Phillies corner outfield prospect Gabriel Rincones Jr. is dealing with soreness in both knees that will delay his spring training debut, manager Rob Thomson revealed Thursday morning.
Nick Castellanos’ time with the Phillies is officially over. The outfielder was released by the team. This comes as no surprise as Castellanos, 33, was not expected to return to the Phillies for the final season of his five-year, $100 million contract.
Phillies Injury Updates OF Gabriel Rincones Jr. (knee soreness) Status: Grapefruit League debut likely delayed Phillies outfield prospect Gabriel Rincones Jr.
Pitchers and catchers reported to sunny Clearwater, Florida, on Wednesday morning to officially start Phillies camp, while the rest of the roster will make its way to the Carpenter Complex and BayCare Ballpark by Monday to really get things rolling with the first full-team workout.
Spring training is the time to hear about who is in the best shape of their life, which teams might be cursed with injuries (not a great start for the Braves), and potential adjustments players make.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
The World Baseball Classic begins on March 5 and now we know how to watch the dozen Phillies participating for various teams. Every WBC game will be broadcast on FOX, FS1, FS2, Tubi or the FOX ONE app, MLB announced on Thursday morning.
Over in Japan’s NPB, every team has a new slogan for the season. The slogans set out the team’s hopes, goals, and attitude. They hype the fans up. They’re fun.
With most of the roster set and so many spots occupied by veterans, spring training performance is an afterthought for all but a few Phillies. There won't be trepidation, for example, if Kyle Schwarber or Trea Turner hit .215 in the Grapefruit League.
A player’s performance in Spring Training is not necessarily a sign of things to come. A strong performance doesn’t always portend a good season, and a poor performance doesn’t mean the season is lost.
The Phillies have so far been spared from the out-of-nowhere major injury news that always comes at the start of MLB spring training and has already hit
Spring training is officially here, and with it comes the unfortunate slew of new injury updates. Hamate bone fractures seem to be an epidemic around baseball already.
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.
Three more starting pitching options came off the board for the Phillies on Wednesday night, though one of them was probably priced out of their range all along.
Nick Castellanos is getting the George Costanza treatment from the Philadelphia Phillies. The former All-Star outfielder Castellanos has been told not to report to the team’s complex this week ahead of spring training, Matt Gelb of The Athletic reported Wednesday.
Several Phillies pitchers were sidelined as pitchers and catchers officially reported to Clearwater on Wednesday. Orion Kerkering is dealing with a hamstring injury that is not believed to be serious.
The Philadelphia Phillies will once again enter the regular season among the favorites to reach the World Series. They went 96-66 last season, finishing 13 games ahead of the New York Mets, who finished second, in the National League East.
Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Zack Wheeler underwent major surgery, but decided to keep a bizarre souvenir from it. Wheeler admitted to reporters on Wednesday that he kept the rib he had removed as part of thoracic outlet surgery he underwent last September.
Most teams haven't held a full-squad workout yet and injuries are already mounting league-wide. New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor will have surgery on his left hamate bone and is expected to miss at least six weeks.
Zack Wheeler is maybe the biggest wild card as the Phillies try to claim a third straight NL East title. The ace is working back from the thoracic outlet surgery that ended his 2025 season.
The Philadelphia Phillies have some roster openings to sort out heading into spring training. While the roster is mostly set, there will be some roles up for grabs in Clearwater.
Losing Ranger Suarez in free agency was a significant blow to the Philadelphia Phillies starting rotation. However, it could receive a needed reinforcement sooner than expected.
The Phillies and reliever Lou Trivino are reuniting on a minor-league deal, according to Ken Rosenthal of the Athletic. The deal includes an invite to major-league Spring Training.