The Philadelphia Phillies seem to have largely assembled their team for 2020. Now, what has to go right for them to compete in the NL East?
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The Philadelphia Phillies signing Ronald Torreyes to a minor league contract may infuse the team with something they're a bit short on.
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The Philadelphia Phillies seem to stick by a quietly announced discontinuation of their efforts to re-tool after a disappointing 2019 campaign.
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For the Philadelphia Phillies, this is a desperate winter. Could it actually be a time to break the law to win? Is bribery actually a crime anymore?
The Philadelphia Phillies signed an intriguing, seemingly declining player in Josh Harrison. Are they sure he'll rebound, or is it "all options on deck"?
An MLB Network reporter's tweet suggested that Madison Bumgarner could be an important addition to the Philadelphia Phillies for the foreseeable future.
The 2020 MLB Hall of Fame Ballot includes for the first time the intriguing pitcher Cliff Lee, who pitched wonderfully for the Indians and the Phillies.
Picking an all-decade team for the Philadelphia Phillies naturally throws one's mind back to the glory days of the franchise a decade ago.
Accepted opinion can drive notions about what should happen this off-season; the Phillies should think outside that particular box.
Phillies fans are weighing in on moves the team should make this off-season, but the priorities should be simpler than the options juggled by some of them.
The MLB.com writer in Philadelphia offered five questions the Phillies should consider while planning for 2020. One is especially important.
The Philadelphia Phillies signing of Bryan Price has occurred before what the team actually needs in a far worse way: Better starters.
There were only a handful of bright spots in 2019 for the shockingly under-performing Philadelphia Phillies, but their nucleus is still relatively strong.