The Philadelphia Phillies have repeatedly tried and failed to break into the Japanese free agent market, coming up short time and time again in recent years.
Keep track of all the latest offseason rumors pertaining to the Phillies on Phillies Nation. Sunday, Nov. 16: Nikkan Sports: Phillies ‘particularly keen’
Keep track of all the latest offseason rumors pertaining to the Phillies on Phillies Nation. Saturday, Nov. 15: Gelb: Phillies receiving trade interest in lefty relievers The free agent market is short on solid left-handed relievers.
There was a report yesterday that the team is getting some outside interest in their left handed relief pitching. The Phillies have fielded steady interest in all three of their left-handed relievers since the offseason began, major-league sources said, and it could nudge them toward a trade.
The GM meetings are over, the tracks for more moves have been laid and now we wait. Waiting for moves to be done, free agents to be signed and trades to consummated.
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The Philadelphia Phillies’ season came to an abrupt end when the team lost the NLDS on an Orion Kerkering error. Now Philadelphia faces significant lineup changes as the team must decide how to move forward with its aging roster.
According to a report by Matt Gelb of The Athletic, the Philadelphia Phillies are receiving trade inquiries about their left-handed relief pitchers. Gelb wrote that teams have called about José Alvarado, Tanner Banks, and Matt Strahm.
The Philadelphia Phillies are poised to undergo major offseason changes after a third straight disappointing playoff exit, and the bullpen has consistently been an area of heavy discussion.
The Phillies have gotten trade calls on left-handed relievers Matt Strahm, José Alvarado and Tanner Banks, reports Matt Gelb of The Athletic. Philadelphia could leverage their bullpen depth for help in a different area of the roster.
Philadelphia Phillies superstar Bryce Harper left fans stunned with a dramatic offseason transformation, debuting a thick, bushy mustache in a now-deleted TikTok video shared during a recent workout session.
Just one day after being the unanimous runner-up in the National League Cy Young Award race, Philadelphia Phillies' ace Cristopher Sanchez was named a Second-Team All-MLB member for his performance in the 2025 season.
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Left-handed slugger Kyle Schwarber is entering MLB free agency for the first time since the 2022 offseason, and this time, he is positioned to command a significantly more lucrative deal.
Ben Cherington and the Pirates plan to increase their payroll by $30-40 million this offseason, which could position them as potential suitors for catcher J.T. Realmuto.
The Phillies are making center fielder Johan Rojas available in trade conversations, reports Matt Gelb of The Athletic. That’s not especially surprising, as the 25-year-old spent the final two months of the season on optional assignment to Triple-A Lehigh Valley.
Philadelphia Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm has often been mentioned as a potential trade candidate over the past year. A deal has yet to come to fruition, but MLB Network insider Jon Morosi recently provided an update on a possible Bohm trade.
With Phillies president Dave Dombrowski questioning if star Bryce Harper can come back to elite form, the slugger would be blunt in saying he was “hurt” by the comments made.
A homecoming of sorts appears to be on the table for Kyle Schwarber. Rival MLB executives are monitoring the possibility of the free agent slugger Schwarber reuniting with the Boston Red Sox (his former team) this offseason, Robert Murray of FanSided reported this week.
MLB insider for ESPN, Jeff Passan, suggests the Philadelphia Phillies sign free agent infielder Alex Bregman. This move would make a lot of sense for the Phillies.
The Philadelphia Phillies are entering the offseason with hopes of retooling the roster and finally advancing past the NLDS, where they have suffered postseason exits in back-to-back years.
Harrison Bader is coming off of arguably the best season of his career. He is now set to be the third-best outfield free agent available based off of 2025 fWAR (he and Trent Grisham both had 3.2 fWAR).
There are some free agents and trade candidates that the Philadelphia Phillies should avoid adding to their team this offseason. Heading into the 2026 season, the Phillies need to get younger.
If the manner in which Phillies star Bryce Harper allegedly was treated by one of MLB commissioner Rob Manfred's henchmen is any indication, baseball's upcoming labor negotiations could get ugly real fast.
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Even though he missed nearly half of this past season due to an 80-game suspension for a positive performance-enhancing substance test, the Philadelphia Phillies exercised their option to retain reliever Jose Alvarado for the 2026 season Wednesday.