The Philadelphia Phillies likely need to deal some of their top prospects at the trade deadline after failing to adequately

MLB regular season was one of the most successful for the Philadelphia Phillies in franchise history. They won 95 games, their most since being victorious 102 times in 2011. It was the sixth most wins in a single-season in franchise history and 12th time they took home the National League East title.

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The Philadelphia Phillies have work to do to improve their roster going into the trade deadline. They desperately need to

The Philadelphia Phillies have promoted second baseman Aroon Escobar from Single-A Clearwater to High-A Jersey Shore, according to the organization's official transaction log.Escobar, 20, had appeared in 69 games with the Threshers this season.

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Former MLB general manager Jim Bowden says the Philadelphia Phillies should hold onto Mick Abel, barring his inclusion in a blockbuster deal.

An ESPN insider recently identified Twins outfielder Byron Buxton as a potential trade target for the Phillies ahead of the trade deadline.

The Phillies' final All-Star could be Adam Crognale, the team's bat boy​, but the team needs help to get him there.

The Philadelphia Phillies are predicted to add a Team USA star infielder to their farm system to address future lineup concerns and strengthen their talent pipeline.