Phillies Notes: Halladay to make third rehab start

The Phillies have operated in a reactive mode for much of Dombrowski’s tenure. To illustrate that, The Inquirer assessed four trades that made this year’s World Series what it was.

The general managers' meetings will begin Monday evening in Las Vegas, and the Phillies will be there. Former Mets and Orioles GM Jim Duquette joins Scott this week to discuss all this and more.

As baseball descends on Las Vegas for the GM meetings Monday, the trade market might be stimulated by the compressed offseason. Let's look at four players who could be fits with the Phillies.

The starting rotation is the foundation of the Phillies, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t questions and a need for a few more arms next season.

After another early playoff exit, the Phillies have a lot of needs to address while navigating a looming lockout. We’re keeping track of a busy offseason here.

MLB is proposing a cap of $258.2 million with a $180.2 million floor, figures that were amended from its initial offers of $245.3 million and $171.2 million. The players’ union rejected the offer.

Given the lack of an in-house solution, and based on his history with the Phillies, Dave Dombrowski might be expected to throw money at his unproductive outfield. But this isn't a typical offseason.

Sánchez was named a NL Cy Young finalist, while closer Duran was considered for Reliever of the Year Award and Mattingly was added as a finalist for Manager of the Year.

The Phillies also claimed a pair of infielders off waivers from the Giants.

Stubbs, the Phillies’ union rep since 2024, will be on the front lines for a fight over baseball’s core economics. He joined The Inquirer's baseball show to discuss the players' perspective.

The Phillies president arrived in 2020 to much fanfare, but Dealin’ Dave's moves in Philly have been mostly misses. He can't afford any more.

Dick Vermeil's 90th birthday party in Downingtown brought together more than 200 people with an enduring connection to the Hall of Fame coach.

Fatse has spent his entire career watching the Phillies from afar. Now, with a lockout looming, he won’t have long to make an impact.

Thirty-two years after the fight over a salary cap led to a painful strike, MLB is taking another swing at it. And both sides are digging in for a protracted battle.

As the Phillies' representative in the players' union, Garrett Stubbs is on the front lines of baseball's upcoming labor dispute. He joined "Phillies Extra" to discuss the CBA and the next season.

In moving the popular backup catcher off the 40-man roster, the Phillies have a week to trade him or put him through waivers.

The Phillies had three catchers on their playoff roster, but don’t mistake that for depth at the position. Once again, they must find help — and possibly an eventual successor — for J.T. Realmuto.

Wheeler had a resounding return to dominance from thoracic outlet syndrome, a condition that has derailed the careers of several pitchers.

The Phillies have already made one change to their infield — on the coaching staff. Let’s dive into their options to improve next season.

The Flyers have now lost six of their last seven after Calgary's Matt Coronato scored the game-winner.

Brown said there's "nothing to talk about" with his former teammate Tatum ahead of their first regular-season matchup on Tuesday.

They'll play at the New England Revolution on Saturday, Nov. 21, then host Game 2 the following Saturday at Subaru Park.

Between injury, scheme, bad clock management, and strategy gaffes, the offense has utterly failed what has become a proficient defense.

After his first career NFL start, Milton expressed gratitude for the opportunity and said he's still getting to know the scheme and his teammates.

The Eagles' losing streak has reached seven, but edge rusher Jonathan Greenard, whom the Birds signed for nearly $100 million, recorded his first sack of the season.