Phillies fans enter the season looking at an NL East that had four teams that finished .500 or better in 2019. The Phillies...
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J.T. Realmuto approaches his final year of arbitration and will set a record for an arbitration-eligible catcher. What's he worth to the Phillies?
The Phillies enter into the 2020 season with a large turnover from 2019. With plenty of questions surrounding the franchise, we take a look at...
Almost the entire baseball world crowned Nick Pivetta as the breakout candidate of the year prior to the 2019 season. Now...Pivetta makes his final stand...
If the Phillies have any desire to be a World Series contender ...get Nolan Arenado from the Rockies....move the Phillies into the upper echelon of the MLB.
The 2020 season will feature household names returning to the bullpen... we look at three potential pitchers who could make the roster.
A retrospective look at the past decade for the Phillies, and all of the fan-fare and turbulence that it provided. From the Phillies greatest era...
...the Phillies still have issues to address in their pitching staff. ...need to find some value pitching in the free agent market.
It may be too soon to worry about Bryce Harper's struggles with the Phillies. Yet, he has trended the wrong way with whiffing on fastballs in recent years.
Through the first 28 games, the Phillies sit at 16-12 atop the NL East. As we shift gears to the the second month of the season, we look at the good and bad
Heading into 2019, the Phillies entertained the idea of moving on from Maikel Franco at third base. Now, Franco is setting the Phillies' lineup on fire.
The Phillies brought in Robertson to be a stopper. That's not what he is. The sooner they realize that, the better off both he and the team will be.
The Phillies improved the roster offensively, with little change defensively. Why average defense in exchange for offense has them looking like champions.
The Phillies have made moves to put themselves in the driver’s seat in the NL East. The expectations in 2019 are lofty, but maybe they aren’t high enough.
Jean Segura has been a steady force since 2016, and played the best defense of his career in 2019. Can he maintain this as he transitions back to the NL?
Will J.T. Realmuto follow in the footsteps of his ex-teammates and dominate with the Phillies? Or will the All-Star regress in 2019?
After a stellar 2016 and 2017, Hector Neris suffered the first setback of his Phillies career in 2018. Will the veteran pitcher return to form in 2019?
Simply put, Zach Eflin will be pitching for his major league life in 2019. Will he be able to secure his future in the Phillies rotation?
If Harper’s numbers reflect his career numbers at his new home...nothing will stop him from taking home his second NL MVP trophy with the Phillies
The signing of Bryce Harper shows that the Phillies aren’t satisfied with teetering on the edge of the playoffs anymore and are ready to contend.