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How much can Phillies' outfield improve in '25?
Max Kepler wasn’t a huge, splashy addition but should help a group of outfielders that struggled offensively in 2024. He’s not the only key to the Phillies’ outfield, though.
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Phillies rotation is better equipped if disaster strikes in 2025
The Phillies look to have one of baseball’s best rotations, but they also have more depth than at any point during this run, adding a layer of protection in case disaster strikes.
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Phillies make backup catcher decision; Rojas finally back in CF
Two notable developments at Phillies camp on Thursday morning, a week before Opening Day
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Walker roughed up by Yankees, might be needed early if Suarez can't go
Taijuan Walker was having a decent spring until being hit around by the Yankees on Wednesday, and he could be in play to start early in the season if Ranger Suarez’ latest back injury lingers.
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Phillies notes: Injuries, outfield, bench, Opening Day
Max Kepler and Brandon Marsh were dinged up on Sunday, and Johan Rojas still hasn’t played the field this spring. Taking stock of the Phillies’ outfield picture as Opening Day approaches.
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Any lessons Phillies can apply in 2025 from last year's fast start, weak finish?
The Phillies prioritized starting fast last season. They did, then they finished poorly. Any lessons to bring into 2025?
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Phillies' bullpen picture becoming clearer with 6 more spring cuts
The composition of the Phillies’ season-opening bullpen became clearer on Saturday when they removed six more pitchers from their spring training roster.
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A big day for Phillies' top prospects beyond just their Spring Breakout win
The Phillies’ top minor-leaguers won their Spring Breakout game against the Pirates on a day that began with their No. 1 prospect reaching his next checkpoint.
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Sanchez continues to look great, Phillies' big bats jump on Braves
Cristopher Sanchez continued an excellent spring and maintained his added velocity while the Phillies’ big bats jumped on the Braves Thursday.
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Phillies make 5 more spring cuts, including Abel and Rincones Jr.
The Phillies removed five more players from their spring training roster after Tuesday’s 18-8 win over the Red Sox in Fort Myers, leaving 45 active players in camp. Right-hander Mick Abel was optioned to Triple A Lehigh Valley after allowing four runs (three earned) in 1⅔ innings of his only Grapefruit League appearance Tuesday. And four non-roster invitees — outfielders...
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Strahm dealing with shoulder impingement, Opening Day in question
Phillies reliever Matt Strahm is dealing with an impingement and bone bruise in his left shoulder, leaving his status for Opening Day in question.
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Strahm has sore shoulder; injuries mounting in NL East
One of the Phillies’ most important relievers is dealing with a sore shoulder and won’t be used for several days, while the injuries are already adding up for two division rivals.
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Phillies notes on Harper's outfield comment and the Opening Day lineup
Would the Phillies really ever put Bryce Harper back in the outfield or is it much ado about a hypothetical?
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Aaron Nola says he's ‘blessed' to get hurt early in his career and that it's led to his durability
Aaron Nola has been one of the most durable pitchers in all of baseball since his debut in 2015. He talked about his durability after three strong innings on Thursday.
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Exciting names all throughout Phillies' Spring Breakout roster
There are exciting names up and down the Phillies’ roster for next week’s Spring Breakout game, pitting their top prospects against Pittsburgh’s.
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Castellanos, Kepler go BACK-TO-BACK to give the Phillies a 2-0 lead
Nick goes the opposite way for his first homer of the spring, followed by a no-doubter from Max Kepler two pitches later.
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Luzardo taken back-to-back-to-back in second spring start
Rob Thomson found himself in an awkward spot Wednesday, participating in an in-game interview with ESPN as Jesus Luzardo allowed home runs on three consecutive pitches.
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Rob Thomson impressed with two of the Phillies top prospects, Justin Crawford and Aidan Miller
Aidan Miller and Justin Crawford were among five players reassigned to minor league camp after debuting in big league camp. They both left a positive impression on Rob Thomson.
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Top prospects among Phillies' first reassignments to minor-league camp
The Phillies began paring down their spring training roster on Tuesday and the first wave of reassignments included two of their top prospects.
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Max Kepler smokes his first home run as a member of the Philadelphia Phillies
Don’t worry about the score, it’s just spring training. Just enjoy Max Kepler sending this ball out of the yard for his first home run as a Phillie.