The Kansas City Royals' newest relief pitcher has some revelations about his departure from the Philadelphia Phillies.

It’s a good time to be Bo Bichette. Not only did the Phillies cannonball last week into the pool of teams interested in signing Bichette, but his market is about to kick into overdrive after fellow free-agent infielder Alex Bregman reached a five-year,

The Phillies are set to meet with Bo Bichette as teams scramble to sign top free agents. Who else is in the mix for the Toronto Blue Jays All-Star?

The Philadelphia Phillies have received a massive update amid their pursuit of a star free agent as the offseason moves forward.

The Philadelphia Phillies re-signed Kyle Schwarber, but is that enough to unseat the Los Angeles Dodgers atop the National League? There has to be more to come.

The Philadelphia Phillies, frustrated in their negotiations to bring back J.T. Realmuto, are looking into the possibility of shaking up their roster.

MLB has announced that free agent outfielder Max Kepler has received an 80-game suspension after testing positive for Epitrenbolone, a performance enhancing substance, in violation of Major League Baseball’s Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program.

The Phillies have scheduled a meeting with Bichette and done extensive work on the roster ripple effects of signing him, sources say.

If the Phillies don't make another roster move between now and the start of the regular season, they will still likely boast one of the game's best squads. They have the fourth-best team in MLB by Wins Above Replacement (or WAR),

While Philadelphia is viewed as the frontrunner, Aaliyan Mohammed of Newsweek feels that another contender may emerge for Bichette's services: the San Francisco Giants. In fact, Mohammed is predicting that the Giants will snatch Bichette on a seven-year, $225 million contract.