The Philadelphia Phillies retain most of a roster that won 95 games last season while also adding left-handed starting pitcher Jesus Luzardo and outfielder Max Kepler. They should once again be a force near the top of the National League.

Arenado's preferred list of trade destinations included the Los Angeles Angels, Los Angeles Dodgers, Boston Red Sox, San Diego Padres, Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets. While New York has shown a willingness to be aggressive,

Let’s look ahead to the season, taking stock of the league landscape and the rosters of all 30 teams, from the elite to the bottom dwellers.

Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper knows the road to a long-awaited World Series title likely goes through the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets. Harper doesn’t fear the challenge, nor does he have any issue with either team’s recent spending.

Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper is not surprised by the Dodgers and Mets being aggressive this offseason.

However, Phillies manager Rob Thomson recently said he’s considering batting the three-time All-Star leadoff. Turner spent part of his prime with the Washington Nationals and Los Angeles Dodgers hitting atop the order.

What would the Phillies equivalent of the Eagles season be? It’s winning 110 games and repeating as NL East champions, Trea Turner recapturing his star power and finishing third in the National League MVP race and playoff wins over the Dodgers and Braves to advance to the World Series to face the Astros.

Philadelphia Phillies superstar Bryce Harper continued his team spirit with an epic tattoo of the team's mascot.

Phillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski makes a surprising statement when discussing the Dodgers

The Philadelphia Phillies had to take a backseat to the Los Angeles Dodgers starting this fall. The two previously went back and forth dominating the headlines when it came to offseason ...

The NL East has two thoroughbred shortstops in Turner and 2024 NL MVP runner-up Francisco Lindor. The Mets' infielder, of course, threw a jagged dagger at Phillies fans this October when he hit a grand slam to all but wrap up the Phils' playoff series against New York.

Last season, the Phillies rarely deviated from having Kyle Schwarber lead off, letting the DH set the tone 149 times in 162 games. It worked, of course, as the team won 95 games and dominated for most of the spring and summer.