The Phillies’ reliever numbers don’t add up now, but that’s part of Dave Dombrowski’s bullpen-building calculation
As long as it still takes one plus one to equal two, then the accounting of the Phillies’ late-inning pitchers doesn’t add up ...
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Down on the Phillies? You probably shouldn’t be
It feels like the Phillies are worse off now than they were when last October began, but two national outlets are very high ...
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With new-look right side, Phillies bullpen likely to stay the same from left side in 2025
With new-look right side, Phillies' bullpen likely to stay the same from left side in 2025 – and more Phillies news and rumors at PhilliesNation.com ...
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Are fans sleeping on the Phillies this offseason?
With superstar headlines making waves left and right — like Juan Soto inking the richest contract in history to play for the ...
Max Kepler says he’s healthy, ready for left field, and excited to join ‘a bunch of ballers’ with the Phillies
After offseason surgery, Kepler says he’s pain free and isn’t concerned about his transition from right field to left. "I am ...
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What's ahead for the Phillies in the new year?
This story was excerpted from Todd Zolecki’s Phillies Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe ...
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Fan Poll: How would you grade the Phillies offseason so far?
Reliever Matt Strahm, who was also scheduled to be a free agent this offseason, also signed an extension last spring. He is ...
Phillies Could Sign Former Yankees Outfielder to $60 Million Deal
The Philadelphia Phillies outfield has big question marks in left field and center field. Could they grab this former Yankees ...
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Behind the Plate: The NL East outlook
It’s roughly a month away from the start of spring training, and the Phillies appear to be finished with their offseason shopping, acquiring Max Kepler, Jesus Luzardo, Joe Ross and Jordan Romano.