Max Kepler, who signed with the Twins when he was 16 years old and played 10 major league seasons for them, has agreed to a free agent contract with the Philadelphia Phillies. Kepler, 31, will get a one-year deal worth $10 million if he passes the team’s physical after missing extended time last season because of knee and hip injuries.

A quiet Phillies offseason may finally be heating up. The team has reportedly agreed to a 1-year, $10 million contract with veteran outfielder Max Kepler.

The deal to add Kepler, who turns 32 in February, will become official pending the completion of a physical and is worth $10 million, per league sources.