The Philadelphia Phillies are getting set for an important offseason, and with the desire to win, how they look to improve will be interesting to watch. Following another early exit from the postseason, the Phillies are a team that is potentially going to try and shake things up this offseason.
For the first half of the season, things were coming together perfectly for Brandon Marsh. Acquired during the 2022 Trade Deadline, Marsh had been carving out a nice role for himself with the team.
There are two questions about how we assess Justin Crawford’s rookie season. How is he impacting a club that intended to contend for a World Series title in 2026?
The needs the Phillies have entering the 2027 season are plenty. The expiration of the CBA clouds many things about the future of the game, but we know that at some point, baseball will be played.
Tampa Bay has a 3-2 lead in the ALCS and is heading home to finish it off. It has been a very good series for both teams so far and is tough to see it end either way.
The Philadelphia Phillies have a lot of work to do this offseason to shake up a roster that needs an infusion of talent in multiple areas. Bringing in a few new faces will certainly help, but the Phillies are also going to look different because Don Mattingly is taking over as manager full-time.
The Philadelphia Phillies checked off the most important item on their offseason to-do list by hiring Don Mattingly as manager. He was the interim manager in place of Rob Thomson after the team’s 9-19 start to the 2026 season, and it makes sense to bring him back for at least one more season.
J.T. Realmuto has long been one of the league’s most durable catchers, and that has continued into his mid-30s. He leads the Majors with 613 games started behind the plate since 2022.
Since reaching the 2022 World Series and subsequently losing to the Houston Astros, the Philadelphia Phillies’ postseason success has steadily declined.
The Phillies reshuffled their infield at the trade deadline, moving three players to new positions to accommodate Luis Arraez. They kicked Bryson Stott over to third base, Alec Bohm across the diamond to first, and Bryce Harper to right field.
The Philadelphia Phillies have several items on their offseason to-do list now that they have figured out who their manager will be. With Don Mattingly being hired for the role and agreeing to a two-year contract, attention can turn to upgrading the roster.
J.T. Realmuto could see time at first base next season as the Philadelphia Phillies consider how to manage the veteran catcher’s workload. President of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski is aware that Realmuto wants to improve offensively and feels mentally drained by his responsibilities.
The Philadelphia Phillies brought back Don Mattingly as their manager, signing him on a new two-year deal on Wednesday. But before making that big decision, they were reportedly interested in getting in touch with Phillies great Chase Utley as well as Raul Ibanez about the job as well.
After the Philadelphia Phillies were eliminated by the Atlanta Braves in the National League Wild Card Series, president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski clarified the club’s plans for Bryce Harper heading into 2027.
The Philadelphia Phillies have reached the point where another early postseason exit cannot be brushed aside. This roster has enough talent to compete for a World Series, but after another disappointing postseason, general manager Preston Mattingly needs to make some difficult decisions to get the organization back on track.
The Philadelphia Phillies were eliminated in the National League Wild Card Series, and Trea Turner's abysmal season was a major talking point. Offensively, Turner was terrible, and on defense he showed a great decline at shortstop.
The Philadelphia Phillies’ search for a new manager was messy enough that two high-profile former players both turned down the opportunity to speak to the team about the job.
The Philadelphia Phillies are making changes to their coaching staff after their 2026 season ended without a deep postseason run. Hitting coach Kevin Long and infield coach Bobby Dickerson will not return for the 2027 season, according to reports.
It took only one pitch for the Milwaukee Brewers to get on the scoreboard on Wednesday night when Jackson Chourio crushed a game-opening solo shot. They wouldn't score again until six innings later.
Don Mattingly will stay on board with the Philadelphia Phillies as the team's manager, with the team announcing a two-year deal for the skipper on Wednesday morning.