It feels like the Phillies’ off-field drama is nowhere near over. Just a week ago, they finally moved on from Nick Castellanos after months of friction between him and manager Rob Thomson.

There's a line between the right and wrong way to deliver a hard truth. And last October, Dave Dombrowski crossed it.

Under the boardwalk, down by the sea. That’s where Bryce Harper wants to be, apparently. Harper’s newest cleats — the Under Armour Harper 10 “Mad House” — pay homage to the Jersey Shore, and unlike his previous colorful,

The Philadelphia Phillies’ superstar slugger revealed his suitors as speculation about a New York Yankees fit grows.

Harper called Vitello "the man" on Taylor Lewan's recent podcast "Bussin' With The Boys" and commended Giants president of baseball operations Buster Posey for hiring Vitello in October.

Philadelphia Phillies slugger Bryce Harper's final Harper 10 colorway brings Jersey Shore boardwalk energy to the diamond with deep purple, pink, green, and yellow.

Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper is making sure Dave Dombrowski knows he hasn't forgotten the comments about his performance from the 2025 season.

PHILADELPHIA — The best way to understand Bryce Harper is to think about all the things he can’t say. He can’t say that Alec Bohm is a seven-hole hitter at best. He can’t say that Adolis García is much closer to Nick Castellanos than he is a legitimate four- or five-hole hitter.

An anonymous survey of MLB insiders revealed how people in the industry feel about Bryce Harper and the Phillies heading into 2026.

There’s no stopping the Los Angeles Dodgers from spending on players like they’re funding a space program. According to FanGraphs, the reigning World Series