On Monday, it was hard not to feel good about the Philadelphia Phillies. They defeated the New York Mets in dominating fashion on Sunday Night Baseball to secure a series win and cap off an incredible turnaround compared to how they looked at the beginning of the month.
The Phillies' trip down to Houston is one their players and fans would both quickly like to forget. Philadelphia was swept out clearly by the Astros - the third time this season they've failed to win a game during a road series.
There's a possibility that the Philadelphia Phillies could lose Kyle Schwarber in the offseason. Schwarber, one of the better power hitters in Major League Baseball, is having another great season.
The Philadelphia Phillies just wrapped up a series against the Houston Astros, and it went terribly. While there weren't any injuries or brutal errors, it was just an overall awful performance from the offense.
At the end of the 2025 MLB regular season, if the Philadelphia Phillies don’t win the National League East, they could look back at this series against the Houston Astros as a major reason why.
The Philadelphia Phillies have been without Bryce Harper for a while now, a concerning sign as they look to continue building their lead in the National League East.
The Philadelphia Phillies will have some tough decisions to make over the next few weeks and months, especially as the postseason approaches. With Mick
With the midway point of the season here for the Philadelphia Phillies, they are right where they want to be in the National League East. Even though it hasn’t been all perfect for the Phillies this year, they are still proving to be one of the best teams in the NL once again.
The Philadelphia Phillies will have to decide if they want to keep Kyle Schwarber and J.T. Realmuto around in free agency this winter. It's possible that the Phillies only keep one of them, and if that's the case, Schwarber should be the player they decide to keep.
The Philadelphia Phillies have been without their superstar first baseman, Bryce Harper, for a few weeks. During that span, the offense has been wildly inconsistent.
Just when it felt like the Philadelphia Phillies were ready to take that next step and dominate whoever was on their schedule, they have fallen back to their old ways of being inconsistent.
Stop me if you've heard this before: the Philadelphia Phillies need help in their outfield. That's been a recurring issue over the past three seasons, and it continues to be one in 2025.
As the Philadelphia Phillies look to create some space in the National League East standings, they have received some good news about their star slugger potentially returning soon.
The Philadelphia Phillies are building a World Series caliber roster full of talented veterans, but they have some exciting youngsters waiting in the wings as well.
The Philadelphia Phillies have cemented their status as one of the best teams in baseball despite a few obstacles that have had to be overcome. Their bullpen has been an issue throughout the season, becoming an even bigger need when closer Jose Alvarado received an 80-game suspension.
The Philadelphia Phillies have seen their outfield misfortunes gradually improve in unison with the bat of Brandon Marsh. Nonetheless, according to one insider, Dave Dombrowski still has significant changes in mind.
The Philadelphia Phillies are blessed with incredible starting pitching. But, recently, no one has been more impressive than Ranger Suárez in his contract year.
As the calendar flips to July, several key divisional races are beginning to heat up with the battle for NL East supremacy being perhaps the most hotly contested of the all.
The Philadelphia Phillies have a problem, and it's a good one to have. They have too many good starting pitchers. There are five quality starters on the Major League roster right now, with multiple waiting in the wings to get their chance.
The Philadelphia Phillies signed Kyle Schwarber to a four-year, $79 million contract in 2022, and the veteran has been a star for the Phillies for three-plus years.
The Philadelphia Phillies need help in the outfield. That has been abundantly clear for the last couple of seasons. With Max Kepler's struggles against