The Philadelphia Phillies' fanbase has high expectations for the upcoming season, and one of Bryce Harper's teammates has made a bold statement regarding the team's World Series aspirations.
The Philadelphia Phillies have added a former Miami Marlins starter as they look to strengthen their rotation following Ranger Suarez’s departure in free agency.
As the Philadelphia Phillies gear up for spring training, they have received an encouraging update on their star pitcher, Zack Wheeler.
With Ranger Suárez gone and Zack Wheeler recovering from surgery, the Philadelphia Phillies are counting on Aaron Nola to rebound after a difficult 2025 season and stabilize the rotation.
After waving Nick Castellanos goodbye, the Philadelphia Phillies just committed to a $1.8 million deal with an 11-year-old.
Another harsh comment directed at Bryce Harper, this time coming from one of ESPN’s most outspoken voices, Michael Wilbon, who did not hesitate to suggest what could potentially happen to the star even before the start of the 2026 season with the Philadelphia Phillies.
Trea Turner is one of the most authoritative voices in the Phillies clubhouse when it comes to steering the team in the right direction for a deep postseason run and that’s exactly the message he delivered in a statement that served as an indirect challenge to the entire club.
Philadelphia Phillies standout Bryce Harper fielded questions regarding the forthcoming World Baseball Classic, where he will have the opportunity to play alongside New York Yankees star Aaron Judge.
Bryce Harper and the Philadelphia Phillies are poised to embark on a new season, but President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski has stumbled in his relationship with the star player.
The Philadelphia Phillies removed Nick Castellanos from their roster, but they still carry a massive financial obligation and will have to pay the vast majority of his salary while he plays for the San Diego Padres.
Without brushing aside the past, Orion Kerkering addressed how he views that costly postseason mistake for the Philadelphia Phillies. Based on his words, it seems he is confident it will not happen again.
Nick Castellanos has reportedly secured a new MLB contract with a different team, leaving behind his stint with the Philadelphia Phillies as he begins a fresh chapter in his career.
Rob Thomson recently made it clear that he is proud of Nick Castellanos after the former Philadelphia Phillies outfielder admitted to certain things following his release from the team.
With Nick Castellanos’ departure, it was more than obvious that his number would be reassigned. However, the Philadelphia Phillies ultimately gave it to a member of the coaching staff.
Not everything was harmonious in the Philadelphia Phillies clubhouse after Nick Castellanos’ incident with the club’s manager. Some of his former teammates reportedly spoke out about it.
The Phillies were actively trying to find a team for Nick Castellanos. It was clear they wanted him off the roster, but they were making an effort to secure him a new landing spot. The New York Yankees reportedly had a strong reason for declining to take on the outfielder.
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