The Phillies have next to no depth in the department that served as their primary strength from 2022-2025: starting pitching. Pitchers and catchers report
The story need not be repeated. You are already familiar with the tale of Alec Bohm’s irritated mutterings, and the camera that caught them, the ensuing apology and appreciative ovation that followed.
The Phillies can annoy us. There are things that they do that can get on our nerves, whether it be a questionable decision by the manager during a game (I’m still not over The Bunt), a trade that was made that returned virtually nothing (that’s all they got for Schilling?) or a season that ended worse than what we believed it would be.
There is no such thing as a bad one year contract. This is something that I have been told and come to believe. There are bad one year contracts insomuch as players turn into pumpkins during that one year, but there is nothing tethering them to the team long term.
The Rule 5 draft, held annually at the winter meetings in December, never garners much fanfare, but it has been known to yield some noteworthy transactions.
The Philadelphia Phillies are gearing up for what they hope is a successful 2026 campaign. But before the Phillies enter spring training, an elephant in the room remains.
The Phillies will be a contender this year. They have assembled a talented roster that has the ability to go on a run that would ultimately lead them to lifting a trophy when the season ends.
The Philadelphia Phillies could get right-hander Zack Wheeler back sooner than previously expected, according to a report from The Athletic's Matt Gelb.
The Philadelphia Phillies reaffirmed their commitment to structural depth Friday by agreeing to a minor-league contract with veteran utility player Dylan Moore, according to Will Sammon of The Athletic.
The Philadelphia Phillies have signed Dylan Moore to a minor league contract, according to Will Sammon of The Athletic. By signing Moore, the Phillies have elected to open a door to another move.
The Philadelphia Phillies offseason has been notable up to this point, with the front office focused on building a group capable of making a deeper postseason run.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
Veteran reliever David Robertson has decided to hang up his spikes. He announced the decision on his personal social media pages, issuing the following statement: “I’ve decided it’s time for me to hang up my spikes and retire from the game I’ve loved for as long as I can remember.
The Philadelphia Phillies have one more big move up their sleeve this offseason to complete their outfield, at least according to MLB.com's Paul Casella.
As the Philadelphia Phillies attempt to go on a deep playoff run in 2026, having Zack Wheeler in their rotation would only get the franchise closer to their goals.
The Philadelphia Phillies are pushing all of their chips in. After capturing a National League East title in 2025, their offseason heading into ’26 focused on retention, bringing slugger Kyle Schwarber and catcher JT Realmuto back into the fold on lucrative new deals.
Even though the Philadelphia Phillies were a perennial World Series contender for the past four years, they have fallen agonizingly close on each occasion.
Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson isn't afraid of the MLB's latest round of rule changes. In particular, Thomson has high hopes that the automated ball-strike (ABS) challenge system will be a smooth transition from umpires having control over balls and strikes, as it has been for the entire existence of baseball.
Most MLB fans are aware Bryce Harper didn’t have his best year in 2025. It was in no way a poor season, but it wasn’t the Harper standard of excellence fans at CBP have come to expect.
The Philadelphia Phillies and the rest of the MLB are getting ready to report to spring training and get the 2026 season underway. These are ten prospects who can help the Phillies this year and well beyond.
The Philadelphia Phillies have managed to retain many of their key pieces in MLB free agency, and the roster will head into the 2026 season with a familiar core and renewed expectations of finally breaking through.
The Philadelphia Phillies have announced their spring training non-roster invitees for 2026. In total, the Phillies have invited 28 players who are not currently on their 40-man roster to spring training.
On January 23, the Phillies announced which prospects, as well as which Minor League and MLB vets, would be going to Clearwater as non-roster invites for 2026 Spring Training.
Nick Castellanos and the Philadelphia Phillies went down the wrong path, and they don’t seem to be getting back on track. Phillies President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski stated that Castellanos will not be on the team before Opening Day.
The Phillies have re-signed veteran lefty Tim Mayza to a minor league contract, reports Matt Gelb of The Athletic. He’ll be in big league camp as a non-roster invitee next month.