After a breakout first half of the 2024 season, Alec Bohm slumped down the stretch. Entering the final two years of his rookie contract, there was logic behind moving Bohm to a team that needed offense and bolstering other areas of the roster.

One of the offseason acquisitions for the Philadelphia Phillies ranked among the top 15 in a critical pitching metric last season.

The offseason so far for the Philadelphia Phillies has been middling, to say the least, though they have not been completely silent like other teams in MLB. The

The Cincinnati Reds have seemed to allude that they are unsettled with the current third basemen on the roster. A potential upgrade could be found from a fellow National League contender. The Reds could look to acquire Alec Bohm from the Philadelphia Phillies.

It's largely expected the Philadelphia Phillies are done making moves this offseason. Despite coming into the winter with the notion that Dave Dombrowski would

A Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs would scratch the city’s itch for a title. A loss might be scarier.

Phillies players Kody Clemens, Weston Wilson, Buddy Kennedy and Cristopher Sánchez gathered in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia on a cold Wednesday night to help serve warm meals at St. Francis Inn, whose volunteers have been serving sit-down meals to the neediest of individuals and families in Philadelphia since 1979.

More than 300 students at St. Mary Interparochial School in Philadelphia were treated to a surprise visit by players Kody Clemens, Buddy Kennedy, Orion Kerkering, Cristopher Sánchez and Weston Wilson, who read and acted out scenes from the Phanatic’s book, The Phillie Phanatic’s Hero.

Phillies taking a look at Max Scherzer for potential signing. Superstar pitcher Max Scherzer is still on the open market. Per Sports Illustrated’s Pat Ragazzo, the free-agent hu

The Phillies signed one of their top prospects to a long-term contract before his MLB debut, but by the end barely played him; now he explains what went wrong.

The caravan — held less than one month from the start of the Phillies’ spring training — also honored 28 non-profits that were recipients of grants totalling $80,000 from the IronPigs Charities. All proceeds from the caravan supported the IronPigs’ charity efforts.

A switch-hitting catcher who spent the first nine seasons of his professional career in the Philadelphia Phillies' organization announced his retirement.