The Adidas Crazy 8 "Philly" is clad in blue, white and red - colors commonly associated with Philadelphia because of the 76ers and Phillies. Blue suede forms the shoes upper and is set off by ...

Instead of being a wild-card team that squeaked in without a hefty win total in the regular season, these Phillies got ...

On Tuesday, nearly 200 children aged 7-10 from the Phillies Nike RBI programs, as well as Uplifting Athletes, which helps the ...

The Philadelphia Phillies will be able to enter the 2025 season with pretty much the entire roster intact from 2024. Philadelphia won't be losing too many key pieces, although this doesn't mean ...

The Phillies have one of the highest paid and most talent-laden rosters in baseball. On paper, and during the regular season the Phillies routinely look like contenders. But in each of the last ...

Like most MLB teams, the Philadelphia Phillies will be after relievers, and one prediction is that they will sign Clay Holmes. Holmes is the former New York Yankees closer, but he lost the job ...

The Philadelphia Phillies enter the offseason with the clear and demonstrated knowledge that the roster as currently constructed is not good enough to win a World Series. After overachieving in ...

There's a lot of attention being given to what the Philadelphia Phillies might do this offseason on the player side, but there was a major announcement made by the team's press release regarding ...

It was a gut-wrenching end to the Philadelphia Phillies season, and now a crucial winter lies in waiting. Following their Division Series loss to the rival New York Mets, the Phillies are suddenly ...

The Phillies head into the offseason with a star-studded roster and substantial payroll obligation, though owner John Middleton has already expressed confidence that the 2025 payroll will increase.

PHILADELPHIA -- Preston Mattingly, a son of former star first baseman and manager Don Mattingly, was promoted to general manager of the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday under president of baseball ...

Ray Semproch, a former pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies among other teams, has died. He was 93. Per Newsweek, Semproch held a unique distinction as he was a member of two expansion teams in 1961.