies, who are currently leading the NL East, and likely will win the division barring an incredible September surge by the Mets.

Earlier on Sunday, it was revealed that the Phillies claimed left-handed pitcher Tim Mayza off waivers from the Pittsburgh Pirates, a move that gives them another lefty option coming out of the bullpen for the stretch run if they add him to their 40-man and active roster.

The Phillies signed veteran right-hander Walker Buehler, who will make one Triple-A start before becoming part of a six-man rotation in Philadelphia.

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A month ago, Dave Dombrowski wouldn’t have seriously considered picking up a pitcher like Walker Buehler. But trying to win without Zack Wheeler changed everything. Buehler was released over the weekend by the Boston Red Sox after their patience ran out.