His exceptional performance caught the attention of many in the baseball world.

In his final third base power rankings of 2024, Joel Reuter of Bleacher Report ranked Bohm eighth among batters in the league.

"Despite his All-Star Game start and two years of club control remaining," Reuter noted, "Bohm is reportedly being made available for trade this offseason as the Phillies seek to make changes following an early playoff exit."

While many, including Reuter, believe that Bohm is on the trading block due to the team's desire to shake things up after the playoff disappointment, the reasons run deeper.

At 28, Bohm displays a volatile temperament, evident every time he takes the field.

Whether he makes an out or strikes out, he often reacts by slamming his bat, breaking it over his knee, or hitting himself in the helmet with it.

Manager Rob Thomson has frequently had to speak with Bohm between innings to address this behavior, but it seems to have little impact.

Following the playoff exit, Bohm was asked by the media if he felt his career was at a turning point. He replied, "No, I know where I'll be next year."

Bohm is a highly capable batter who can enhance any lineup.

Philadelphia recognizes this, but with his attitude and anger problems becoming more pronounced on the field and in the media, it is likely that he will be traded before becoming a disruption in the locker room.