With the offseason underway for the Philadelphia Phillies, the team will have no shortage of decisions to make regarding what their team might look like for next season. The Phillies were once again able to make the playoffs in 2026, but it was far from a perfect season.
You may not have noticed, but MLB free agency is underway as you read this. Nothing of note has happened yet, but with the lockout looming just a little over three weeks away, perhaps some of the bigger free agents will be able to find homes fast.
Bad news: there’s a salary cap on Thanksgiving this year. You’re going to have to trade mashed potatoes if you want to resign stuffing. Unless you can find someone to take Brussels sprouts off your plate.
The clock is ticking on the current core of the Philadelphia Phillies, which is why they are going to be aggressive this offseason in seeking out upgrades for the roster.
The Philadelphia Phillies had another early disappointing exit in the MLB playoffs. The core is starting to get older, and next year will be a huge one in seeing if this team is still worth building around.
The 2026 MLB season was driven by top performances from young players, and the crop of young talent in the minors has never been greater. These 25 prospects could emerge as top MLB players in 2027.
The Philadelphia Phillies have needs up and down the roster that have to be addressed this offseason. While most of the attention has been spent on how they can fix their lineup, the pitching staff has a few holes as well.
The Philadelphia Phillies’ need for right-handed offense is drawing attention early in free agency, with two established outfielders emerging as suggested additions to their lineup.
Jerry Koosman, the left-handed pitcher who closed out his 19-year major-league career with the Philadelphia Phillies, died Sunday at age 83 in Osceola, Wisconsin, after battling multiple illnesses for about a year.
The Philadelphia Phillies are a team that many people are keeping a close eye on this offseason based on how many needs they have on their roster. President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski has never been shy about making big moves, and this offseason is going to be no different.
The Philadelphia Phillies have entered what is set to be a very interesting offseason, and there will be a lot of storylines not only for them, but around the league. Philadelphia enters this fall and winter with a desire to improve and be a World Series contender, but a bit of a tricky path going forward.
Garrett Stubbs is leaving the Philadelphia Phillies after 5 seasons, but his impact went beyond his numbers. The Phillies designated him for assignment, and he cleared waivers before electing free agency.
The Philadelphia Phillies are going to look to add some starting pitching help this offseason, and the best option available is left-hander Tarik Skubal.
The Philadelphia Phillies are projected to land free-agent catcher Ryan Jeffers on a four-year, $75 million contract, according to MLB Trade Rumors writer Steve Adams.
Recently, Philadelphia Phillies slugger Bryce Harper made startling comments about the 2027 MLB season. Essentially, he believes there won’t be a season because MLB may lock out during collective bargaining negotiations.
The MLB season wrapped up on Oct. 28 with the Milwaukee Brewers defeating the Tampa Bay Rays in the 2026 World Series. There are now roughly five months before the next meaningful MLB game, if the season is not delayed.
The Philadelphia Phillies designated Garrett Stubbs for assignment recently, and after clearing waivers, he elected free agency. Stubbs was out of options and the Phillies placed him on waivers in the spring.
The Philadelphia Phillies’ $292 million payroll couldn’t save them in October, forcing a reckoning with their roster, even if it means parting ways with a familiar face.
Major League Baseball could be heading toward another major labor battle, and Philadelphia Phillies superstar Bryce Harper has added to the growing concern surrounding the sport’s future.
The Phillies informed catcher Garrett Stubbs that he’s being designated for assignment, reports Scott Lauber of The Philadelphia Inquirer. They’ll have five days to trade him or place him on waivers once they officially announce the DFA.
At age 36 and battling blood clots and thoracic outlet syndrome, Philadelphia Phillies right-handed pitcher Zack Wheeler did not miss a beat. He was able to make 28 starts during the 2026 MLB season.
Alec Bohm‘s pending free agency is one of the more intriguing developments of the upcoming offseason. There are a lot of teams that will be scouring the market for corner-infield help, but is Alec Bohm the answer to anyone’s infield problems?