The Philadelphia Phillies made multiple moves this offseason, and when it came down to it, they were one of the teams interested in another premier free agent.

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.

As a recent guest on 94.1 WIP’s Morning Show on Thursday, Phillies manager Rob Thompson declared this about Painter’s upcoming role in 2025 (h/t Philadelphia Baseball Review’s Patrick Gordon): “Most definitely would be one of our starters,” Thomson said.

Phillies manager Rob Thomson happened to be live on air when his newest starting pitcher got shelled in a spring training game.

The Phillies pushed hard to get Garrett Crochet from the White Sox last summer. They offered the Sox at least two top prospects, including Aidan Miller and Justin Crawford, as The Athletic reported. T

New Philadelphia Phillies starter Jesus Luzardo is glad he no longer has to face Phillies infielder Bryson Stott.

If the Philadelphia Phillies are going to remain amongst the elite teams in baseball in 2025, it will be on the back of their starting pitching. Their five-man rotation can go toe-to-toe with any other in baseball after adding Jesus Luzardo in an offseason trade with the Miami Marlins to take over their No.

For the most part, there isn't much for Philadelphia Phillies fans to watch out for in spring training. Sure, it's always fun to watch Bryce Harper swing the ba

Philadelphia Phillies starter Jesús Luzardo displayed 'electric stuff' in his spring debut, shutting down all six batters he faced.