Brad Lidge could still rejoin Phillies

It was recently announced that Brad Lidge would be one of the faces to grace the massive Philadelphia Phillies mural that's going up in the City of Brotherly Love to honor the team, but it still remains unclear exactly where he'll end up next season.

MLB.com reports that Lidge, who had a perfect season as a closer in 2008 when the Phils last won a World Series, is hoping to make a decision soon and could still end up playing for Philadelphia. He prefers to close but understands that most of those spots have been locked up already this offseason, the site notes.

"At this point, I probably could have taken some offers," Lidge said, MLB.com reports. "At the same time, they weren't quite right for me. It is always a little surprising when you feel like you can still close and you're still going to be a good closer and the market out there is not such [that you get a chance]. There are a lot of teams that want you to be there in case their young guys doesn't do well -- to be a setup guy. And that's great. We'll kind of see how that plays out. That might be what I have to do. But at the same time, when you feel really good and you're still putting up good numbers and you know you can close games, it's tough. Because it doesn't matter how good you feel, it just matters how teams think."

The 35-year-old two-time All-Star went 0-2 with a 1.40 ERA and 23 strikeouts in 19.1 innings pitched last season.

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