Philadelphia Phillies

The Texas Rangers overcame windy conditions, an injury to ace Jacob deGrom and a late collapse to defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-4 in 10 innings at Citizens Bank Park on Saturday. Spot starter Jacob Latz and a resilient bullpen held the Phillies scoreless for eight innings before a ninth-inning error extended the game. Andrew McCutchen's RBI single in the 10th proved decisive in securing the first victory of the Skip Schumaker era.

27. März 2026 Von KI berichtet

Philadelphia Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm has filed a lawsuit against his parents, accusing them of defrauding him of millions through mishandled accounts and LLCs. The suit, filed Wednesday in Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, seeks at least $3 million in damages. Bohm's parents deny the allegations.

The Philadelphia Phillies have agreed to a five-year, $135 million contract extension with left-hander Jesús Luzardo, keeping him through 2031. The 28-year-old pitcher, acquired from the Miami Marlins last offseason, had a strong debut season with the team. The deal provides rotation stability amid uncertainties with other starters.

6. März 2026 Von KI berichtet

Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company in Croydon will open early on March 26 for a watch party of the Philadelphia Phillies' 2026 season opener. The event includes the release of a limited collaboration beer with Philadelphia streetwear brand Cracked Bell. Fans can enjoy the game on big screens alongside food and beverages.

Nick Castellanos has agreed to a one-year contract with the San Diego Padres following his release from the Philadelphia Phillies. The Phillies will cover nearly all of his $20 million salary, while the Padres pay the league minimum of around $780,000. Castellanos arrives in spring training seeking a fresh start and a chance to contribute to the team's World Series goals.

15. Februar 2026 Von KI berichtet

As the Philadelphia Phillies opened their 2026 spring training, first baseman Bryce Harper expressed continued mystification over comments made by team president Dave Dombrowski about his 2025 performance. Harper described the public remarks as 'kind of wild' and contrary to the organization's in-house policy. Despite acknowledging his down year, Harper emphasized that such statements do not motivate him.