The deal to add Kepler, who turns 32 in February, will become official pending the completion of a physical and is worth $10 ...

The Philadelphia Phillies have had a relatively quiet offseason so far. While they have been mentioned a lot in the MLB rumor mill, they have not made any impact moves just yet. Despite the lack ...

The Philadelphia Phillies clearly see Alec Bohm as expendable. Yet, they apparently also view him as invaluable—or are at least trying to convince potential trade partners that they do.

The Philadelphia Phillies have been relatively quiet this offseason. With the MLB Winter Meetings now over, they are going to need to get busy as they look to pursue a World Series in 2025.

The Philadelphia Phillies are at a tipping point right now. This roster is good enough to win a championship, but after coming up short of getting to the World Series in back-to-back years ...

The Philadelphia Phillies are a team that can be really good in 2025. Philadelphia will enter the season with much of the same roster intact that won 95 games in 2024, barring trades. The Phillies ...

Realmuto, who will be 34 in March, enters the final year of his contract coming off a down season, but he remains key to ...

The Philadelphia Phillies are the sleeping giants of the Major League Baseball offseason. Coming off the playoff disappointment of the 2024 season, a big move has to be coming for the Phillies.

The Philadelphia Phillies have been one of the most active teams in trade talks this winter, with MLB rumors linking the club to a pursuit of Kyle Tucker and attempting to deal the likes of Alec ...

There are undoubtedly some Philadelphia Phillies fans who are going to be disappointed seeing the news that the Houston Astros traded Kyle Tucker to the Chicago Cubs. The Phillies were one of the ...

Philadelphia sports fans are invited to cozy up by the fireplace and watch the “2024 Phanatic Yule Log,” created by Phillies Productions and now available on the Phillies YouTube channel. This ...

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