The Philadelphia Phillies enter the 2025 offseason with a clear mandate to solidify their rotation behind Zack Wheeler and Aaron Nola. While the return of Andrew Painter offers immense promise, the departure of key veteran arms has left the back end of the staff vulnerable to injuries and inconsistency.
Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper is prioritizing his physical recovery this offseason, taking an unconventional step as part of his training regimen.
Difficult as it may be to consider, there is a real possibility that a team other than the Phillies swoops in to make Kyle Schwarber an offer he can’t refuse this offseason.
The hot stove has remained cool for the Phillies, so I’ll take another look at a player who has been rumored to be available on the trade market and analyze if he is someone the Phillies should pursue.
A Major League switch hitter has hit at least 35 home runs on 35 occasions in MLB history. How many of the switch hitters to reach that milestone can you name in five minutes?
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
Teams are starting to arrive in Florida for the Winter Meetings, getting ready for a few days of what we hope are transactions that light up the hot stove.
The Winter Meetings, or how I learned to love baseball transactions again. Personally, I’m excited to see how many rumors are floated that are incredibly wrong or inaccurate.
The Philadelphia Phillies are running out of time to win a World Series with their current core, and this offseason the front office is expected to make changes after failing to advance past the NLDS in back-to-back years.
The offseason has been quiet so far for the Philadelphia Phillies. No major-league free-agent signings. No trades to boost the roster. No real action to this point.
Kyle Schwarber may be considering a move to a dark horse team. The free agent slugger Schwarber seems to share mutual interest with the Cincinnati Reds,
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.
The Philadelphia Phillies are preparing to shake things up in this year’s MLB offseason. One longtime player who could be on his way out is Nick Castellanos after a down year with the organization.
Kyle Schwarber is one of the biggest names in the MLB free agency class this winter. With the Winter Meetings coming up, the stove is heating up, and the MVP runner-up could be on the move.
The Philadelphia Phillies have continued to be listed as the primary suitor for MVP candidate designated hitter Kyle Schwarber, as most signs point toward a reunion coming to fruition before the end of the offseason.
The Philadelphia Phillies’ potential trade return for Nick Castellanos will likely be minimal. That is, if a deal is made. Castellanos is expected to be traded or released this offseason.
The Philadelphia Phillies are faced with plenty of tough decisions on which of their free agents to bring back this offseason. MVP candidate designated hitter Kyle Schwarber is the premier name of the bunch, and the team has its sights set on bringing back the 32-year-old slugger.
After yet another disappointing playoff exit following an exciting regular season, it’s back to the drawing board for Dave Dombrowski and the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Philadelphia Phillies' main focus this offseason has been reported to be addressing their current outfield situation. As early indications have shown, their initial actions in free agency have reflected this perspective.
Alec Bohm has shut the door on the past and opened a new chapter for the 2026 season. The Philadelphia Phillies opted to tender Bohm a contract ahead of the non-tender deadline, signaling that he remains part of the team’s plans for now.
Several recent non-tendered players from other teams could be a fit for the Philadelphia Phillies. The Phillies recently decided to non-tender pitchers Michael Mercado and Daniel Robert.
The Philadelphia Phillies are coming off another wildly successful regular season, but that’s where the accolades end. Sure, they won 96 games and easily secured their second consecutive NL East title.