Now that the mourning period is over for the Philadelphia Phillies following another season that ended in disappointing fashion, things are starting to come out regarding an incident that occurred back in the summer between Nick Castellanos and Rob Thomson.
We all look forward to the end of season press conference that is given by the people in charge. Dave Dombrowski and Rob Thomson usually give relatively honest answers when questioned by reporters, a refreshing change from other executives that dance around questions and give generic, boring answers.
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The Phillies are now in offseason mode after getting dropped by the Dodgers in the NLDS. The outfield is going to be a key focus this winter but there are other details to be ironed out.
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Thursday marked one week since the Philadelphia Phillies were knocked out of the postseason by the Los Angeles Dodgers. These past seven days have divided
The Philadelphia Phillies suffered yet another early postseason exit, this time for the fourth year in a row in the Rob Thomson era. 2025 always felt like the final chance for this group as currently constructed to chase a World Series ring, as numerous stars prepare to hit free agency and the team likely looks different next year.
On Monday, the Philadelphia Phillies announced they will “run it back” at least one more time with manager Rob Thomson in 2026 — a move that signals confidence in the team’s skipper, who owns the highest winning percentage of any Phillies manager in team history.
The Philadelphia Phillies are due for some major changes this offseason after coming up short once again early in the playoffs following a huge regular season that saw their second straight division title.
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The team hasn’t officially announced it yet, but Rob Thomson is coming back in 2026. He had a contract for the upcoming season, so this shouldn’t really be a surprise.
Rob Thomson apparently will not be scapegoated for the Philadelphia Phillies’ latest playoff disappointment. The Phillies manager Thomson is safe for the 2026 season, Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported on Monday.
The Philadelphia Phillies suffered a heartbreaking exit in the NLDS for the second year in a row, being eliminated by the defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers in four games via a brutal error.
The Philadelphia Phillies are reportedly retaining manager Rob Thomson for 2026, according to Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman of the New York Post. Thomson is currently under contract through the 2026 season.
The Phillies were bounced out of the postseason in the NLDS by the Los Angeles Dodgers, bringing yet another swift end to Red October.
Rob Thomson will return for a fifth season as manager of the Philadelphia Phillies in 2026, the New York Post and Philadelphia Inquirer reported on Monday.
The Phillies’ latest postseason exit has led to some speculation about manager Rob Thomson’s job security, and the Phillies have reportedly made a decision on that front.
The Philadelphia Phillies suffered an incredibly heartbreaking defeat on Thursday night which saw the end of their season and potentially end of an era for the core of stars after falling short again.
MLB insider Jon Heyman said just before Game 4 that Phillies manager Rob Thomson was “clearly on the hot seat” if the team didn’t survive this series. And guess what, after Thomson’s questionable decision in that game, Heyman might have been right.
Rob Thomson’s “greatest hits” tour is continuing.
If the offense can continue to ride the momentum, and ace Cristopher Sanchez capitalizes on his Game 1 performance, the Phillies have a chance to send the series back to the East Coast.
Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson probably does not want to log onto social media right now. Thomson made a controversial decision during his team’s NLDS Game 3 against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, Calif.
The situation surrounding the Phillies has reached a boiling point, and it is not just because the team is down 0-2 to the Dodgers. Media houses in Philadelphia have started to target the team’s management, specifically manager Rob Thomson, after he decided to have Bryson Stott bunt in Game 2.
The Philadelphia Phillies’ crushing loss on Monday pushed the team to the brink of elimination, and had the team’s postgame show at each other’s throats over some of manager Rob Thomson’s decisions late in the game.
Once dominant in the NL East, the Phillies are now fumbling in October, with a 2–9 record in their past 11 playoff games. The latest loss came against the reigning World Series champions, the LA Dodgers, in Game 2.
The Philadelphia Phillies are well on their way to adding another heartbreak to their growing list of playoff disappointments in the 2020s. For this year,
Rob Thomson’s seat in Philadelphia is getting too hot for him. The manager’s future is in doubt after two straight disappointing postseason runs, even though he led the Phillies to an unexpected World Series appearance in 2022.
The Philadelphia Phillies, waiting to learn the identity of their first postseason opponent, will make the other club wait to learn which pitchers it will face.
It is clear that the veteran isn’t pleased with how things have played out.
Unlike last year, the 2025 National League Manager of the Year Award is nearly settled. While some last-minute winning spurts could disrupt the second- or third-place finalists from overthrowing the clear favorite, there’s been a clear favorite since June.
Taijuan Walker made his return to the Philadelphia Phillies rotation on Wednesday against the Colorado Rockies.
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