That Balls Outta Here
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Young right-hander Orion Kerkering can emerge as the Phillies' top ninth-inning closer this year and will lead the bullpen in saves in this bold prediction.
Matt Grazel|
Here are five Philadelphia Phillies who could be recognized for their excellence with awards at the end of the 2025 MLB season, including Bryce Harper and Zack Wheeler.
Edward Eng|
Phillies' No. 1 prospect Andrew Painter will be looking to make his debut this season in July. Video of him pitching against live Phillies hitters in spring training gives fans hope of what to expect from the right-hander.
Matt Davis|
Phillies' new starting pitcher Jesús Luzardo has added a new sweeper to his arsenal, which has been rated as one of the nastiest new pitches in MLB during spring training.
Erick Klambara|
Two Phillies outfielders, Max Kepler and Brandon Marsh, left Sunday's spring training game early with injuries. Both were removed for precautionary reasons, but the Phillies can't afford to lose an outfielder this close to the regular season.
Michael Fisher|
A healthy Bryson Stott looks ready to reclaim his everyday job at second base for the Phillies this season, hitting the ball better than ever during spring training.
Michael Fisher|
Ace Zack Wheeler and his signing with the Phillies has been a perfect fit. The signing continues to age like fine wine, especially compared to the Yankees' contract with Gerrit Cole after the news of his Tommy John surgery.
Matt Davis|
Phillies' right-hander Taijuan Walker had a solid spring training outing versus the Yankees, who are in need of starting pitching. Could the Phillies possibly trade Walker after he has increased his value this spring?
Matt Grazel|
Phillies left-handed reliever José Alvarado has been spotless so far in a dominant spring training, which could mean he's ready to jump back into a high-leverage role in the bullpen this season.
Eric Treuden|
After reassigning several pitchers to spring training minor league camp, the Phillies have narrowed down the candidates left for the Opening Day bullpen jobs.
Michael Fisher|
The New York Mets have lost another key member of its Opening Day roster to injury, and with the Braves also banged up, the Phillies could begin the season at the top of the NL East standings again in 2025.
Matt Dargan|
Take a look at the performance of five former Philadelphia Phillies players with their new teams so far during spring training.
Edward Eng|
The Phillies won't agree to a contract extension with catcher J.T. Realmuto during the season, letting him hit free agency, according to The Athletic's Jayson Stark.
Matt Grazel|
No. 3 prospect Justin Crawford's elite speed stood out on Friday in the Phillies' 5-3 Spring Breakout win over the Pirates.
Michael Fisher|
The Phillies have regressed in the playoffs each year since their 2022 World Series run similar to the teams from 2009-11, but 2008 World Series champion Jimmy Rollins believes the 2025 team can flip the script.
Michael Hennelly|
The Phillies provided an update on Matt Strahm's shoulder injury on Thursday. Trea Turner finally showed signs of life at the plate with a home run. Nick Castellanos was out of the lineup due to an illness.
Michael Hennelly|
Spring training is the perfect time for players to prove themselves and start the new season off strong which is exactly what these five Phillies pitchers have done so far.
Michael Hennelly|
After the Phillies signed outfielder Max Kepler to a one-year, $10 million contract this past offseason, how is the former Twins slugger fitting in with his new team during spring training?
Matt Dargan|
With the Phillies choosing their Opening Day roster soon, here are two players who have played their way into a spot with their spring training performance and two others who have played their way out of an MLB job to start the season.
Michael Fisher|
Legendary Philadelphia Phillies shortstop and 2008 World Series champion Jimmy Rollins is finally getting his due with his induction into the Phillies' Wall of Fame this summer.
Michael Fisher|
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