The Philadelphia Phillies have set their dates for their pitchers, catchers and position players to report for spring training in February.

MLB rumors heat up as Phillies pivot toward an All-Star pitcher after missing out on Ranger Suárez, signaling an aggressive rotation reset.

Philadelphia Phillies manager Rob Thomson announced Wednesday that starting pitcher Aaron Nola will be suiting up for Italy at the 2026 World Baseball Classic.

It's difficult to conclude they're better. It's just as hard to say they're measurably worse. But their vulnerable points look more exposed.

Pitchers and catchers have their first workouts from February 9th to February 13th. This offseason saw many players move in the form of trades and free agency. As anticipation starts for the 2026 season,

The Philadelphia Phillies have a similar roster to last season, but their manager is shutting down this belief about the team.

The Phillies have turned over more than 70% of their World Series roster from four seasons ago. But it doesn't feel like enough.