Phillies News

A look at the Phillies’ rotation plans for the week ahead with Zack Wheeler returning on Monday.

It was a quiet MLB debut but Otto Kemp has a golden opportunity to supply a jolt to a stagnant Phillies offense in need of one.

Bryce Harper has played 57 of the Phillies’ 63 games, feeling pain in his right wrist with nearly every swing he’s taken.

Bryce Harper was placed on the 10-day injured list Saturday and Phillies prospect Otto Kemp, who has raked all season at Triple A, was called up to take his place on the active roster.

They haven’t hit much lately, they haven’t had Bryce Harper much lately, they’re experiencing perhaps Kyle Schwarber’s first cold spell of the season and the Phillies have lost seven of eight.

Bryce Harper is out of the Phillies’ lineup again, dealing with right wrist soreness that has lingered and may be affecting his swing.

Jesus Luzardo seriously struggled again Thursday in the Phillies’ 9-1 series finale loss to the Blue Jays.

The Phillies lost by walk-off Wednesday in Toronto but it was another impressive, walk-free outing from Mick Abel, who will be sticking around a little while.

Zack Wheeler is on the paternity list and Mick Abel is back up with the Phillies, hoping to show Wednesday that his stellar MLB debut two weeks ago was no fluke.

Bryce Harper’s first inning back in the Phillies’ lineup in a week was their most explosive inning in a week, a six-run outburst that enabled them to cruise to an 8-3 victory in Toronto.

Coming off their longest losing streak in over a month, the Phillies were thrilled to welcome Bryce Harper back to the lineup Tuesday night in Toronto.

Seeing Jeff Hoffman this week in Toronto is a reminder of how much more late-inning bullpen depth the Phillies possessed last summer.

Zack and Dominique Wheeler are expecting their fourth child any day now and the Phillies have adjusted their rotation this week as a result.