by:
Scott Lauber
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
15h
The seven-year, $245 million contract that Stephen Strasburg signed with the Washington Nationals on Monday provides additional context for why the Phillies lavished the third-largest free-agent deal in franchise history on Zack Wheeler.
by:
Scott Lauber
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
16h
Finding a shortstop or third baseman is the Phillies' 'main focus' at this week's winter meetings, and it could take them in several directions.
by:
Bob Brookover
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
16h
The decision for the Phillies to take the luxury-tax plunge really should be a no-brainer.
by:
Scott Lauber
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
21h
The free-agent pitching market has exploded, which helps to explain why the Phillies jumped last week at a deal with Zack Wheeler.
by:
Scott Lauber
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
24h
Adding an infielder and more pitching is the Phillies' focus at the winter meetings.
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by:
Bob Brookover
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
8 Dec
A source confirmed a USA Today report last week that the Phillies are pursuing free agent Anthony Rendon, but the competition will be tough for the All-Star third baseman.
by:
Scott Lauber
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
6 Dec
As baseball's winter meetings begin Sunday night, the general manager will need to get creative to address the Phillies' remaining needs.
by:
David Murphy
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
5 Dec
The Phillies are a better baseball team with free agent starter Zack Wheeler. But they are also an organization that desperately needs to develop talent.
by:
Bob Brookover
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
4 Dec
Wheeler’s signing should be the lesser of the two major moves the Phillies make in an effort to improve the starting pitching department.
by:
Matt Breen
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
4 Dec
Wheeler, 29, is not Gerrit Cole or Stephen Strasburg - the two premier pitchers on the market - but he could develop into an elite arm.
by:
Matt Breen
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
4 Dec
Hamels had a 3.81 ERA last season with the Cubs, who acquired him before the 2018 trade deadline after the Phillies passed.
by:
Scott Lauber
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The Philadelphia Inquirer
4 Dec
The 29-year-old right-hander could choose a team before the winter meetings begin next week, and the Phillies are among his most aggressive suitors.