The Philadelphia Phillies have really come on over the last few weeks and become the great team that many expected them to be coming into the season. They have won nine games in a row to shoot up into first place in the NL East, but it hasn’t always been easy or straightforward.
The Philadelphia Phillies rallied to beat the Athletics 9-6 in 11 innings on Saturday night in West Sacramento, Calif. With the win, Philadelphia is 34-18 and owns the best record in the major leagues, while the A's have slumped to 22-31 and last place in the American League West.
Outfielders and the Philadelphia Phillies will continue to be discussed until the trade deadline. This was a clear area of concern coming into the season,
How many of the players in second place on each franchise's all-time home runs leaders list can you name in five minutes?
Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Max Kepler has been on a roll lately. Kepler has turned things around after a slow start at the plate. In 31 games this season, Kepler has a .262/.339/.467 line with five home runs and 11 RBI.
Kyle Schwarber and Max Kepler hit seventh-inning home runs as the Philadelphia Phillies rallied past the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks 3-2 on Friday. Schwarber's 10th home run and Kepler's fourth of the season helped Philadelphia win for the fifth time in six games.
Max Kepler homered among his three hits and Jesus Luzardo tossed six strong innings, fueling the visiting Philadelphia Phillies to a 10-4 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Saturday.
The Philadelphia Phillies made one offseason addition to their outfield unit; Max Kepler. He wasn't the left-handed slugger many wanted since Juan Soto signed with the New York Mets.
The Philadelphia Phillies outfield is currently lacking offensive production from the left field and center field spots. Max Kepler and Brandon Marsh are off to slow starts to the season.
After winning 95 games and the National League East last year, the Philadelphia Phillies brought back largely the same group of guys for 2025. Dave Dombrowski made only two major roster additions, trading for pitcher Jesús Luzardo and signing outfielder Max Kepler.
FanDuel has set the Philadelphia Phillies over/under for 2025 at 90.5 wins. Last season they exceeded this projection with a record of 95-67. The all-around talent on this club makes it difficult to think that this team, with pretty much the same roster as in 2024, can’t win over 90 games yet again.
Max Kepler is turning heads this spring — and not just because he’s in a Phillies uniform for the first time in his career. The longtime Twin has found new life in Philadelphia, where he’s healthy, hitting, and feeling right at home among a loud, veteran clubhouse full of personalities like Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber.
The Phillies’ winter wasn’t as eventful compared to the last few. Philadelphia got an extension done for Zack Wheeler before the 2024 season, ensuring he wouldn’t head to market after the season.
When the Phillies signed Max Kepler to a one-year, $10 million contract, it seemed like the move came out of nowhere. There weren't any rumblings of the longtime Minnesota Twins outfielder coming to Philly, and it didn't appear to fit what the team needed.
The Philadelphia Phillies are less than two weeks away from the start of the season following what has been a productive spring, though they may have received some terrible injury luck on Sunday afternoon.
The 2025 MLB season is almost upon us, and so is a crucial year for the Philadelphia Phillies. Fresh off an NL East title but a subsequent loss in the NLDS, the Fightins are once again hunting for Red October and an elusive third World Series championship.
For the first time in his professional baseball career, Max Kepler is wearing a uniform that doesn’t belong to the Minnesota Twins. After signing a one-year,
The Philadelphia Phillies are rolling the dice on Max Kepler, agreeing to a deal with the former Minnesota Twins outfielder on a one-year, $10 million contract.
When your division rival signs Juan Soto as its right fielder, you can't only counter with Max Kepler.
The Philadelphia Phillies and free agent outfielder Max Kepler have agreed on a one-year, $10 million contract, pending a physical, according to multiple media reports on Thursday night.
An outfield free agent that the Toronto Blue Jays could’ve targeted is off the board. It was reported on Thursday evening by ESPN’s Jeff Passan that the Philadelphia Phillies have signed Max Kepler to a one-year, $10 million deal.
The Philadelphia Phillies are adding some more lefty power to their lineup.
After 15 years in the Twins' organization and nearly a decade on Minnesota's big-league roster, Max Kepler is a free agent for the first time this winter.
Various factors combine to make a guy who doesn’t overwhelm but also rarely disappoints.
Twins right fielder Max Kepler exited after the first inning of Thursday's series finale against the Tampa Bay Rays at Target Field in Minneapolis. With two outs and Royce Lewis at first base, Kepler bunted and sprinted down the first-base line and unsuccessfully attempted to slide into first to beat the throw.
The Seattle Mariners just traded with the Minnesota Twins for infielder Jorge Polanco, but they also showed some interest in outfielder Max Kepler. Conversations on the latter do not appear to have gained much traction.
No deal is close but that Minnesota is looking at rotation help after losing the likes of Sonny Gray and Kenta Maeda this offseason.
San Diego entered the 2023 season as a favorite to challenge the Dodgers in the NL West, but the year has been a total disappointment for the Padres. This offseason they'll need to strategically retool if they hope to compete next season.
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