That Balls Outta Here
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The Phillies have provided an encouraging update on No.1 prospect Andrew Painter's recovery from Tommy John surgery. He's throwing two bullpen sessions a week and could be ready to compete for a rotation spot to begin 2025.
Eric Moratelli|
Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, June 30: 1. 2B Bryson Stott 2. SS Trea Turner 3. 3B Alec Bohm 4. CF Brandon Marsh 5. RF Nick Castellanos 6. 1B Kody Clemens 7. LF Whit Merrifield 8. DH David Dahl 9. C Rafael Marchán
Michael Fisher|
Who does MLB.com and Baseball America predict the Phillies to take with the 27th pick in the upcoming MLB Draft? Here's a breakdown of outfielder Slade Caldwell and college pitcher Brody Brecht.
Jake Huber|
Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper was one of the favorites for NL MVP this season before landing on the injured list. Will his injury, which isn't as serious as first thought, keep him from beating Shohei Ohtani for his third MVP Award?
Matt Davis|
Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, June 29: 1. 2B Bryson Stott 2. SS Trea Turner 3. DH Alec Bohm 4. LF Brandon Marsh 5. RF Nick Castellanos 6. 1B Kody Clemens 7. 3B Edmundo Sosa 8. C Garrett Stubbs 9. CF Johan Rojas
Michael Fisher|
Despite the recent rash of injuries, the Phillies are still the favorite to win the NL East and have increased their chances of making the playoffs and winning the World Series, according to FanGraphs' updated playoff odds.
Matt Davis|
Phillies No. 23 prospect Samuel Aldegheri is having a dominating season with the High-A Jersey Shore BlueClaws. Hailing from Verona, Italy, he's working toward making his improbable dream of playing in the major leagues a reality.
Michael Fisher|
With Taijuan Walker struggling and now on the IL, the Phillies could look at external options to fill his rotation spot for the rest of the season. Many trade deadline options exist, including Tyler Anderson, Yusei Kikuchi and Erick Fedde.
Michael Fisher|
The Phillies' depth will be seriously tested with Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber going on the 10-day IL. With J.T. Realmuto still out, the team will rely on its bench players to pick up the slack even if Harper and Schwarber are only out for a short time
Matt Dargan|
Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, June 28: 1. 2B Bryson Stott 2. SS Trea Turner 3. 3B Alec Bohm 4. RF Brandon Marsh 5. DH Nick Castellanos 6. 1B Kody Clemens 7. LF Whit Merrifield 8. C Garrett Stubbs 9. CF Johan Rojas
Michael Fisher|
The Phillies are placing Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber on the 10-day IL, but both players appear to have avoided serious injury. Harper's hamstring strain might keep him out until the All-Star break, while Schwarber's groin strain is considered mild.
Michael Fisher|
After officially retiring, legendary Phillies pitcher Cole Hamels received some early support for his case to be inducted into the Hall of Fame when he's first eligible in 2026.
Michael Hennelly|
The Phillies deserve praise for the recent Cristopher Sánchez extension. It's a team-friendly deal that also benefits Sánchez and keeps him with the team for at least four more seasons.
Matt Dargan|
The Phillies lost on Thursday, but injuries to Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber are the primary concern at this point. Both players injured themselves late in the game that the Phillies were leading into the seventh inning before things unraveled.
Michael Fisher|
Phillies superstar Bryce Harper has been named the starting first baseman for the National League All-Star team. Six other Phillies are finalists and could join Harper as starters at the 2024 MLB All-Star Game.
Erick Klambara|
The Phillies were forced to recall reliever Yunior Marte to the bullpen after placing Spencer Turnbull on the 15-day IL with a right lat strain. Marte struggled in his rehab from shoulder inflammation in Triple-A with the Lehigh Valley IronPigs.
Matt Dargan|
Philadelphia Phillies starting lineup, June 27: 1. LF Kyle Schwarber 2. DH Trea Turner 3. 1B Bryce Harper 4. 3B Alec Bohm 5. RF Nick Castellanos 6. SS Edmundo Sosa 7. 2B Whit Merrifield 8. CF Cristian Pache 9. C Rafael Marchán
Michael Fisher|
Phillies prospects Aidan Miller and Mick Abel's rankings in Baseball America's Top 100 prospects have changed dramatically in opposite directions since the beginning of the season. Miller is up to No. 21, while Abel is completely out of the Top 100.
Matt Grazel|
With the upcoming trade deadline, the Phillies have at least three players who could lose their spots on the 40-man roster. Nick Nelson, Max Castillo and Rodolfo Castro have all struggled this season and might get shuffled off the roster before July 30.
Edward Eng|
The Phillies will be forced to change their rotation again after Spencer Turnbull left Wednesday’s game with an injury. They already have a tentative plan in place, with rookie Michael Mercado the leading candidate too make the next start.
Matt Dargan|
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