It’s funny how baseball works. The Dodgers just gave us a World Series for the ages — eleven innings of beautiful chaos, the kind that makes even casual fans remember why they ever cared in the first ...

There’s no off-season for front offices anymore — just a quiet panic disguised as planning. And somewhere, Dave Dombrowski is staring at a whiteboard full of names, numbers, and question marks. The ...

It’s funny how a few sentences can ignite an inferno. Dave Dombrowski wasn’t trying to start one. He was trying to tell the truth — that rare, risky thing in modern baseball discourse. A little more ...

Nearly 40 days ago, Trey Yesavage was pitching in obscurity. Friday night, he’ll take the mound in Game 1 of the World Series. Let that sink in. From Low-A Dunedin in April to the biggest spotlight in ...

The Phillies' offseason strategy seems stalled, and speculation continues to swirl about whether a major roster shake-up is in the cards. At the center of it all is Alec Bohm, the 28-year-old third ...

This past weekend, the Phillies marked 20 years at Citizens Bank Park, a milestone that prompts a look back at which players have thrived the most in the ballpark’s history. Offensively, one stat ...

Things looked shaky at first. In the opening inning, Brandon Marsh took an aggressive route on a Mookie Betts liner that skipped past his dive and rolled to the wall, allowing Betts to coast into ...

The Philadelphia Phillies are working to overcome the obstacles that have kept them from winning a World Series championship. After coming within two wins of a title in 2022, their chances have ...

Arguably the best rotation in baseball. A loaded lineup. A manager who knows how to leverage matchups with his bullpen. It all adds up to a World Series contender. Again. For the third straight year, ...

You think you’ve seen it all in October at Citizens Bank Park? You’ve seen the towels. You’ve heard the thunder. You’ve felt the kind of noise that rattles visiting teams to their bones. But here’s ...

The story of the night should have been simple. Cristopher Sánchez throwing the best version of himself, carving up the Marlins for seven shutout innings, striking out his 200th batter of the year, ...

It started like a dream and ended like a nightmare. Through three innings Monday night, Cristopher Sánchez had Citi Field hushed, the Phillies up three runs, and not a Mets hit on the board. By the ...