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A new plan would have Major League Baseball return in teams’ Spring Training sites in both Arizona and Florida, realigning the leagues accordingly.

In an alternate universe: Pete Incaviglia or Milt Thompson as the DH in 1993, Jim Thome or Ryan Howard as the DH in 2005, Rhys Hoskins or Jay Bruce, or Alec Bohm as the DH in 2020.

According to an Associated Press report, MLB and the MLB Players Association are discussing a potential plan that would start baseball games in front of fan-less ballparks in Arizona.

Phillies outfielder Bryce Harper announced he was making a sizable donation to fight coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic

Phillies reliever Seranthony Dominguez appears headed towards Tommy John Surgery, which is the doctor’s recommendation

On the latest Powder Blue Podcast, Frank Klose, Geoff Mosher, and Hunter Brody discuss: How MLB will proceed when things are all clear. What it means for free-agents to be such as J.T. Reamuto
Speaking of Realmuto, will this negatively affect an extension?

The Phillies optioned six players to the minor leagues on what would otherwise have been Opening Day.

In this week’s Powder Blue Podcast – a Phillies podcast – we discuss our sports fix during a shutdown, whether Alec Bohm and Spencer Howard could start the season, and is Andrew McCutchen underappreciated?

The more the Phillies season is delayed, perhaps the likelihood of top prospect Spencer Howard starting the season with the team are increased.

In this edition of the Powder Blue Podcast, a Philadelphia Phillies podcast, we discuss the stoppage of MLB, J.T. Reamuto’s contract, and Seranthony Dominguez’s injury

The damage to spectator sports might not be so much that we don’t have them right now.  The damage might very well be that when they return we’ll no longer want them around.

Major League Baseball will suspend operations, including Spring Training games and the start of the season.

Reliever Serathony Dominguez reportedly has had a setback and will not be ready to start the 2020 season.

D.G. Yuengling & Sons will unveil a new beer pavilion in right field at Ctizens Bank Park

Phillies starter Aaron Nola could miss his Opening Day start after missing a few days with the flu.

This week’s Phillies mailbag looks at non-roster invitee Nick Martini, the most improved Phillie in 2020, and could the Phillies pursue Yasiel Puig?

This week’s Powder Blue Philadelphia Phillies Podcast looks at the Phillies lineup without Andrew McCutchen, the battle among Vince Velasquez, Nick Pivetta, and Ranger Suarez for the fifth starter’s spot, and we check in on Gabe Kapler.

The Phillies announced their first rounds of cuts out of 2020 Spring Training

According to Phillies manager Joe Girardi, the Phillies will be without Andrew McCutchen at the start of the 2020 season, though he is not far behind.

Mascot creator Harrison/Erickson responded to the Philadelphia Phillies and a new iteration of the Phillie Phanatic.

This week’s Phillies mailbag looks at the draft selection of Mickey Moniak, whether Alec Bohm can make the club, and whether or not Nick Pivetta will break out in 2020.

Embed from Getty Images By Mitch Nathanson, Historical Columnist  Regardless of whether you found yesterday's unveiling of a rejiggered Phanatic…

Do you like our new green man?
We do not like him, say Phillies fans.

The restyled Phillie Phanatic is here…is it enough to keep their mascot?

According to Jim Salisbury of NBC Sports Philadelphia, the Phillie Phanatic is changing his look before the Phillies debut at home on Sunday.

This week’s Phillies mailbag looks at Scott Kingery’s position, J.T. Realmuto’s prospects of a long-term deal, and trading for Nolan Arenado or Kris Bryant.

Phillies infielder Jean Segura expressed his regret and shared how Andrew McCutchen’s injury affected him in 2019.

Episode 1 of Powder Blue: A Philadelphia Phillies Podcast is OUT NOW!
– Houston Astros cheating
– Pitchers & Catchers
– 77 Wins?!

Former Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro, Jr. will assume a role on NBC Sports Philadelphia this season, reports Bob Brookover of the Philadelphai Inquirer.