Philadelphia Phillies president Dave Dombrowski has opened up on the potential of some trades this MLB offseason.

It's no secret that the end of the Philadelphia Phillies' 2025 season was in large part due to offensive slumping, but relief pitching continued to be an issue.

The Philadelphia Phillies reportedly have a two-year deal on the table for catcher JT Realmuto this MLB offseason.

With a clear need, it's hardly a surprise that Luis Robert Jr., one of the best right-handed hitting outfielders available for trade or in free agency, is linked to the Phillies. However, as Will Sammon and Ken Rosenthal report for The Athletic,

As Realmuto weighs his options in free agency, a report emerged Friday from Jon Heyman of the New York Post indicating the Phillies may approach re-signing him in a manner similar to Schwarber.

The Philadelphia Phillies have reportedly signed a new free agent pitcher who recently left a National League contender.

Add one more name to the list of relievers competing for a spot with the Toronto Blue Jays in spring training.

Mattingly appears poised to become Philadelphia’s bench coach after he and the club work through final, contractual details.

As much as the Philadelphia Phillies wanted to keep Kyle Schwarber, re-signing catcher J.T. Realmuto is even more necessary.