Phillies top positional prospect Aidan Miller joins The Inquirer’s Scott Lauber to share insights from his first major league camp, his experience in the Spring Breakout prospect showcase, and more.

After back-to-back postseason cold spells, the challenge for Long, the Phillies hitting coach, is to make meaningful improvements to a group of veteran hitters who are mostly set in their ways.

Turner, who has led off in six of the eight games he's played, hit the first of four Phillies homers to lead off Thursday's 16-9 victory over the Braves.

Matt Strahm might not be ready by the opener, which would create a spot in the bullpen. Johan Rojas' situation could open another spot on the bench. And then there is the backup catcher.

The former Gold Glove shortstop who has more hits than any player in the Phillies’ 143-year history will receive one of the organization’s highest honors, along with former GM Ed Wade.

They’ve known each other since 2012 when Schwarber was recruited to Indiana by Nori’s grandfather. Together in Phillies camp, the prospect is again learning from the slugger.

The Phillies have perhaps the best rotation in baseball, and Cotham oversees them all. Here is what he’s seen so far this spring.

New Era has already pulled three MLB teams’ new hats off shelves after the "Overlap" design caused some unintended consequences.

Mark Estes has been selling beer at BayCare Ballpark since 2004 — and he’s hard to miss “because I’m loud and obnoxious.”

Last year, Stott’s offense regressed in every measurable way from 2023. An elbow injury contributed, but so did indecisiveness that seeped into his approach at the plate.

Kennedy, who is adding outfield to his resumé as he competes for a bench spot, hit a home run but also had a fly ball go off his glove in a victory over the Red Sox on Tuesday.

The Phillies delayed Rojas’ appearances in the outfield until he completes a program to rebuild his arm strength. He will throw from 120 feet Tuesday.