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Friday, February 6, 2026

2025 Chachi #37 Brett de Geus


Bats:  Right  Throws:  Right  Height:  6'2"  Weight:  215
Opening Day 2025 Age:  27
Born:  November 4, 1997, Pleasanton, CA
Acquired:  Selected off waivers from the Miami Marlins, April 1, 2025
Departed:  Released, August 17, 2025
Major League Teams:  Texas Rangers 2021; Arizona Diamondbacks 2021; Seattle Mariners 2024; Miami Marlins 2024; Toronto Blue Jays 2024; Philadelphia Phillies 2025

2025 Choice Lehigh Valley
IronPigs (Series 2) #27
Only the most diehard of Phillies fans will recall the one day during the 2025 season Brett de Geus spent on the active roster, appearing in one game on May 29th.  de Geus was added to the active roster that day as the 27th man for a double header against the Braves.  He'd pitch in the second game, walking three, allowing a hit and giving up a ninth inning run in a 9-3 loss.  He was sent back to the IronPigs following the double header and designated for assignment when his 40-man roster spot was needed for the newly-acquired Harrison Bader.  He'd return to the IronPigs briefly before being released on August 17th.  de Geus was 3-1 with a 5.35 ERA in 29 games and 37 innings pitched for the IronPigs.

Other Notable Baseball Cards
First Mainstream Card:  N/A
Topps Flagship Set Appearances (0):  N/A
Favorite 2025 Card:  2025 Choice Lehigh Valley IronPigs (Series 2) #27
Total Cards in My Phillies Collection:  2 as of 1/30/26, 2 added in 2025
TCDB Stats: 9 total as of 1/30/26, my 2 cards overall are tied for 1st with five other collectors

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2025 Chachi #37

Friday, May 30, 2025

Game 56 - Wheeler Suffers Rare Off Day Against Braves

Atlanta Braves  9 
Philadelphia Phillies  3 
Game 2

2025 Choice Lehigh Valley
IronPigs #29
Thursday Night, May 29th
Citizens Bank Park - Philadelphia, PA
36-20, 1st Place, 2 games ahead of the Mets

One Sentence Summary:  Zack Wheeler just didn't have it and Chris Sale made easy work of the Phillies line-up in this 9-3 defeat.

What It Means:  The Phillies have won nine of their last ten series, and Rhys Hoskins and the Brewers come to town next for a weekend set.

What Happened:  Wheeler gave up four runs in the fourth and he'd be charged with two more runs in the sixth after Carlos Hernandez allowed both his inherited runners to score.  The Braves would add three more runs against relievers Joe Ross and Brett de Geus.  The Phillies pushed across three runs in the late innings, but it wasn't nearly enough to overcome the early deficit.  Sale pitched six shutout innings and struck out eight in his outing.

Featured Card:  de Geus, on the roster as the 27th man for the double header, made his Phillies debut, walking three, allowing a hit and giving up a ninth inning run. The Phillies are the sixth team the pitcher has appeared for over parts of three big league seasons.  His longest stint came in 2021 when he relieved in 28 games for the Diamondbacks.  de Geus has a card in this year's IronPigs' team set.

Transaction:  Following the game, it was announced the Phillies had acquired Josh Walker (lhp) from the Toronto Blue Jays for cash considerations.  The Phillies had an open spot on their 40-man roster.