The Philadelphia Phillies are out of the blocks now and are a genuine threat in the National League for two principal reasons.
MORE RICK SOISSON - Page 21 of 23
One of the few bright spots in the Baltimore Orioles dreadful early season is Dylan Bundy, who finally notched a win after five high quality starts.
The Philadelphia Phillies are moving their infielders all over the place, but they're winning thus far. Will this continue?
The Expos and Canadian MLB history began on this date in April, 1969. The Montreal opener belied their frustrating history to come.
Pat Neshek, the Phillies disabled pitcher, has managed to make news while healing by fumbling the ball with his trading card collection.
The Phillies Cesar Hernandez seems determined to throw a wrench into the machinery assumed to be moving Scott Kingery into his position
Ryan Flaherty, a utility player for six years, may have found a permanent position with the Atlanta Braves in this early season.
Phillies manager Gabe Kapler has two problems in his new position. One is in perceptiveness of others; the other is in perception of him.
The sample size is still pretty small, but maligned Philadelphia Phillies manager may have his team doing at least one thing correctly.
When will Phillies manager Gabe Kapler viewing his relievers as "a strength" become an actual liability for the team or for those relief pitchers?
Philadelphia Phillies manager Gabe Kapler may have decided to rest his players just a bit too early this season, costing his team their opener.
Phillies youngster Scott Kingery has gotten all the press this week, but what about those his age who didn't quite make the grade? Again.
The Philadelphia Phillies young offensive core isn't lighting up the Florida sky exactly, but they are very close to being ready to do that.
The Baltimore Orioles have invested heavily in Kevin Gausman. Is that investment about to bear fruit, and what will be involved in that?
In a passing comment former Phillies, General Manager Pat Gillick may have accurately identified the team's actual core. He also says "Wait 'til next year."
The Philadelphia Phillies will lose starter Jerad Eickhoff before the games that matter start. An injury may have ended the rotation competition in Philly.
Despite serious upgrading, the Philadelphia Phillies still have areas of concern, at least one of their own making for an important player.
The Phillies signing Jake Arrieta means a bit more than the team is just biding time until the really big names become available next winter.
Weeks of speculation about the Phillies signing a free agent starter, or even two, are crumbling with reports of Philly's rotation being solidified.
The Philadelphia Phillies lineup this season is loaded with mostly young players, and most could one day be number three or four hitters.