That Balls Outta Here
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Which Phillies non-roster invitees made the Opening Day roster in years past? From Bryson Stott to Ronald Torreyes, discover the success stories and how they impacted the team.
Erick Klambara|
The Yankees’ long-standing hair policy has been criticized over the last 50 years, and Phillies All-Star reliever Matt Strahm was recently involved in the controversy after a retired MLB player attacked his appearance on social media.
Michael Hennelly|
After spending his career in the three or four spots in the batting order, Bryce Harper says he's not interested in hitting leadoff in the Phillies' lineup this season.
Tyler Delpercio|
Are big changes coming for the Phillies' 2025 lineup? We predict the Opening Day lineup and discuss potential batting order shifts, including Trea Turner, Bryce Harper, and Kyle Schwarber.
Matt Davis|
Will any non-roster invitees crack the Phillies' 2025 Opening Day roster? John McMillon, Nabil Crismatt, and Matt Kroon are among the candidates with a shot.
Michael Hennelly|
According to Baseball America, the Phillies' farm system ranks low despite promising prospects like Andrew Painter and Aidan Miller. Will the young talent develop enough to boost the system and contribute to the veteran-heavy Phillies in the near future?
Matt Grazel|
Former Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Nick Pivetta lands with the San Diego Padres but on an intriguing, unusual four-year contract.
Edward Eng|
While previously unlikely for 2025, Phillies prospect Aidan Miller's arrival could be sooner than expected, according to Dave Dombrowski. Learn more about his potential and what the Phillies' plans might be.
Jake Huber|
Phillies' Opening Day roster spots are limited, and minor league options are key. Players like Marchán, Clemens and Kennedy are out of options, putting their roster hopes in the balance. Will it help or hurt their chances?
Michael Fisher|
The Phillies could still add more depth before spring training. Brendan Rodgers, Mark Canha, Will Smith and Anthony DeSclafani are among the free agents who could make sense for Philadelphia.
Andrew Santangelo|
The Phillies are considering moving catcher J.T. Realmuto to left field to keep him healthy. He's open to the idea, but could this crazy idea actually happen?
Michael Fisher|
The Phillies are bringing back Óscar Mercado for another go-round. This time, he has been signed to a minor league contract with an invite to big league spring training.
Eric Treuden|
Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez's boast that his team has baseball's best lineup, even better than the Dodgers, has fired up the NL East rivalry. Will his words come back to bite him when the Phillies and Braves face the Mets?
Michael Fisher|
The Phillies are back in their classic uniforms. After a rocky 2024 with Nike's changes, MLB has reverted to the pre-2024 template. Big letters, tailored pants and better materials are back, much to the delight of players and fans.
Matt Davis|
From Devin Sweet to Koyo Aoyagi, these three Phillies roster additions flew under the radar this offseason. Don't forget about them — they could be crucial to the team's success in 2025.
Edward Eng|
Taijuan Walker's spring training performance is critical for his future with the Phillies. After a down year, he needs to prove he can bounce back. Early reports are positive, but the real test is coming.
Matt Dargan|
The Phillies have signed former top prospect Christian Arroyo to a minor league deal with an invite to spring training. The infielder will compete for a bench spot, adding depth, although he's unlikely to crack the Opening Day roster.
Michael Fisher|
Phillies' legendary shortstop Jimmy Rollins wishes the team could’ve done more this offseason to keep up with the defending champion Dodgers.
Michael Hennelly|
Now that the Phillies have started spring training, did their quiet offseason address key needs in the outfield, bullpen and rotation? We grade the Phillies' moves and analyze if they're enough to contend in the NL East.
Andrew Santangelo|
Spring training is underway for the Phillies. Here are three nightmare scenarios that could derail the Phillies' 2025 season.
Matt Grazel|
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