Philadelphia Phillies' owner John Middleton offers an interesting perspective around the Phillies bullpen situation and plans for the 2025 MLB trade deadline.

Is there a more obvious buyer in baseball than the Philadelphia Phillies? A handful of other teams just might be on the same level, but no one is more heavily in the category of buyer.  Consider that the Phillies made the World Series in 2022,

Philadelphia Phillies executive Dave Dombrowski offered a response on bringing in a bat to replace the third baseman.

The Philadelphia Phillies need to add an outfielder ahead of the trade deadline, and a trade with the Boston Red Sox could give them what they need.

The Philadelphia Phillies hold a half-game lead over the New York Mets in the National League East and have the third-best record in the Senior Circuit. At 57-43, they look like a team destined for the postseason. The Phillies will more than likely be buyers at this year's trade deadline. There are areas of the roster that could use some attention.

The Philadelphia Phillies did not get off to a strong start after the All-Star break and the team continues to be locked in a tight race with the New York Mets in the National League East. Despite a strong record,

The Philadelphia Phillies and right-handed reliever David Robertson have agreed on a one-year deal, according to multiple reports on Sunday. The Athletic reports the Phillies will pay Robertson about $5.

The Philadelphia Phillies have signed right-hander David Robertson to a one-year contract, bolstering their bullpen in a bid to outlast the New York Mets and win a second straight NL East title

Ideally, Robertson could help the Phillies in the later innings in August and September, then slot in the middle of the 'pen come October.