The Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Odubel Herrera is turning out to be one of the more divisive figures in the team's history.
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The Philadelphia Phillies have endured a meat grinder of injuries and other player exemptions for nearly two weeks, challenging manager Joe Girardi.
The St. Louis Cardinals had a disastrous half inning in the field Apr. 16 in Philadelphia. Could such innings now trace their routes to batting habits?
The Philadelphia Phillies on paper entered the season with shiny new additions and a gleaming surface, but cracks have begun to appear.
MLB stats are the delight of baseball fans, and thus far, those early season marks can be fun for Phillies fans as well.
The back end of the Phillies rotation and their bullpen were two huge question marks for the team. They passed their first real test.
The Apr. 2 game between the Rays and Marlins offered a pretty good dose of what many perceive as a significant problem for MLB.
The Phillies found a way to "disappear" Odubel Herrera for the 2020 season, but they may well have to turn to him in the season about to start.
Bench bat Matt Joyce and right-handed reliever Brandon Kintzler will both compete for the Phillies against their former team this season.
The Phillies star catcher, J.T. Realmuto, finally appeared in a spring training game on Mar. 23, and delivered in his first at bat.
The Phillies J.T. Realmuto was scratched from a spring training game, leaving him with no competitive at bats 11 days before the season's start.
The Philadelphia Phillies are wrestling with the matter of two injured starters just as they seemed to have solidified their 2021 rotation.
Between them, the Phillies and Orioles have seven outfielders competing for two center field slots. Could this help both clubs solve problems?
Some are suggesting that the Philadelphia Phillies have erred this winter by not focusing more on their questionable rotation.
The Philadelphia Phillies competition for the center field starting job is a bit up in the air with at least four players in the race.
The Philadelphia Phillies may be underrated by a number of pre-season observers, but that doesn't mean they don't have any concerns as spring games begin.
Who are those players who can be called the principal MLB attractions? Does every team have one? Is it a changeable matter?
As teams race to scoop up the remaining worthwhile MLB free agents, who are the most useful players still available as training camps open?
The Philadelphia Phillies have added a veteran on an MiLB contract for possible power and to rest some of their starters.
The Philadelphia Phillies have not been linked to Jake Odorizzi as a possible addition to the rotation, but under the right circumstances, should they be?