BREAKING: Alec Bohm Commits Long-Term to Phillies with 4-Year Contract Extension, Eyes Career Finish in Philly

Philadelphia, PA – In a move that signals loyalty, belief, and long-term vision, third baseman Alec Bohm has officially signed a four-year contract extension with the Philadelphia Phillies, pledging his future to the team that gave him his major league debut.

The deal was confirmed earlier today, with Bohm expressing his deep commitment to the franchise, stating, “Philadelphia is home. I want to finish what we started here. This city, this team, and these fans mean everything to me.”

Bohm, 28, has become a cornerstone of the Phillies’ lineup in recent seasons, known for his clutch hitting, improved defense, and leadership both on and off the field. His renewed deal solidifies the club’s infield core and aligns with Philadelphia’s long-term plan to stay competitive in the National League East.

The four-year extension comes after weeks of behind-the-scenes negotiations, which sources say were “smooth and mutual,” driven by a shared desire to keep Bohm in red pinstripes through the prime of his career.

Phillies President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski praised the move, calling Bohm “a player we believe in, a leader in the clubhouse, and a true Phillie.” He added, “This extension not only rewards Alec for his performance and consistency, but also reflects our belief in what he can still achieve.”

Fans across Philadelphia have reacted with excitement, with many taking to social media to celebrate Bohm’s decision to stay loyal to the franchise. Known for his blue-collar mentality and connection to the fanbase, Bohm’s extension is seen as a win for both the player and the city.

As the Phillies gear up for another playoff push, the long-term commitment from Bohm adds a layer of stability and energy to the roster. And for Alec Bohm, it’s more than just a contract—it’s a statement of intent.

“I want to win here,” Bohm said with confidence. “And I want to do it in front of these fans, in this city, with this team.”