The Philadelphia Phillies, after the end of the 2025 season, will be faced with questions over the contract extensions of offensive stars Kyle Schwarber and J.T.

Former Phillies manager Ruben Amaro believes Bryson Stott is the best replacement for Kyle Schwarber, citing Stott's potential and speed as key factor

Kyle Schwarber in the leadoff hitter role for the Philadelphia Phillies was a unique experiement that paid off well for the franchise.

With this veteran All-Star slugger set to be a free agent after the 2025 season, should the Philadelphia Phillies look to extend him beyond this season?

The Philadelphia Phillies have no shortage of star power. With most of their stars locked up beyond 2025, the Phillies could look to extend other players to make sure they keep their core intact.

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The Phillies on Wednesday added a number of great promotions and giveaways to the schedule, including a Phanatic beach towel (fans 14 & under) and a Kyle Schwarber card show bobble (fans 14 & under). Here’s a look at the 2025 Phillies promotional schedule:

The Philadelphia Phillies are facing a crucial season ... with at least $20 million going to the likes of Kyle Schwarber, J.T. Realmuto, Trea Turner, Bryce Harper and Zack Wheeler.

The Philadelphia Phillies have several notable ... One such player is power-hitter lead-off man Kyle Schwarber, who will be an unrestricted free agent after this upcoming season, and despite ...

For the third year in a row, the Philadelphia Phillies are going to rely on their current group of core players to lead them to a World Series title. It could b

The Philadelphia Phillies, a team brimming with star power and an eye on long-term success, are facing a pivotal decision regarding Kyle Schwarber’s future with the franchise. As the two-time All-Star heads towards free agency after the current season ...

The years of watching Arizona Cardinals all-time great wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald feel further and further as the Cardinals’ seasons continue to result in disappointment.