Right-hander Brian Keller is with the Phillies and will be added to the roster ahead of tomorrow’s game, reports Matt Gelb of The Athletic. He will either start the game or work as a bulk guy behind an opener.
This week has been a busy one for the Philadelphia Phillies when it comes to having to make roster moves to adjust for injuries. Earlier in the week, outfielder
The Phillies announced that they have selected the contract of catcher Payton Henry. He will take the active roster spot of fellow catcher Rafael Marchán, who has been placed on the 10-day injured list with left knee patellar tendinitis, retroactive to July 23.
PHILADELPHIA — Phillies catcher Rafael Marchan is going on the 10-day injured list (retroactive to 7/23) with left knee patellar tendinitis. As a corresponding move, catcher Payton Henry was selected to the big league roster.
Arguably the biggest hole that the Philadelphia Phillies need to address ahead of the MLB trade deadline is in their bullpen. The team has not received the kind of production they were hoping for from the lefties in their bullpen, with Jose Alvarado and Tanner Banks struggling mightily.
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The Philadelphia Phillies appear poised to take an assertive approach as buyers when the trade deadline arrives on August 3 this year. Front office decision-makers seem determined to bolster the roster in meaningful ways that could strengthen the club’s chances of advancing far into the postseason.
The Philadelphia Phillies are looking to be one of the more aggressive buyers at the August 3 Trade Deadline this season. Despite last season's success with Harrison Bader and Jhoan Duran, the team has struggled to get impactful pieces that can help lead them deep into October at previous deadlines.
It has not been an ideal start to the second half of the campaign for the Philadelphia Phillies, and it has become clear that the team needs to make some upgrades at the trade deadline.
The trade deadline is near and the Phillies have work to do. There are multiple holes that can, and should, be filled by the time to clock ticks to 00:00 on August 3rd, which means there needs to be a scouring of rosters around the game.
It was an up and down night for the affiliates: two wins, two losses. Down in Lakewood, a group of future Phillies walked off some future Mets, let us hope they someday celebrate the same sort of victory in Citizens Bank Park.
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We’ve all seen the latest prospect rankings that cast the Phillies farm system in a rather dim light. We all know that they don’t have much in the way of ammunition to acquire upgrades at this upcoming trade deadline.
Last weekend, the Phillies hosted some guests from New York. This weekend, they’re hosting some more guests from New York. But the pinstriped ones, this time.
The Philadelphia Phillies have a few glaring needs on their roster that president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski would love to address ahead of the MLB trade deadline.
As the MLB trade deadline approaches on Aug. 3, the Philadelphia Phillies are actively exploring ways to bolster their starting rotation, according to insiders.
The Philadelphia Phillies have not had an ideal start to the second half of the season, dropping their first two series against the New York Mets and the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Aaron Nola's 7-year, $172 million contract that was signed during the 2023-2024 offseason has not progressed the way the Philadelphia Phillies had hoped.
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