That Balls Outta Here
FanSided
These six key stats show how successful the Phillies' trade for Jesús Luzardo was this season.
Tyler Delpercio|
Phillies manager Rob Thomson will reportedly return for the 2026 season, a decision that not all fans will be pleased with.
Matt Grazel|
Former Philadelphia Phillies relievers Jeff Hoffman and Seranthony Domínguez are thriving in the 2025 MLB postseason with the Toronto Blue Jays.
Edward Eng|
Both Nick Castellanos' subtle dig at the Mets and former Phillie Jayson Werth's joy at their expense didn't age well after the Phillies were again eliminated from the playoffs early.
Matt Davis|
Phillies' No. 1 prospect Andrew Painter is expected to compete for a spot in the starting rotation next year, according to Dave Dombrowski.
Matt Grazel|
The Phillies' highest-paid top hitters, Trea Turner, Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper, looked prepared to take over the postseason after their regular seasons but inevitably failed again against the Dodgers in the NLDS.
Matt Davis|
The Dodgers have honored Kyle Schwarber's 455-foot home run from Game 3 of the NLDS at Dodger Stadium with a plaque, which feels like they're rubbing salt in the wound of the Phillies' elimination.
Matt Grazel|
The Dodgers' bullpen was their one weakness heading into the NLDS; unfortunately, the Phillies couldn't take advantage thanks to how well Los Angeles managed their relievers in the series victory.
Matt Davis|
These forgotten offensive seasons by former Phillies players won Silver Slugger Awards.
Alec MacNichol|
Phillies fans have been braced for disaster for years after four consecutive failed World Series bids. In Game 4 of the NLDS, they watched another one unfold with Orion Kerkering the scapegoat for a Phillies team with bigger problems.
Lauren Boas Hayes|
Despite the Phillies' season-ending Game 4 NLDS loss, stars like Bryce Harper and Trea Turner voiced their support for manager Rob Thomson. Phillies fans won't be as forgiving after yet another early postseason exit and will want to see change.
Matt Grazel|
Home plate umpire Mark Wegner admitted his mistake and apologized to starter Cristopher Sánchez after missing a crucial strike call that cost the Phillies in Game 4 of the NLDS.
Matt Grazel|
With changes coming to the Phillies' roster this offseason after another early playoff exit, these players won't be back in 2026.
Michael Fisher|
There's plenty of blame to go around following the Phillies' loss in Game 4 of the NLDS. These players are the most responsible for ending the team's playoffs too early.
Matt Grazel|
While Orion Kerkering is the face of the Phillies' NLDS loss, the offense, bullpen and manager lost the series well before Game 4's fateful 11th-inning error.
Eric Moratelli|
Seeing the Dodgers stream past Orion Kerkering in this on-field angle at the end of the NLDS is tough to watch and will make fans feel even worse for the Phillies reliever.
Michael Fisher|
Orion Kerkering was going through it after his fielding error ended the season in the NLDS, but his Phillies teammates had his back and offered him support after the mistake.
Matt Davis|
With yet another disappointing postseason exit for the Philadelphia Phillies, manager Rob Thomson's future could be in jeopardy. Here are some experienced managerial candidates on the market to replace him as the Phillies' bench boss.
Michael Fisher|
A heartbreaking error by Orion Kerkering ends the Phillies' season in the NLDS for the second consecutive year, with a lack of offense making the bullpen the scapegoat.
Michael Fisher|
Ace Cristopher Sánchez will get the ball for Game 4 on Thursday and is the perfect option for the Phillies to send out there against the Dodgers to send the NLDS to Game 5.
Tori Sheffer|
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