The Phillies reached a deal with first-round Draft pick J.P. Crawford on Tuesday. Crawford, a high school shortstop, was the 16th overall pick in this year's First-Year Player Draft.More»J.P. Crawford discusses being drafted by the Phillies
Jayson Werth still feels quite at home at Citizens Bank Park, despite leaving the Phillies following the 2010 season to sign a seven-year, $126 million contract with the Nationals, and hearing boos from Phillies fans.More» Phillie Phanatic's ride runs out of gas
Nine days ago, Ben Revere was hitting .244. Eight games and 16 hits later, his season average was up to .274 heading into Tuesday's game against Washington.More» Revere's single to center plates Quintero
Domonic Brown hit a two-out single up the middle to score Ben Revere from third base to give the Phillies a 5-4, walk-off win over the Nationals on Monday night.More» Brown delivers with walk-off single in ninth
The Phillies entered Monday's series opener against the Nationals at Citizens Bank Park just 33-37 in arguably the weakest division in baseball. This is not how Ruben Amaro Jr. pictured it.More»
Chase Utley took swings toward the end of the Phillies' batting practice Monday, and it may not be too long before he is doing the same thing in a game at Citizens Bank Park.More» Utley's RBI single pulls Phillies within 1
Coming off a nightmare of a road trip, the Phillies were four games below .500 and entered Monday 8 1/2 games back of first place in their division.More»
After two explosive games with a total of 30 runs scored between the Phillies and Rockies, the teams staged an old-school pitchers' duel Sunday, and Colorado took the rubber match, 5-2, at Coors Field.More» Rollins' RBI double puts Phillies on board
Despite going on a tear that garnered him National League Player of the Month honors for May, Domonic Brown currently sits 14th among NL outfielders in a fan vote that will decide who is in the starting lineup for the Midsummer Classic.More» Brown hammers a solo homer to right-center
Two-time All-Star catcher Stan Lopata, a member of the Phillies 1950 Whiz Kids, died from heart complications Saturday at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. He was 87.More»
Phillies catcher Carlos Ruiz started for Triple-A Lehigh Valley on both Saturday and Sunday as he began a rehab assignment as he recovers from a right hamstring strain.More» Ruiz leaves the game after coming up lame
Jonathan Pettibone allowed six runs on seven hits in the first inning and the Phillies were blown out by the Rockies at Coors Field on Saturday, 10-5.More» Mayberry's two-run homer cuts into deficit
The Phillies take a step toward full strength on Monday when John Lannan is expected to be activated and return to the starting rotation. Lannan will face his old team, the Nationals, with whom he went 42-53 with a 4.05 ERA over parts of six seasons.More» Lannan fans two in six innings
Kyle Kendrick's father, Maury, has been a part of his baseball career from Little League to the Majors, and the Phillies recognized the elder Kendrick's contribution during a pregame ceremony on Father's Appreciation Day at Citizens Bank Park.More» Phillies host Father's Appreciation Day
Freddy Galvis wasn't the first player to find a Coors Field cure for what's been ailing him at the plate, but his bat busted out of a slump in a big way Friday night.More» Galvis discusses his big night, Phils' win
Jimmy Rollins was back in the starting lineup, hitting third for the Phillies Saturday after coming off the bench in Friday's series opener due to a sore right hip.More» Rollins' RBI single gives Phillies the lead
After hearing Cliff Lee's comments following a 3-2 win over the Twins on Thursday, Phillies manager Charlie Manuel could not help but share Lee's sentiment.More» Lee fans six over seven to earn eighth win
Freddy Galvis hit a pair of two-run triples and Jimmy Rollins delivered the go-ahead single as a pinch-hitter in the Phillies' 8-7 win against the Rockies on Friday night at Coors Field.More» Rollins' RBI single gives Phillies the lead
After joining the Phillies following a callup from Triple-A Lehigh Valley, reliever Jake Diekman said he's treating his Major League stint as a temporary trial. And manager Charlie Manuel likes that approach.More» Diekman strikes out four over 1 2/3 innings
The Phillies racked up 16 hits Thursday night without much to show for it until a two-run eighth, picking up a 3-2 victory at Minnesota and snapping a five-game skid.More» Lee fans six over seven to earn eighth win
The Phillies optioned right-hander Tyler Cloyd to Triple-A Lehigh Valley on Thursday, slotting left-hander John Lannan in his place in the rotation Monday against the Nationals. The Phillies recalled lefty Jake Diekman to take Cloyd's place, although he will not join the team until Friday in Colorado.More» Diekman strikes out four over 1 2/3 innings
Phillies catcher Carlos Ruiz, on the disabled list since May 20 with a strained right hamstring, is headed to Triple-A Lehigh Valley to begin a rehab assignment.More» Ruiz leaves the game after coming up lame
Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said the club optioned Cesar Hernandez to Lehigh Valley so he could play on a regular basis. Utility infielder Michael Martinez was called up in a corresponding roster move.More» Hernandez singles to tally first career hit
The Phillies could not produce enough offense and they could not hold a lead Wednesday in a 4-3 loss to the Twins at Target Field. After a five-game winning streak last week allowed them to post their first winning record since late last season, the Phils have lost five consecutive games to fall to 31-35.More» Revere drives home Young with a single
