The Phillies' outfield has found their much-desired spark and has the group playing as a strength of the teamThe outfield for the Phillies looked dire earlier in the season, but now appears to being something they can rely on. Prior to the All-Star break, the Phillies' outfield had a .732 OPS as a team, which ranked 12th in baseball. Entering Tuesday's game, the outfield group had a second-half team OPS of .798, which is good for fifth-best in MLB. Since August 1, the Phillies' outfield has been raking, with Bader hitting .320, Brandon Marsh batting .333, Max Kepler hitting .263 and Nick Castellanos at .200. For the longest time, Phillies fans assumed that any production from their outfield group would be an absolute bonus.