At the GM Meetings, the Phillies clarified plans for Harrison Bader, Nick Castellanos, Justin Crawford, and Bryce Harper, ...

Discover the history of the Philadelphia Black Meteors, a powerhouse Negro-era team once owned by Otto “Mirror” Briggs that ...

There’s a sound that follows J.T. Realmuto everywhere he goes — that perfect, percussive pop when a 97-mile-an-hour fastball finds his mitt. You could hear it in Miami when he was a kid learning how ...

If you want to understand what’s quietly breaking youth baseball, start with one well-intentioned sentence: “I just didn’t want to cut anyone.” That’s how it always begins — a coach trying to do the ...

You could see this coming from a mile away. On Thursday, the Phillies made the most unsurprising moves of their offseason: extending qualifying offers to Kyle Schwarber and Ranger Suárez. One-year ...

There was a stretch early this season when José Alvarado looked untouchable. Left-handed heat, cutters biting like they had a grudge, and a calm swagger that made every ninth inning feel pre-ordained.

There are decisions that surprise you in baseball. And then there are the ones that simply nod to reality. Harrison Bader’s on Tuesday fell squarely in the second category. He declined his side of a ...

It’s funny how baseball works. The Dodgers just gave us a World Series for the ages — eleven innings of beautiful chaos, the kind that makes even casual fans remember why they ever cared in the first ...

Every contender searches for it — that spark you can’t quantify, the one that turns dugout noise into belief. Harrison Bader didn’t arrive in Philadelphia as a savior. He arrived as an energy source.

Nearly 40 days ago, Trey Yesavage was pitching in obscurity. Friday night, he’ll take the mound in Game 1 of the World Series. Let that sink in. From Low-A Dunedin in April to the biggest spotlight in ...

When the last pitch fell on the night of October 21, 1980, the roar echoing through Veterans Stadium wasn’t just about one game won — it was the release of 97 years of hope, heartbreak, and waiting.

Somewhere between the Fenway shadows and the winter meetings whispers, Alex Bregman is about to become the next name on every contender’s whiteboard. The veteran infielder, now 31, will reportedly opt ...