In the second of our series about stars lost in MLB history, we take a look at the current teams that make up the American League West.
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The complete-game figures for the HOF's tragic Roy Halladay, while at first glance quite impressive, are in a long view of baseball history, a sad matter.
There used to be this convention involving people going to baseball games and sitting near each other. Here's a Phillies tale from those strange times.
With MLB seriously to consider beginning their season, the great debate about what the players should be paid for a half season has begun.
In a move no-doubt welcomed by their full-time staff, the Philadelphia Phillies have guaranteed over 450 jobs that could have been cut.
A consideration of the Philadelphia Phillies historical and most recent international signings suggests they've sort of stumbled around.
A challenge to Twitter followers yielded some surprises about the popularity of that often-declared "dying sport," MLB. Let's take a closer look.
Apparently, MLB leaks by "officials" are primary features of this particular baseball season, and the latest seems...well, you decide.
In the first professional baseball seen by at least some Americans this year, the fearsome Rakuten Monkeys of the CPBL battered the UniLions.
A "throwback" shortstop now with the Cincinnati Reds, Freddy Galvis may turn out the be the best fielder ever not to win a Gold Glove.
Many of the MLB clubs have joined in the fight against 2020's worldwide pandemic. The Phillies players, manager, and club staff are all parts of the effort.
A Philadelphia sportswriter has come up with a batch of new MLB Big Ideas, and the most radical of the three proposed as actually quite intriguing.
With talk of baseball (and commerce in general) returning to the U.S., MLB has seemingly leaked a plan to gauge interest in a radical re-alignment for 2020.
The nearly eighty-year-old 'Baseball Digest' is allowing readers access to their archives, providing baseball history fans with a treasure trove.
How is it that the election to the MLB Hall of Fame is so devilishly difficult in a player's first year of eligibility? Into the murky past...
In MLB history, plenty of stars are known to historians, but how about the lost stars of specific clubs, important pieces at least briefly: The NL East.
J.T. Realmuto will be a free agent this coming winter however much baseball is played this season. Could the pandemic situation cost Phillies his services?
MLB has now given us The Vault Challenge, a more difficult than initially seeming contest. Nonetheless, take a shot. There are nine questions.
The new Twins third baseman has challenged us to create an All-MLB team, but first we have to figure out what that means to make choices.
Who are the top five MLB film characters in movie history, or better yet, if that term is narrowly defined, could you name the best?